Canada verdict (TL;DR)
Verified 2026-05-27Canadian AP automation is shaped by GST, HST and Quebec QST handling, EFT/Interac batch payments through the Big 5 banks, and CRA T4A reporting on contractor payments. Bill.com is the dominant mid-market choice for Canadian SMBs and runs CAD payments and CRA-aware tax handling. Tipalti owns the global supplier payouts use case and handles US-Canada cross-border tax (W-8BEN, T4A-NR). Plooto, a Toronto-built champion, runs Interac e-Transfer and EFT for Canadian SMBs at lower cost than Bill.com. Stampli, AvidXchange, Coupa and Airbase cover enterprise and mid-market segments. Ramp Bill Pay and Brex Bill Pay are growing among Canadian fintech-friendly SaaS scale-ups. Melio has limited Canadian support; QuickBooks AP layered on QBO is the SMB default.
Picks for Canada
- Canadian SMB or mid-market on QuickBooks or Xero: billcom Bill.com supports CAD EFT, ACH and cheque payments, GST/HST/QST tax handling, and T4A export for contractor payments. The default for Canadian SMB on QuickBooks Online or Xero where Plooto is too small.
- Canadian SaaS paying global contractors and suppliers: tipalti Tipalti handles US-Canada cross-border supplier payouts, W-8BEN/W-9 collection, T4A-NR reporting and 150+ countries. Used by Shopify, Vidyard and Top Hat for global contractor payments from Canadian HQs.
- Canadian SMB wanting Interac e-Transfer and EFT for under C$1K/month: plooto Plooto is Toronto-built and runs CAD EFT, Interac e-Transfer and CRA pre-authorised debit at SMB-friendly pricing. T4A-aware. The Canadian-domestic choice when Bill.com is overkill.
- Mid-market invoice approval with strong vendor portal: stampli Stampli centres on invoice collaboration and works well with Sage Intacct, NetSuite and Microsoft Dynamics 365 BC commonly run at Canadian mid-market. CAD payment rails and GST/HST/QST handling.
- Canadian SaaS already on Ramp or Brex for cards: ramp-bill-pay Ramp Bill Pay extends Ramp cards (available in Canada since 2023) into AP. Used by Canadian fintech-friendly SaaS scale-ups (Wealthsimple, Clio, Float for cards). Simpler stack than running Bill.com alongside Ramp cards.
- Enterprise procurement-to-pay across multi-entity Canadian group: coupa Coupa runs enterprise P2P at Telus, Bell, Suncor and several Canadian banks. Supports multi-currency, multi-entity GST/HST/QST, FINTRAC reporting where applicable, and Canadian residency on Azure Canada Central.
How the ap automation software market looks in Canada
Canadian AP automation buying is shaped by three structural facts. First, the GST/HST/QST tax stack: federal GST (5%), provincial HST blending (HST 13-15% in ON, NB, NS, PE, NL), provincial PST (5-7% in MB, SK, BC) and Quebec QST (9.975%) all need accurate handling on supplier invoices and ITC (input tax credit) tracking. Second, payment rails: EFT and Interac e-Transfer dominate domestic supplier payments; cross-border requires SWIFT or cheaper rails like Wise; cheques are still common in construction, healthcare and government. Third, CRA reporting: T4A slips for self-employed Canadian contractors above CRA thresholds and T4A-NR for non-resident contractors providing services in Canada.
Bill.com, Tipalti and Plooto are the three credible AP automation choices for most Canadian buyers. Bill.com leads the SMB-to-mid-market on QBO and Xero. Tipalti owns global supplier payouts from Canadian HQs. Plooto is the Toronto-built domestic champion at the lower end. Stampli, AvidXchange, Coupa and Airbase compete on specific use cases. Ramp Bill Pay and Brex Bill Pay are growing fast at Canadian SaaS scale-ups already running their cards. Melio's Canadian support is limited and not the right default for Canadian-domestic buyers. QuickBooks Online's built-in AP is the SMB default below 50 invoices/month.
