Per-page pricing, in writing
You pay for pages we actually read. No invoice counts, no seat fees. The rate steps down as your volume grows.
How the meter counts a page
Per page, like everyone bills paper, with one exception: a page our classifier routes away as not an entry (a lorry receipt, a duplicate copy, a proforma) is not billed. We read GST paper: tax invoices, debit notes, credit notes and bills of supply. One country's rules, validators made for this paper.
- Full pipeline on your own scanned invoices; multi-page bundles billed per page
- Bulk uploads, private review drafts and selected exports with saved batch history
- Self-serve: buy pages, upload, export. No setup fee, no contract
- Straight-through rate in the console, from instrumented pipeline events
- Everything in the standard plan, with the rate dropping to ₹1.20 a page at volume
- Select approved invoices by date or supplier; download matching masters and vouchers
- Source references and confirmation history; original batch files for re-download
- Tenant-isolated workspaces; owner supplier editing and CSV import previews
The math at your volume
Drag to your monthly invoice count. Every assumption is stated so your CA can argue with them.
58% of today’s spend · ₹55,680 a year · 100 h of keying back
EntryLedger bills pages, not invoices. A three-page bundle is three pages. Assumptions for the manual column only: ₹4 fully-loaded and 3 minutes per invoice keyed by hand, ~1.2 pages per invoice. Our rates: ₹1.40 a page, ₹1.20 beyond 40,000 pages a month. We replace every assumption with your real numbers from the demo.
Billing terms, precisely
We need to agree what a page is. Here it is, in four lines.
Data handling, batch contents, the Tally preview and scan tolerance, answered →
Your scans, proven before they post
Bring a month of your own supplier invoices. We'll show the rate on yours, not ours.
Self-serve in minutes: create a workspace, buy pages, upload.