Procurify costs a median $15,000 a year, from $4,210 to $40,000, based on Vendr buyer data. Procurify does not publish prices: every quote starts with Purchasing and grows with Accounts Payable, Expense & Card, add-ons, Pro users and integrations; Basic users are free. Bill Pay adds $0.50 per ACH payment and $2 per check.

Procurify pricing: key takeaways

  • Quote only: Procurify builds each quote from products, add-ons, Pro users and integrations, with no public list price.
  • Users: Pro users who approve, buy, run reports or handle AP drive the price; Basic users who request or receive are unlimited and free.
  • Typical cost: Vendr's buyer data puts the median Procurify contract at $15,000 a year, from $4,210 to $40,000.
  • Payment fees: Bill Pay costs $0.50 per US ACH, $2 per check and $15 per wire; card purchases carry no transaction fee.
  • Implementation: A one-time cost quoted with the subscription; packages run 4 to 12 weeks, 12 for NetSuite.
  • Integrations: QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage Intacct and Microsoft Dynamics 365 sync are part of the platform in every plan.
  • Renewal: Contracts renew automatically for 12 months, and fees can rise by up to 7% with 90 days' notice.

How much does Procurify cost?

Procurify costs a median $15,000 a year on Vendr's buyer data, and every contract is quoted. You start with Purchasing on Procurify's procurement software platform, then add Accounts Payable or Expense & Card and add-ons such as Guided Intake or Contracts. Pro users and integrations set the rest.

Procurify pricing page explaining that quotes start with purchasing, then add products, add-ons, users and integrations
How Procurify builds a quote. Source: Procurify pricing page
Building blockWhat it coversHow it is priced
Purchasing (every customer)Order requests, purchase orders, product catalogs, vendorsPart of the base quote
Platform (every plan)Approvals, budgets, spend insights, accounting integrations, PunchOut, mobile appIncluded
Accounts PayableBill capture and matching, vendor paymentsAdd-on product
Expense & CardSpending cards and employee expensesAdd-on product
Guided Intake, ContractsConversational intake; contract tracking against PO spendAdd-ons

Pro users vs Basic users

Procurify charges for Pro users, who approve, buy, run reports or handle AP, while Basic users who only request or receive are free and unlimited.

  • Pro users approve spend, manage purchasing and vendors, run reports, handle AP or administer, and they set the price
  • Basic users only request spend or receive goods, and they are unlimited at no cost

What will Procurify cost for your business?

Procurify costs a 50-200 employee company about $4,210 to $15,000 a year for Purchasing with a handful of Pro approvers, Vendr's low to median. Adding Accounts Payable moves you toward the $15,000 to $40,000 range plus Bill Pay fees, and implementation is a quoted one-time fee on top that no source publishes.

Three example companies

Monthly costPurchasing onlyPurchasing + AP+ AP and cards, high volume
Subscription$351–$1,250$1,250–$3,333$1,250–$3,333
Bill Pay fees–$150$1,125
Billed per year$4,210–$15,000$16,800–$41,800$28,500–$53,500
Plus card FX fees, per yearNoneNone$1,500
Setup, one-timeQuoted one-timeQuoted one-timeQuoted one-time
  • Purchasing only: Purchasing only, a few Pro approvers, payments made outside Procurify
  • Purchasing + AP: Purchasing and Accounts Payable, 100 ACH payments and 50 checks a month
  • + AP and cards, high volume: Purchasing, Accounts Payable and Expense & Card, 1,000 ACH payments, 200 checks, 10 wires and 5 SWIFT wires a month, $5,000 of foreign card spend

Estimate your own Procurify cost

What Procurify charges on top of the subscription

Procurify Bill Pay costs $0.50 per US ACH, $2 per US check, $15 per US wire and $15 per SWIFT wire in USD. Wires and local transfers with currency conversion carry no transfer fee. Spending cards have no transaction fee, but foreign-currency purchases cost 2.5%, so check where your suppliers are paid.

Procurify fees and rates page showing Bill Pay fees for ACH, check, wire, EFT and SWIFT payments
Procurify's published Bill Pay fees. Source: Procurify fees and rates

Spending card fees

Procurify spending cards are free and carry no transaction fee, but foreign-currency purchases cost 2.5%.

Card feeAmount
New or replacement cardFree
Transaction fee$0 (currently waived)
Cross-border fee$0
Foreign exchange2.5% of the amount
Disputes$0

Payment fees are taken from your Procurify financial account, which runs on Airwallex, rather than billed separately. Bill payments need the Accounts Payable product.

How much does Procurify ERP integration cost?

