Founding offer · 50% off for 12 months
Pricing that scales with your project volume
One standard for bill readiness across your finance team. Subcontractors use secure links — never paid seats.
Starter
Up to 15 projects
$249/mo
Single finance team standardising bill readiness.
- QuickBooks bill + vendor sync
- Waiver packets and e-signature tracking
- Document checklist per bill
- Reminder automations
- Email support
Most popular
Growth
Up to 50 projects
$499/mo
Higher bill volume and more projects on one standard.
- Everything in Starter
- Cross-project readiness reporting
- Priority support
- Branded subcontractor links
Scale
50+ projects
$999/mo
Complex AP benches and tighter release controls.
- Everything in Growth
- Advanced queue controls
- Solutions engineer onboarding
- Named customer success
Enterprise
Unlimited
Custom
Multi-entity, procurement, and security-driven rollouts.
- Everything in Growth
- SSO / SAML
- API access
- Dedicated account team
Founding customers receive 50% off list price for the first 12 months on Starter, Growth, and Scale. Stripe bills the full monthly price with a 12‑month repeating coupon.
Internal finance and ops users are included without per-seat metering on published tiers. Subcontractors use secure links, not paid seats.
Pricing questions
- How much does PaidReady cost?
- PaidReady has three published monthly plans — Starter at $249/mo (up to 15 projects), Growth at $499/mo (up to 50 projects), and Scale at $999/mo (50+ projects) — plus a custom Enterprise plan. Founding customers receive 50% off list price for the first 12 months.
- Is there a free trial?
- Yes. The Starter plan includes a 14-day free trial. Growth and Scale are available via a guided walkthrough or by talking to sales.
- Do subcontractors need a paid seat?
- No. Subcontractors sign waivers and upload documents through secure no-login links, not paid seats. Internal finance and operations users are included without per-seat metering on published tiers.
- What is the difference between the plans?
- Plans differ mainly by project volume and support level. Starter covers a single finance team; Growth adds cross-project readiness reporting, priority support, and branded subcontractor links; Scale adds advanced queue controls and named customer success; Enterprise adds SSO/SAML, API access, and a dedicated account team.