Big 5 banks (RBC, TD, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC) offer ERP-integrated AP through their commercial banking platforms but most mid-market and enterprise buyers prefer best-of-breed AP automation layered on top of NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics 365 BC or QuickBooks Online. Quebec firms face Loi 25 explicit consent and Bill 96 French UI requirements when AP includes Quebec-resident contractor data; Plooto, Coupa and Bill.com support French interface.
Canadian AP automation must handle GST (5% federal), HST (13-15% blended in ON, NB, NS, PE, NL), provincial PST (5-7% in MB, SK, BC) and Quebec QST (9.975%), with ITC (input tax credit) reconciliation. CRA requires T4A slips for self-employed Canadian-resident contractors earning above CRA thresholds and T4A-NR for non-resident contractors providing services in Canada with Regulation 105 withholding (15%) where applicable. Quebec adds RL-1 and RL-3 equivalents for Quebec-source income. PIPEDA governs personal data in AP records; Quebec Law 25 requires explicit consent, breach notification and PIA for Quebec-resident data with transfer impact assessment for cross-border movement. Bill 96 requires French UI for Quebec users. FINTRAC reporting (LCTR for cash transactions over C$10K, EFTR for international transfers over C$10K) applies to AP platforms processing payments above thresholds. OSFI B-13 third-party risk applies if used by federally regulated banks or insurers. CCCS PROTECTED B applies to federal procurement through SSC Cloud Brokering.
Quick comparison, ranked for Canada
| Product | Best for | Starts at | 10-emp/mo* | Pricing | G2 | Geo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bill.com (BILL) | SMB and lower mid-market | $45/emp | $450 | 4.3 | US, Canada; international payments to 130+ countries | |
| 2 Tipalti | Global mid-market and enterprise | $99 | $99 | 4.5 | Global; payments to 196 countries | |
| 3 Stampli | Mid-market collaborative finance teams | Quote | - | 4.7 | Global | |
| 5 Ramp Bill Pay | Tech-forward SMB and mid-market | $0 + $0/emp | $0 | 4.8 | US; expanding international | |
| 6 Brex Bill Pay | VC-backed tech startups and mid-market | $0 | $0 | 4.5 | US; international cards available | |
| 8 Coupa | Large enterprise procurement-led | Quote | - | 4.2 | Global; 45+ languages | |
| 4 AvidXchange | Real estate, property management, nonprofit verticals | Quote | - | 4.0 | US, Canada | |
| 7 Airbase | Mid-market unified spend management | Quote | - | 4.7 | US, EU, UK | |
| 9 Melio | Very small businesses and sole proprietors | $0 + $0/emp | $0 | 4.5 | US |
*10-employee monthly cost = base fee + (per-employee × 10) using the lowest published tier. For opaque-pricing vendors, no value is shown.
What buyers in Canada actually pay
Median annual deal size by employee band, in CAD. Crowdsourced from anonymized buyer disclosures.
| Product | Employee band | Median annual (CAD) | Sample | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bill.com (BILL) | Canadian SMB 10-50 employees | CA$6,800 | 24 | Bill.com Team tier + CAD payment fees |
| Tipalti | SaaS 100-500 employees, global suppliers | CA$38,000 | 14 | Tipalti Express to Pro tier |
| plooto | SMB under 50 employees | CA$2,400 | 22 | Plooto Standard with EFT and e-Transfer |
| Stampli | Mid-market 100-500 employees | CA$28,000 | 11 | Stampli Pro |
| Coupa | Enterprise 1000+ employees | CA$285,000 | 7 | Coupa P2P enterprise + payment hub |
| Ramp Bill Pay | SaaS scale-up already on Ramp cards | CA$0 | 9 | Ramp Bill Pay base is free; payment rail fees apply |
Canada-built or Canada-strong vendors worth knowing
Not yet ranked in our global top 10, but credible options for Canada buyers and worth a shortlist.
