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Expensify vs Sage Expense Management (formerly Fyle)

Compare with for 10 people.

Expensify
73%
match · $600/yr
Sage Expense Management (formerly Fyle)
53%
match · $1,439/yr

Expensify is the better fit.

It costs $839 less a year for 10 people.

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Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Expensify
Collect
Smaller bill
$5.00 × 10 seats$50.00
× 12 months$600.00
Per year
$5.00 per person / mo
$600

Sage Expense Management (formerly Fyle)
Entry plan
$11.99 × 10 seats$119.90
× 12 months$1,438.80
Per year
$11.99 per person / mo
$1,439

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Expensify

From $5Free plan
G2 4.5 · 5,679 reviews

Small teams that want simple receipt scanning and reimbursements, and companies willing to put most spend on the Expensify Card to cut the subscription price.

Sage Expense Management (formerly Fyle)

From $11.99
G2 4.6 · 1,821 reviews

Companies that want to keep their existing corporate cards, including Amex, and add automated expense capture and approvals on top.

Side by side

ExpensifySage Expense Management (formerly Fyle)
PricingFree Submit plan; Collect $5/member/monthFrom $11.99/active user/month (annual)
G2 Rating4.5 (5,679 reviews)4.6 (1,821 reviews)
Best ForSmall teams that want simple receipt scanning and reimbursements, and companies willing to put most spend on the Expensify Card to cut the subscription price.Companies that want to keep their existing corporate cards, including Amex, and add automated expense capture and approvals on top.

Pros and cons

Expensify

Pros

  • SmartScan receipt capture is fast and familiar to employees
  • Collect at $5 per member is cheap for QuickBooks Online or Xero teams
  • Expensify Card use can cut Control pricing by up to 50% and earns cash back
  • Pay-per-use billing only charges members active that month

Cons

  • Control list price ($18 annual, $36 pay-per-use) is high without the Expensify Card
  • Multi-level approvals and ERP integrations require Control
  • Travel bookings carry a $15 to $25 per-trip fee

Sage Expense Management (formerly Fyle)

Pros

  • Works with existing cards, including Amex, in real time
  • Unlimited receipt scanning with text and email capture
  • Active-user billing
  • Backed by Sage, with Sage Intacct integration

Cons

  • ACH reimbursements and multi-stage approvals require Business
  • Annual billing with 5 or 10 user minimums
  • No free plan and no published travel booking

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