Captured September 19, 2026 at 1440px wide.
Numeral plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| MonitoringDetermine where you have nexus, identify exposure, and monitor future liability with confidence. | Free | |
| ProfessionalHighlightedRegistrations, filings, and remittance, backed by Numeral’s guarantee. | $75 | per filing |
| EnterpriseAdvanced features for scaling businesses. | Custom |
As printed on the page captured September 19, 2026.
How does Numeral pricing work?
The value metric is the compliance task itself. A filing costs $75 and a state registration costs $150 once, which the FAQ restates as '$75 per return filed plus a one-time $150 registration fee per state'. Pricing on returns and registrations ties the bill to the work Numeral does on the customer's behalf, so a seller can multiply states by filings and know the cost. Three plans frame it: Monitoring is Free and runs a nexus study, Professional carries the two unit prices with registrations, filings, remittance and a concierge service, and Enterprise is Custom with 'Global coverage in 90+ countries', the tax engine and API, and tax lawyers.
The motion is sales-assisted with a free front door. Monitoring starts with 'Get started', and Professional and Enterprise both route to 'Book a demo', which pairs published unit prices with a conversation about integrations, states and onboarding. 'Simple pricing. No contract required.' sets the terms in the headline, and the guarantee sits beside it. Below the cards, a 'MORE FEATURES' grid covers Integrations, International, Tax calculation and Exemption Certificate Management with concrete specifications, followed by a customer logo band, seven FAQs and a closing band, 'Tax infrastructure to sell globally', with the guarantee repeated.
Under the hood, the free tier and the paid units work as one funnel. A nexus study shows where a seller owes tax, and each state it finds becomes a $150 registration and a stream of $75 returns. The FAQ names a third billing basis, 'Tax Engine usage', alongside registrations and returns, which points to metered API pricing set in Enterprise deals. Standard accounts are month-to-month and 'billed as filings occur', and 'Multi-year or annual contract options are also available if you prefer to lock in fixed rates', so commitment is offered as a rate lock. The guarantee is the strategic center: it prices Numeral's confidence in its own filing into the offer.
What does Numeral's pricing page do well?
- Both units sit together on the Professional card, '$75 per filing' and '$150 per registration', so the cost formula reads in one glance
- The hero guarantee, 'Your sales tax will be filed on time, or we'll pay your penalties and interest charges', takes on the risk a compliance buyer cares about most
- The free Monitoring tier delivers a nexus study and a historical exposure audit, real work that sizes the paid engagement
- The FAQ answers each money question directly, including setup fees, overages, contract length and cancellation
- Feature panels carry specifications, '140ms p95 latency', 90+ countries, 40+ integrations and the first 50 exemption certificates free
What does Numeral's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- Pricing per filing and per registration ties the bill to work performed, so a seller's cost grows with the states it enters and stays steady as order volume rises
- A free nexus study is the top of the funnel: each state it identifies becomes a registration and recurring filings
- 'Tax Engine usage' as a third billing basis points to metered API pricing shaped in Enterprise deals
- Month-to-month billing as filings occur, with annual or multi-year terms to 'lock in fixed rates', makes commitment a rate lock
- The penalty guarantee turns operational confidence into a pricing term, which suits a category where the cost of an error is a fine
Learn with Orb
- GuideWhat is outcome-based pricing? Numeral charges $75 per filing and $150 per registration, the work completed, and backs it with a penalty guarantee; Orb's guide covers what it means to charge for results.
- GuidePay-as-you-go pricing for SaaS Billing month to month as filings occur, with no contract required, is pay-as-you-go; Orb's guide covers how that lowers the barrier to entry and lets revenue scale with use.
- GuideAn expert's guide to enterprise pricing for SaaS Enterprise is Custom, with coverage in 90+ countries and tax engine usage as a billing basis; the guide covers what to weigh when enterprise prices are set deal by deal.
Questions about Numeral pricing
How much does Numeral cost?
Numeral's pricing starts at $75 per filing. The page shows 3 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Numeral use?
Numeral prices by usage. The page is built around talking to the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at small businesses.
Does Numeral have a free plan?
Yes, Numeral has a free plan. Paid plans start at $75 per filing.
Does Numeral offer an annual discount?
Numeral's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $75 per filing. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Numeral's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 3 plans, highlights Professional, and includes an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 9 things it does well and 5 insights into the pricing.
What does the Numeral guarantee cover?
The Numeral guarantee reads: "Your sales tax will be filed on time, or we'll pay your penalties and interest charges." It appears at the top of the pricing page and again in the closing band. The Professional plan's registrations, filings and remittance are described as backed by this guarantee.
How much does Numeral charge when my business expands into a new state?
Adding a state follows Numeral's standard pricing: "a one-time $150 state registration fee plus $75 per return required in that state." For standard US sales tax filings, the FAQ states there are zero setup or onboarding fees. You pay only for the state registrations and filings Numeral performs on your behalf.
Can I cancel Numeral at any time?
Yes. On standard month-to-month plans, Numeral says "you can cancel your service at any time without penalty". Standard accounts run with no required contract and are billed as filings occur. Customers who want fixed rates can choose multi-year or annual contract options.
From the page as captured September 19, 2026. Current prices are on numeral.com
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Adyen
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Orb
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