Plooto
Visit ↗Toronto-built AP automation focused on Canadian SMB. EFT, Interac e-Transfer, cross-border via Wise integration, CRA pre-authorised debit, T4A-aware. The Canadian-domestic champion when Bill.com is overkill.
Float (Toronto)
Visit ↗Toronto-built Canadian corporate cards and AP. Native CAD spend management, FX-friendly for USD spend from Canadian HQs. Increasingly bundled with bill pay for Canadian SaaS scale-ups.
Loop (Toronto)
Visit ↗Toronto-built cross-border AP and FX platform for Canadian SaaS paying global suppliers. Better FX than Big 5 banks for USD/EUR/GBP payouts.
All 9, ranked for Canada
Same intelligence as the global ranking, vendor trust, review patterns, verified pricing, compliance, reordered for the Canada market.
Bill.com (BILL)
SMB-to-mid-market AP automation default.
BILL (formerly Bill.com) is the AP automation platform with the broadest accounting integration ecosystem in the SMB-mid-market segment. Public since 2019, BILL processes payments for 480,000+ businesses with $300B+ annual payment volume. The product covers both AP and AR on one platform with QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, and Sage Intacct integrations as native. The trade-offs: pricing has crept up since IPO, payment fees apply on top of subscription, and the product feels older than newer entrants like Stampli or Ramp.
SMB and lower mid-market businesses (10-500 employees) using QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, or Sage Intacct who want broad accounting integration.
Tech-forward startups (Ramp/Brex better fit), global teams (Tipalti better), or enterprises with procurement-led buying (Coupa better).
Strengths
- Broadest accounting integration ecosystem (QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, Sage Intacct)
- 480,000+ businesses processing $300B+ annually
- Combined AP + AR on one platform
- Transparent published pricing
- Public company financial transparency
- Mobile apps with offline capability
Weaknesses
- Pricing has crept up since 2019 IPO
- Payment fees ($0.49 ACH, 2.9% + $0.30 cards) on top of subscription
- UI feels older than Stampli or Ramp
- Customer support quality has been flagged in recent reviews
- Approval workflows less collaborative than Stampli
Pricing tiers
public- EssentialsBasic AP or AR, single workflow$45 /emp/mo
- TeamMulti-user approval workflows$55 /emp/mo
- CorporateBoth AP + AR, advanced features$79 /emp/mo
- EnterpriseCustom roles, priority support$89 /emp/mo
- · ACH payments: $0.49/transaction
- · Card payments: 2.9% + $0.30
- · International wires: $9.99
Key features
- +Invoice capture and extraction
- +AP + AR on one platform
- +Approval workflows
- +ACH and card payments
- +International payments
- +Mobile apps
- +QuickBooks/Xero/NetSuite native sync
- +Multi-entity support
Tipalti
Global AP automation for mid-market and enterprise.
Tipalti is the AP automation platform built for global finance teams. The differentiator is the depth of international payment infrastructure: 120+ currencies, automated W-9/W-8 tax form collection, multi-entity support, and global compliance built into core workflows. The trade-offs: pricing is significantly higher than Bill.com (Starter at $99/month is misleading, most deployments pay $4K-$25K monthly), implementation runs 6-12 weeks, and the platform is overbuilt for purely domestic small businesses.
Global mid-market and enterprise (50-5,000 employees) processing high-volume international payments, especially marketplaces, ad networks, and global SaaS.
Domestic-only SMBs, tech-forward startups (Ramp/Brex cheaper), or anyone primarily needing simple US ACH payments.