Procurify's accounting integrations with QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage Intacct and Microsoft Dynamics 365 are included in every plan, and your quote reflects the integrations you need. Custom integrations and API support are add-on services priced separately, and NetSuite projects take longer to implement.

Your ERPHow it connectsEffect on cost
QuickBooks Online or DesktopPlatform integrationPart of the platform
Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics 365Platform integrationPart of the platform
NetSuitePlatform integrationLonger implementation package (12 weeks, 25 hours)
Deltek Costpoint, Sage 50cloudListed on G2 as verified integrationsConfirm scope in the quote
Other ERP or custom flowsREST API or custom integrationAdd-on services, quoted

What to confirm about your ERP

Make sure the order form names your ERP and the right implementation package, and get custom integrations priced before you sign.

  • Your ERP and version are named on the order form, with the sync direction for POs, bills and payments
  • On NetSuite, the Standard for NetSuite package (12 weeks) is the one priced, not Basic
  • QuickBooks Enterprise users should test the sync first: buyers report Procurify supports QuickBooks Online and Desktop
  • Custom integrations and API support are add-on services, so get them priced before signing
  • G2 tags 7 reviews with integration issues and 25 with easy implementation: ask for a reference on your ERP

Procurify implementation cost and setup time

Procurify publishes no implementation fee, and setup takes 4 to 12 weeks by package. Basic gives 10 implementation hours over 4 weeks, Standard 15 over 8, Standard for NetSuite 25 over 12, and Premium 25 or more over 12 or more weeks. The one-time fee is scoped to your setup and quoted with the subscription.

Procurify implementation packages: Basic 10 hours 4 weeks, Standard 15 hours 8 weeks, NetSuite 25 hours 12 weeks, Premium 25+ hours 12+ weeks
Procurify's implementation packages. Source: Procurify implementation
PhaseTimeCost and who pays
Kickoff and project planWeek 1In the one-time fee; a dedicated Implementation Manager runs it
Configuration, data import, accounting sync4 weeks (Basic), 8 (Standard), 12 (NetSuite)One-time fee; 10, 15 or 25 manager hours
TrainingThrough the rolloutYour team: about 23 self-paced and 10 live hours on Standard
On-site training, custom integrations, API supportAs scopedAdd-on services, quoted separately
What buyers report2 months on G2; one customer 4 to 6 weeksFee not published
  • A standard 8-week rollout takes about 33 hours of your team's time: 23 self-paced and 10 live
  • Add-on services: on-site training, custom integrations, API support and data import

Procurify does not publish an implementation price, and no buyer source reports one. The fee follows the package: Implementation Manager hours (10, 15 or 25+), a NetSuite connection, and add-on services such as data import, custom integrations or on-site training. Ask for it as a fixed one-time line in the order form.

Pro users, add-ons and contract terms

Procurify's price grows with Pro users, products and add-ons rather than headcount, because Basic users are free. Contracts renew automatically for 12 months, and fees can rise by up to 7% with 90 days' notice, so price the modules you will need in year two before you sign the first order form.

  • Count Pro users carefully: approvers and AP staff are Pro, requesters are Basic
  • Ask how adding a product mid-term is priced and whether it needs new implementation work
  • Confirm how Pro user changes are billed during the term

Renewal terms to check before you sign

Procurify order forms renew automatically for 12 months unless you give 60 days' notice, and fees can rise by up to 7% at renewal.

Procurify subscription agreement clause on automatic 12-month renewal, 60-day notice and a 7% cap on renewal fee increases
Renewal clause, Procurify subscription services agreement. Source: Procurify Subscription Services Agreement
  • Order forms renew for 12 months unless you give written notice at least 60 days before the renewal date
  • Fees can rise at renewal with 90 days' notice, capped at 7% unless agreed otherwise
  • Renew a multi-year deal for a shorter term and its discounts end; fees revert to standard rates with no 7% cap
  • Order forms are non-cancellable and non-downgradable, and fees are non-refundable
  • Late payments carry 1.5% interest a month after a 5-day grace period

Companies pay Procurify a median $15,000 a year, with deals from $4,210 to $40,000, per Vendr's buyer data. That sits far below Vendr's $94,519 median for the big enterprise suites, and above tools with published plans at $830 to $1,250 a month billed annually, before Procurify's payment fees.

$15,000median a year
$4,210$40,000

What buyers and reviewers report

Vendr reports a $15,000 median, and G2 reviewers report 2 months to implement, with one calling pricing negotiable.

