Numeral Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

Numeral, operated by Numeral Two, Inc., provides managed US sales tax compliance and announced a US$100 million Series C round led by Insight Partners and Salesforce Ventures^[13]. It guarantees on-time filing and states that it pays resulting penalties and interest if it misses one^[13].

The free Monitoring plan connects to a seller’s stores or billing platforms, runs a nexus study, monitors physical and economic nexus, alerts on new jurisdictions and audits historical exposure^[13]. The Professional plan adds registrations, filings and remittance in all US states, autofiling, a virtual mailbox, AI product classification, exemption certificate management and integrations with Shopify, Stripe, Amazon and QuickBooks; the first 50 exemption certificates are free^[13]. Enterprise adds coverage in more than 90 countries, a tax engine and API, and consultations with tax lawyers^[13].

Pricing is per event rather than per month: US$75 per filing and US$150 per registration on Professional, with no setup fee and no contract required on standard month-to-month accounts^[13]. This suits sellers registered in a handful of states; at high filing frequencies across many states, per-filing costs can exceed flat-fee alternatives.