Strengths
- 120+ currencies natively supported
- Automated W-9/W-8 tax form collection and validation
- Multi-entity, multi-subsidiary support
- Mature global compliance (FBAR, FATCA, OECD)
- Strong fraud prevention with verification layers
- Used by global SaaS, marketplaces, ad networks (high-volume B2B payouts)
Weaknesses
- Pricing significantly higher than Bill.com
- $99/month Starter tier is entry-level only; mid-market deals run $4K-$25K/month
- Implementation 6-12 weeks
- Overbuilt for purely domestic small businesses
- Customer support quality varies by tier
Pricing tiers
partial- StarterEntry tier; up to 5 users; limited features$99 /mo
- PremiumIndustry estimate $4K-$15K/monthQuote
- EliteIndustry estimate $15K-$50K/month for global enterpriseQuote
- · Implementation services
- · Multi-year contracts standard
- · Foreign exchange markup on cross-currency payments
Key features
- +Global payments in 120+ currencies
- +W-9/W-8 tax form automation
- +Multi-entity support
- +Invoice capture and matching
- +Approval workflows
- +Fraud prevention layers
- +NetSuite/QuickBooks/Sage Intacct integration
- +Procurement integration (Tipalti Procurement)
Stampli
Collaborative AP automation with fastest implementation.
Stampli's differentiator is approval-workflow collaboration. Where Bill.com routes invoices through linear approval chains, Stampli treats each invoice as a centralized conversation thread, approvers, AP teams, vendors, and "Billy the Bot" AI all interact on the same artifact. The result: fastest implementation in the category (4-6 weeks vs Bill.com 4-8, AvidXchange 30-45 days), highest user adoption scores, and the best ease-of-setup ratings on G2. The trade-offs: pricing requires sales engagement, smaller integration ecosystem than Bill.com, and brand recognition is lower in SMB segment.
Mid-market companies (100-2,000 employees) prioritizing collaborative approval workflows, fast implementation, and strong NetSuite/Sage Intacct integration.
SMBs (Bill.com cheaper), global teams (Tipalti better), or anyone needing AR + AP unified.
Strengths
- Highest ease-of-setup scores in category
- Conversation-based collaborative approval workflows
- "Billy the Bot" AI learns business-specific patterns
- Fastest implementation (4-6 weeks)
- Strong NetSuite, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks integration
- High user adoption rates
Weaknesses
- Pricing requires sales engagement
- Smaller integration ecosystem than Bill.com
- Brand recognition lower in SMB
- No native AR module
- Customer support quality varies by tier
Pricing tiers
opaque- StandardIndustry estimate $500-$2,000/month for SMBQuote
- ProIndustry estimate $2,000-$8,000/month mid-marketQuote
- EnterpriseCustom enterprise tierQuote
- · Implementation typically 4-6 weeks at no charge
- · Payment processing fees separate
Key features
- +Conversation-based approval workflows
- +Billy the Bot AI assistant
- +Invoice capture and matching
- +Multi-entity support
- +Mobile apps
- +Vendor portal
- +NetSuite/Sage Intacct/QuickBooks deep integration
- +Real-time GL coding
Ramp Bill Pay
Modern AP integrated with corporate cards and spend mgmt.
Ramp Bill Pay is the AP automation extension of Ramp's broader spend management platform. The proposition: AP shouldn't be a separate silo from corporate cards, expense management, and procurement. Ramp covers all of these on one platform with no software fees (revenue from interchange on cards). The trade-off: Ramp's value math only works when you adopt the broader platform; standalone AP is competitive with Bill.com but doesn't shine.
Tech-forward SMB and mid-market (10-500 employees) wanting AP, corporate cards, expense management, and procurement on one platform.
Companies committed to existing corporate card programs (American Express, Chase), or anyone wanting standalone AP only.
Strengths
- No software fees on AP module
- Integrated with Ramp corporate cards and expense
- Modern UX praised consistently
- Strong receipt OCR and AI categorization
- Native NetSuite, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct integration
- Public company growth trajectory
Weaknesses
- Value math depends on broader Ramp platform adoption
- Card revenue dependency creates pressure to push card spending
- Smaller integration ecosystem than Bill.com
- Implementation requires switching corporate cards
- AP-only customers don't access full value
Pricing tiers
public- RampFree AP, expense, cards$0+$0 /mo +/emp
- Ramp PlusPer user; advanced controls, custom approvals$12+$12 /mo +/emp
- EnterpriseCustom for large orgsQuote
- · Wire transfer fees ($25 domestic)
- · International payment markups
Key features
- +Free AP module
- +Corporate cards with cashback
- +Expense management
- +Procurement
- +Receipt OCR + AI categorization
- +Native ERP sync
- +Mobile apps
- +Vendor management
Brex Bill Pay
AP combined with corporate cards and business banking.
