
Payhawk is an AI-native spend management platform unifying cards, expenses, AP, procurement, and travel.
Payhawk sells an AI-native spend management platform for mid-market and enterprise finance teams. The platform combines corporate Visa cards, expense capture, accounts payable, procurement, and travel booking in one place, running company money through dedicated money accounts with approval workflows and OCR document processing. AI agents such as the Financial Controller agent review spending against company policy.
Each module works alone or together: cards and expenses, bill payments, purchase orders, and travel booking connect to more than forty ERP, accounting, and HR systems and support multi-entity operation across countries. Customers buy modules separately or as the Payhawk Complete bundle, with optional credit facilities attached.
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Payhawk bundles corporate cards, expenses, accounts payable, procurement, and travel on dedicated money accounts, so a finance team replaces several single-purpose tools with one system of controls. AI agents such as the Financial Controller agent enforce policy on payments, and the platform connects to more than forty ERP, accounting, and HR systems including NetSuite, Workday, and SAP SuccessFactors.
Multi-entity and multi-country operation is built in, with local money accounts for the markets a customer operates in. Payhawk Complete prices the full stack as one bundle, and the company reached $100 million in annual recurring revenue in 2026 while growing enterprise customers across Europe and North America.
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Payhawk prices per module on monthly subscriptions: travel booking starts at $299 per month, accounts payable at $349, cards and expenses at $449, and procurement at $499. Buyers build a custom stack from the four modules or take the Payhawk Complete bundle covering all of them.
Mid-market and enterprise buyers can subscribe to a plan online or book a demo with sales for larger deployments. Optional credit facilities attach to the paid modules rather than sitting behind a separate product.
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