Axia Extract vs Veryfi.
Veryfi charges per document, from $0.08 a receipt, with a $500/month minimum to start. Axia Extract charges per page, roughly a tenth of Veryfi's receipt rate, with no monthly minimum.
Side by side
Per-document pricing vs. per-page pricing.
| Veryfi | Axia Extract | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing basis | Per document (≤15 pages = 1 transaction) | Per page, by extraction model |
| Entry price | $500/month minimum (Starter plan) | From ₱2,000 (~$32), no minimum |
| Receipt cost | $0.08/receipt | ~$0.008/page (Small tier, entry pricing) |
| Self-serve signup | ||
| AI-based, no template | ||
| Published accuracy benchmark | ||
| REST API | ||
| Free tier | 100 docs/month, forever | 14-day trial |
Veryfi pricing and features per its public pricing page, checked September 2026. Veryfi revises pricing periodically — confirm current rates before budgeting.
Benchmarked accuracy
98.2% field accuracy, published openly.
98.2%
Axia Extract — published SROIE2019 benchmark
Not published
Veryfi — no public per-field benchmark
Benchmarked against SROIE2019, a public dataset of 347 real-world receipts. Veryfi does not publish a comparable public per-field benchmark.
See the full accuracy reportFAQ
Axia Extract vs Veryfi, answered.
How does Veryfi pricing compare to Axia Extract?
Is Veryfi's free tier enough to evaluate before paying?
Does Veryfi charge differently by document type?
Does Veryfi publish accuracy benchmarks?
Which is cheaper for high volume receipts?
No monthly minimum to start.
Test AI document extraction on your own receipts and invoices without committing to $500 a month first.
Veryfi vs Axia Extract, per document vs per page.
Veryfi and Axia Extract compete on the same ground, AI-based extraction for receipts and invoices, no templates required on either side. The pricing model is where they split. Veryfi bills per document, not per page, a receipt at $0.08, an invoice at $0.16, a bank statement at $0.25, with a document defined generously as up to 15 pages. That structure rewards long, multi-page files and penalizes high-volume single-page ones, since a one-page receipt and a 15-page statement cost the provider wildly different amounts of work but bill Veryfi customers close to the same.
| Document type | Veryfi rate |
|---|---|
| Receipt | $0.08/document |
| Invoice | $0.16/document |
| Check / bank statement | $0.25/document |
A document is up to 15 pages under Veryfi's definition, so the rate holds regardless of length. Axia's per-page credit rate is on the pricing page.
Axia Extract bills per page instead, so a single-page receipt costs roughly $0.008 on the Small tier at entry pricing, about a tenth of Veryfi's flat per-receipt rate, and that gap holds without needing to clear Veryfi's $500/month Starter minimum first. Teams processing mostly short documents, receipts, single-page IDs, simple forms, see the biggest gap. The full rate table is published on the pricing page, with no sales call required to see it.
Veryfi's free tier, 100 documents a month forever, is a genuinely useful way to kick the tires on low volume, and its per-document-type pricing can work out predictable for teams whose documents run consistently long. But for the receipt and invoice volume most AP and expense teams actually process, mostly short, single- or few-page documents, per-page pricing without a monthly floor is the cheaper and simpler number to plan around. As with any vendor comparison, run your own document mix through both before deciding, since the real gap depends on how long your documents actually run.