Brex started as the corporate card for tech startups and expanded into a full spend management + banking + AP platform. The proposition is similar to Ramp: integrate AP with cards, expense, banking. Brex differentiates with stronger banking and treasury features (FDIC-insured cash management, FX, business credit). The trade-offs: Brex pivoted away from SMB in 2022 to focus on mid-market and enterprise, small businesses now find the platform overbuilt and expensive.
VC-backed tech startups and mid-market (50-1,000 employees) wanting AP integrated with cards, expense, and banking.
SMBs under 25 employees, traditional industries, or companies wanting standalone AP automation without banking commitment.
Strengths
- Integrated AP + corporate cards + business banking
- Strong banking and treasury features (FDIC, FX, credit)
- Modern UX
- Best for VC-backed tech startups and mid-market
- Native NetSuite, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct integration
Weaknesses
- 2022 SMB pivot left small businesses overbuilt and expensive
- Pricing higher than Ramp for AP-only use
- Customer support quality has been flagged
- Smaller AP-specific feature depth than Bill.com
- Best fit narrowed to specific tech mid-market segment
Pricing tiers
partial- EssentialsFree; basic AP + cards$0 /mo
- PremiumPer user; advanced workflows, custom approvals$12 /emp/mo
- EnterpriseCustom enterprise tierQuote
- · Wire transfer fees
- · International payment markups
- · Pricing tiers gate features aggressively
Key features
- +AP automation
- +Corporate cards with rewards
- +Business banking (FDIC-insured)
- +Treasury management
- +Expense management
- +ERP integration
- +Mobile apps
- +API for custom workflows
Coupa
Enterprise procurement-led spend management with integrated AP.
Coupa is the enterprise procurement leader, with AP automation as a deeply integrated module within a broader Source-to-Pay (S2P) platform. The product's value math only makes sense at enterprise scale ($10M+ annual procurement spend, 1,000+ employees). Acquired by Thoma Bravo in 2023 for $8B. The trade-offs: pricing extremely high ($100K-$2M+ annually), implementation 6-18 months, and the platform is wildly overbuilt for organizations not running mature procurement.
Large enterprise (1,000+ employees) running mature procurement with $10M+ annual spend, where AP is one piece of broader Source-to-Pay strategy.
Anyone under 1,000 employees, organizations without mature procurement function, or buyers wanting transparent pricing.
Strengths
- Industry-leading procurement automation
- Integrated Source-to-Pay (S2P) workflows
- Strong supplier management and contract intelligence
- Mature ERP integrations (NetSuite, Oracle, SAP)
- Coupa Compliance and risk management
- Battle-tested at Fortune 500 scale
Weaknesses
- Pricing extremely high ($100K-$2M+ annually)
- Implementation 6-18 months
- Wildly overbuilt for organizations under 1,000 employees
- Post-Thoma Bravo acquisition pricing escalation reported
- UI complexity high
- Multi-year contracts (3-5 years) standard
Pricing tiers
opaque- Coupa PayIndustry estimate $100K-$500K annually for SMB-midQuote
- Coupa Source-to-PayIndustry estimate $500K-$2M+ annually for enterpriseQuote
- · Implementation: $200K-$2M+ via certified partners
- · Multi-year contracts (3-5 years)
- · Add-on modules priced separately
Key features
- +Source-to-Pay (S2P)
- +Procurement
- +Supplier management
- +Contract management
- +AP automation
- +Spend analytics
- +Risk and compliance
- +Travel and expense
AvidXchange
Vertical-specialized AP for real estate, nonprofit, property management.
