ExtractFoxExtractFox vs Veryfi
Veryfi is excellent at receipts and invoices and not really sold for anything else. ExtractFox covers receipts and invoices with comparable accuracy, plus contracts, statements, IDs, charts, websites, and free-text extraction — all from one tool.
The short version
Veryfi has spent years tuning its pipeline for receipt and invoice OCR and it shows: high accuracy on those exact document types, a polished mobile SDK, and a strong long-tail of merchant-specific edge cases. The problem is the moment you step outside receipts and invoices, you're back to square one. ExtractFox uses a general multimodal model that handles receipts and invoices well and also handles every other document type your team will ask about next quarter.
Side by side
| Feature | ExtractFox | Veryfi |
|---|---|---|
| Receipt and invoice extraction | ✓ | ✓ |
| Bank statements, contracts, IDs, passports | ✓ | — |
| Free-text custom extraction | ✓ | — |
| Mobile capture SDK | — | ✓ |
| Web UI for non-developers | ✓ | Dashboard |
| REST API | Pro plan (beta) | ✓ |
| Free tier | 1 extraction | 100 docs/mo |
| Self-serve pricing | ✓ | ✓ |
| Excel / CSV / JSON export | ✓ | API + integrations |
| Line-item detail on receipts | ✓ | ✓ |
Why teams switch from Veryfi
Most teams that pick Veryfi for receipts end up needing a second tool for everything else. ExtractFox covers receipts plus statements, contracts, IDs, charts, and arbitrary custom fields.
Veryfi extracts a fixed receipt schema. When the question changes — 'give me only the rows above $500' — you write a post-processor. In ExtractFox you just type the question.
Veryfi is API and dashboard-first. ExtractFox has a UI that lets a finance lead drop a folder of PDFs and download a clean spreadsheet, no code.
Veryfi's Starter plan carries a $500/month minimum even below 6,250 receipts. ExtractFox's paid tiers start at $19/mo with no separate minimum spend.
Pricing
No signup or card for the first extraction. Paid plans start $19/mo for 300 extractions, scaling to $149/mo for 4,000.
Free plan covers up to 100 documents/month. Paid: $0.08/receipt, $0.16/invoice, with a $500/month minimum below 25,000 transactions; volume discounts and no minimum above that. Mobile SDK is priced separately.
Veryfi's free plan covers more documents per month. But its paid tier only makes sense once you're clearing the $500/month minimum — below that, ExtractFox at $19/mo for 300 extractions is the cheaper way in.
When Veryfi is the better pick
Pick Veryfi if you process tens of thousands of receipts a month, you need their mobile capture SDK in your own app, and receipt extraction is the entire job — not a step in a broader document workflow.
Frequently asked questions
How does ExtractFox compare to Veryfi on receipt accuracy?+
On standard printed receipts, comparable. On photos taken in poor light or wrinkled receipts, ExtractFox's multimodal model often pulls ahead because it reads the image holistically rather than running OCR + post-processing.
Does ExtractFox have a mobile SDK?+
Not currently — Veryfi's mobile SDK is best-in-class if you're embedding receipt capture in your own iOS/Android app. ExtractFox is web-first; you can call the REST API from any client including mobile, just without a pre-built capture component.
Can ExtractFox extract line items the same way Veryfi does?+
Yes — every line item with description, quantity, unit price, and total is returned as a row. Plus tax, tip, total, merchant, and date.
Does ExtractFox integrate with QuickBooks or Xero?+
Direct connectors are on the roadmap. Today you export to CSV/Excel and import into your accounting tool — or hit the API and post directly.
Can ExtractFox extract document types Veryfi doesn't cover?+
Yes — bank statements, contracts, ID documents, passports, and chart data all come from the same tool and the same plan, where Veryfi is scoped to receipts and invoices.
Is there a free Veryfi alternative for low receipt volume?+
Both have a free tier — Veryfi's covers up to 100 documents/month, ExtractFox gives one free extraction with no signup. For evaluating a single document right now without creating an account, ExtractFox is faster to try.