Freemium with published per-user pricing for entry and mid-tier plans, plus quote-only enterprise tiers and some product-specific fees.
↻ Billing notes
Brex publicly shows monthly per-user pricing for Essentials and Premium. Enterprise and Smart Card are quote-only, so billing cadence is not publicly disclosed. The pricing page invites users to try Brex for free on Essentials and to open an account for Premium; the travel savings page says travel is free on Essentials and uses a flat trip fee on Premium and Enterprise. No public seat minimum is stated on the pricing page, and no published discount terms are shown in the supplied documents.
⚠ Brex states that some products have associated fees, but the pricing page does not publish a full fee schedule. The travel savings page also notes that other solutions charge extra fees for services such as change fees, support, deployment, and subscription, while Brex says those items are included in its travel offering. Because the public pages do not disclose every potential charge, buyers should expect to confirm any non-standard fees directly with Brex.
No. Brex publishes public starting prices for Essentials and Premium, but Enterprise and Smart Card are quote-only. The company also indicates that some products have associated fees, so buyers should expect to validate any non-standard charges with sales before purchase. Public pages do not show a full itemized fee schedule.
Brex publicly says Essentials starts at $0 per user per month and invites users to try Brex for free. The supplied documents do not describe a time-limited trial length, so the most accurate public read is that Essentials is the free entry plan and the trial duration is not publicly disclosed. Premium is shown as $12 per user per month.
Brex says travel booking is free on Essentials. For Premium and Enterprise, Brex says travel uses a one flat trip fee, but the amount is not disclosed on the public travel savings page. The page also emphasizes that Brex includes support, itinerary changes, and other services that competing providers may charge for separately.