Revolut Business
Multi-currency business accounts, cards, and expense tools.
Alternatives · 2026
Corporate cards, banking, and spend management for startups.
7 hand-curated alternatives from MintedSaaS's directory. See the Brex listing →
Brex is a corporate card and spend-management platform built for startups and scale-ups that need consolidated billing, real-time expense tracking, and integration with accounting software. It combines physical and virtual cards with receipt capture, approval workflows, and detailed reporting in one dashboard. The platform targets high-growth companies that want to avoid the friction of traditional business banking and reduce the time their finance teams spend on manual expense reconciliation.
Most teams use Brex to issue cards to multiple employees, set spending limits per person or department, and automatically categorize transactions for accounting. It's pulled into workflows by companies that already live in Slack and Stripe, and by founders who want the brand signal of a fintech card over a corporate American Express. The product works best when your company plans to scale headcount quickly and you'd rather not manage receipts and reimbursements through email and spreadsheets.
Multi-currency business accounts, cards, and expense tools.
Multi-currency accounts and international money transfers.
Spend management with cards, invoices, and approvals.
Smart company cards with automated expense management.
Expense tracking and reporting with receipt scanning.
Corporate cards and spend management that aim to cut spend.
Ramp, Mercury, Wise, Spendesk, Pleo, Revolut Business, and Expensify all compete in the corporate spend category. Ramp and Mercury focus on startups specifically; Wise and Revolut are stronger internationally; Spendesk and Pleo emphasize approval workflows; Expensify is primarily expense-report software.
Expensify offers a free plan with basic expense tracking and receipt scanning, though it doesn't include corporate cards. Most card-issuing alternatives like Ramp, Mercury, and Pleo require a paid subscription, but many don't charge transaction fees.
Wise and Revolut Business both operate in 100+ countries and handle multi-currency accounts natively, making them simpler for distributed teams than Brex, which is US-focused.
If your team makes frequent purchases and you want to reduce reimbursement overhead, a corporate card platform like Ramp or Mercury is faster. If your company uses contractors, vendors, or reimbursement-heavy workflows, an expense platform like Expensify or Spendesk may fit better.
Yes. Mercury, Ramp, and Wise all integrate with QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite. Expensify integrates with nearly every major accounting platform; Spendesk and Pleo focus on Xero and NetSuite.
Look for per-employee spending limits, real-time receipt capture, approval workflows before purchase (not just after), and automated categorization for accounting. Real-time alerts and the ability to pause or replace cards matter if your team scales quickly.
Mercury and Ramp both provide integrated business banking alongside cards, so you can avoid opening a separate account elsewhere. Wise and Spendesk require an existing business bank account to connect.
Expensify's free plan costs nothing; Pleo and Spendesk typically charge $9–15 per employee per month. Mercury and Ramp are free for basic use; they make money on interchange, not subscription fees.