SourceWhat they report
VendrMedian $15,000 a year; low $4,210, high $40,000
Google AI Overview, citing VendrSmall to mid-market roughly $1,000 to $3,000+ a month by scope
Third-party comparison, unverifiedClaims Procurify starts at $2,000 a month; Procurify does not confirm it
G2 reviewers, 415 reviews2 months to implement; one reviewer says pricing was negotiable
G2 pricing listingCustom quote, priced per year by products, features and user types

Is Procurify worth the price?

Procurify is worth its price for mid-size teams that want requests, approvals, purchase orders and budgets with many free requesters and a short rollout. It gets pricier as Pro users and products grow, which is when Procurify alternatives with flat plans are worth comparing.

Worth it if

  • Many employees request but few approve, so most users are free Basic users
  • You run QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage Intacct or Dynamics 365
  • You want a guided rollout in 4 to 12 weeks
  • You pay mostly by ACH at $0.50 each

Look elsewhere if

  • Many people approve spend, so most users are paid Pro users
  • You want a published price before a sales call
  • You need full source-to-pay sourcing at enterprise scale
  • You pay many suppliers by check or wire

How to get a better Procurify price

Ask for each product priced separately, an exact list of who counts as a Pro user, and implementation as a fixed one-time fee. Then confirm which integrations are included, whether payment fees are locked for the term, and how renewals are priced before you sign a multi-year contract.

Get in writing

  • Price per product and add-on
  • Which roles count as Pro users
  • Implementation package and fee
  • Integrations included
  • Payment fees for the term
  • Renewal terms

Ways to pay less

  • Keep requesters as Basic users
  • Start with Purchasing, add products later
  • Pay suppliers by ACH, not check
  • Pick the smallest package that fits
  • Ask for a multi-year rate lock

Procurify pricing vs alternatives

Procurify quotes by products and Pro users, with a $15,000 median on Vendr. ProcureDesk lists $830 to $1,250 a month billed annually, Coupa has a $94,519 median and Ramp is free or $15 per user on Plus. Zapro pricing has Spark at $699 a month, Growth at $1,999 and Scale on custom terms, all with unlimited users; your ERP or bank pays suppliers.

ToolPricing modelTypical cost (basis)Users priced
ProcurifyQuote: products + Pro usersMedian $15,000/yr (Vendr)Pro users; Basic free
ProcureDeskPublished plans$830–$1,250/month, annual (list)See plan
CoupaQuote by moduleMedian $94,519/yr (Vendr)Active users
RampFree, then per user$0; Plus $15/user (list)On Plus
ZaproFlat plans, unlimited usersSpark $699 / Growth $1,999 a month; Scale customNo per-user fee

Procurify pricing FAQs

How much does Procurify cost per year?

Procurify quotes every contract. Vendr's buyer data puts the median at $15,000 a year, with deals from $4,210 to $40,000. The price depends on products, add-ons, Pro users and integrations, plus a one-time implementation fee.

Does Procurify charge per user?

Only for Pro users, the people who approve spend, manage purchasing and vendors, run reports, handle AP or administer. Basic users, who only request spend or receive goods, are unlimited and do not change the quote.

Is Procurify an ERP system?

No. Procurify is procurement and spend software that runs the procure to pay process next to your accounting system. It syncs with QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage Intacct and Microsoft Dynamics 365, which stay your system of record for the general ledger.

Are Procurify payments free?

No. Bill Pay costs $0.50 per US ACH, $2 per US check and $15 per US or SWIFT wire, while transfers with currency conversion have no transfer fee. Spending card transactions are free, except a 2.5% fee on foreign-currency purchases.

How long does Procurify implementation take?

Procurify plans standard implementation over about eight weeks, or twelve for NetSuite, with a dedicated implementation manager. Its Basic package runs four weeks and Premium twelve or more, and a standard rollout needs about 33 hours of your team's time.

Does Procurify renew automatically?

Yes. Procurify order forms renew for 12-month periods unless you give written notice at least 60 days before the renewal date. Fees can rise by up to 7% at renewal with 90 days' notice, and order forms cannot be cancelled or downgraded mid-term.

Sources: Procurify pricing page; Procurify fees and rates; Procurify implementation; Vendr; Procurify Subscription Services Agreement; G2 Procurify reviews. Prices come from Procurify's own pages where published and from the third-party sources listed, labelled as such. Estimates are not quotes.

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Daniel is a procurement and vendor management expert with extensive experience in helping businesses build efficient, compliant, and transparent procurement processes. He specializes in spend management, supplier risk, and procurement technology, and regularly reviews content to ensure accuracy, relevance, and practical insights for modern teams.

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