What is the best alternative to Veryfi for bank statements?+
ZeraBooks Convert, if what you need is a file rather than an API. It reads bank and card statement PDFs, including scans, proves each one against its printed opening and closing balance, and downloads Excel or QuickBooks-ready, Xero-ready or Sage-ready CSV. 1,000 pages a month cost $79 a month billed annually, against the $500 monthly minimum on Veryfi’s Starter plan (checked October 22, 2026).
How much does Veryfi cost for bank statements?+
On October 22, 2026, Veryfi listed bank statements at $0.25 each on its Starter plan, which has a $500 monthly minimum. A Free plan covers up to 100 documents a month, and Growth is quoted. One request covers a statement of up to 15 pages. For a platform sold on yearly contracts instead, see the Rossum review.
Does Veryfi have a free plan?+
Yes. Veryfi’s Free plan processes up to 100 documents a month with SDK access and limited storage, and there is a 14-day trial with no card. ZeraBooks has a 7-day trial with 1,000 pages; a card is taken at checkout and nothing is charged for 7 days.
What format does Veryfi return bank statements in?+
JSON from the API, with the bank, account holder, balances and every transaction. Its web uploader also offers CSV and PDF. ZeraBooks returns Excel or CSV in ready-made formats for QuickBooks, Xero, Sage or a spreadsheet. Veryfi also reads receipts; phone apps built for that job are compared in the best receipt scanner apps.
Can Veryfi read long bank statements?+
Veryfi defines one API transaction as a document of no more than 15 pages and says longer documents need a custom account configuration. ZeraBooks takes PDFs up to 500 pages and splits them by account.
Is Veryfi accurate?+
Veryfi says its bank statement extraction is 99.9% accurate but doesn’t publish the method on that page. ZeraBooks’ extraction engine is 99% accurate, and every statement is checked against its printed opening and closing balance, to the cent. One that doesn’t tie is flagged for review.
Do I need a developer to use Veryfi?+
For the API, yes: it is built for SDKs in Python, Node.js, PHP, C#, Java and Go. A web uploader lets you try documents by hand. ZeraBooks needs no code: upload PDFs, check the proof, download. See ZeraBooks pricing.