Take Control of Cards and Expenses, Without the Seat Count

Issue unlimited company-owned cards, no seat count deciding what's possible

Automate claims, reconciliation, and cost recharging across every entity

One flat monthly subscription, no lock-in contract

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Limited by your existing contract or number of seats?

Growing, multi-entity businesses switch to Fyorin when seat-based pricing and lock-in contracts stop making sense. Cards belong to the business, not whoever's holding them, expenses reconcile automatically on one ledger, and costs reallocate across entities the moment they're submitted.

How Fyorin Compares


Company-owned cards
Card Limits		*
Grouping expenses into one claim		**
Flat monthly fee
No-lock in contract		***
Cashback on card purchases

* Tied to seat count or plan tier

** Varies, not always available

*** Often tied to contract length.

Connect Directly to Your Financial Stack

Native, two-way integration with Xero, QuickBooks, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage, NetSuite, and more. Every expense, claim, and bill is matched to the invoice, receipt or payment and posted straight to the ledger your accountants already work from.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We're still under contract with our current card provider. Can we still switch?

Yes. Most teams start the conversation before their renewal date so the decision's made by the time the contract's up.

How long does switching actually take?

Our customers go live with Fyorin’s cards and expense management in as little as 2-4 weeks after the compliance checks are done.

Do you charge per seat or per card?

Neither. One-off onboarding fee, then a flat monthly subscription. Card count and who has approval access don't change the price.

Are Fyorin cards credit or debit?

Debit or pre-paid balancless cards. Cards draw directly from the business's own held balance, no credit line, no credit check, no application process.

Can we keep our existing accounting software?

Yes. Native integration with Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite, Dynamics, Sage, and Zoho, no need to change your accounting system to switch card providers.