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 a non-invoice (a lorry receipt, a duplicate copy) is not billed. We built this for one thing: GST invoices. One law, validators made for this paper.
- Full pipeline on your own scanned invoices; multi-page bundles billed per page
- Bulk upload ingestion, review queue, Tally-import exports
- 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
- Exports batched by day or by vendor, the way your Tally imports are organized
- Per-invoice audit trail: scan crop, validator results, who confirmed what
- India-hosted single tenant; data deleted on request, never used to train shared models
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 ex-GST, ₹1.20 beyond 40,000 pages a month. GST is extra and recoverable as ITC. 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, Tally compatibility 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.