by Yokoy · perk.com ↗
AI-powered spend management platform including expense automation and corporate card controls.
Subscription-based pricing with quote-only plans; pricing available upon request.
The supplied sources do not disclose monthly versus annual billing, free trial length, seat minimums, renewal terms, or discounting. One review listing says pricing is available upon request and another says the software follows a subscription-based pricing model that varies by user count and selected modules. In short, Yokoy appears to be quote-based rather than publicly self-serve, and the documents do not support any published billing cadence or discount schedule.
Not publicly disclosed. Public review listings do not provide seat minimums, usage caps, or module-level packaging details.
A small finance team wants to evaluate Yokoy for expense automation without engaging sales too early.
Expected costNot publicly disclosedA larger organization wants a spend management platform with multiple modules and broader rollout.
Expected costNot publicly disclosedNot in the supplied documents. The clearest public pricing signal is that Software Advice lists the starting price as connecting with an advisor for pricing, and Gartner Peer Insights says the model varies by number of users and selected modules. That means the product should be treated as quote-based from the perspective of these sources. Buyers will likely need to contact sales to get an actual proposal.
The supplied documents do not confirm a paid-plan trial length or a free version from an official pricing page. Software Advice includes the labels "Free Trial" and "Free Version," but it does not provide supporting pricing terms or durations in the text supplied here. Because the task requires grounded pricing details, the safest conclusion is that trial and free-version specifics are not publicly disclosed in these documents.
According to Gartner Peer Insights, Yokoy's pricing varies according to the number of users and selected modules. That suggests cost will depend on both the size of the rollout and which parts of the platform are purchased. The documents do not provide enough detail to calculate a public list price or compare edition-by-edition packaging.