AvidXchange has built deep moats in specific verticals through native integrations with industry-standard systems: Yardi and MRI Software for real estate, Blackbaud for nonprofits, RealPage for property management. The product covers full AP automation including outsourced payment execution (AvidPay cuts checks or sends ACH on behalf of customers). Public since 2021. The trade-offs: outside core verticals, AvidXchange competes weakly with Bill.com or Stampli; pricing is opaque; and the product feels older than newer entrants.
Real estate firms, property management companies, nonprofits, and homeowners associations using Yardi, MRI, Blackbaud, or RealPage.
Tech, SaaS, e-commerce, manufacturing, verticals where AvidXchange has no specific advantage and Bill.com/Stampli win on UX.
Strengths
- Deep integrations with Yardi, MRI, Blackbaud, RealPage
- AvidPay outsourced payment execution included
- Strong vertical fit for real estate, property management, nonprofit
- Public company financial transparency
- 8,000+ accounting/ERP integrations claimed
Weaknesses
- Outside core verticals, weaker than Bill.com or Stampli
- Pricing opaque; sales engagement required
- UI feels older than Stampli or Ramp
- Best-fit ceiling around 2,000 employees
- Customer support quality flagged in recent reviews
Pricing tiers
opaque- StandardIndustry estimate $1,500-$5,000/month for SMB-midQuote
- EnterpriseCustom enterprise pricingQuote
- · AvidPay payment execution fees
- · Multi-year contracts standard
Key features
- +Invoice capture and approval
- +AvidPay outsourced payments
- +Vertical-specific integrations (Yardi, MRI)
- +Multi-entity support
- +Approval workflows
- +Vendor portal
- +Mobile apps
- +Compliance reporting
Airbase
Mid-market unified spend management with deep AP.
Airbase pioneered the "unified spend management" category, AP, corporate cards, employee reimbursements, and procurement on one platform. Acquired by Paylocity in 2024 to extend Paylocity's mid-market HCM into finance. The product's strengths are genuine: deep approval workflows, advanced controls, and strong mid-market fit (100-1,000 employees). Trade-offs: pricing higher than Ramp ($600-$3,000/month base + add-ons), implementation 4-8 weeks, and post-Paylocity acquisition roadmap is still settling.
Mid-market companies (100-1,000 employees) wanting unified spend management beyond what Ramp/Brex deliver, especially Paylocity HCM customers.
SMBs under 50 employees (Ramp cheaper and faster), enterprises 1,000+ employees (Coupa or NetSuite Procurement better), or anyone post-Paylocity-acquisition uncertainty-averse.
Strengths
- Unified AP + cards + reimbursements + procurement
- Deep approval workflows with multi-stage routing
- Strong mid-market fit (100-1,000 employees)
- Advanced spend controls and policies
- Paylocity acquisition (2024) provides mid-market HCM integration
- Modern UX
Weaknesses
- Pricing higher than Ramp
- Implementation 4-8 weeks vs Ramp instant
- Post-Paylocity acquisition roadmap settling
- Smaller integration ecosystem
- Best-fit ceiling around 1,000 employees
Pricing tiers
opaque- StandardIndustry estimate $600-$2,000/month base$600 /mo
- PremiumIndustry estimate $1,500-$5,000/month with advanced features$1500 /mo
- EnterpriseCustom enterprise tierQuote
- · Add-ons (procurement module) priced separately
- · Multi-year contracts standard
Key features
- +AP automation
- +Corporate cards
- +Employee reimbursements
- +Procurement
- +Approval workflows
- +Spend controls
- +ERP integration
- +Mobile apps
Melio
Pay-as-you-go AP for micro-SMB.
Melio is the AP automation platform for very small businesses that find Bill.com overkill. The proposition: no monthly subscription fee, pay-as-you-go for ACH and card transactions, implementation in days. Native QuickBooks Online integration. The trade-offs: feature depth limited (no advanced approval workflows, multi-entity, or international), best-fit only under 10 employees.
Very small businesses (1-10 employees), sole proprietors, freelancers, and micro-SMBs needing simple AP without monthly subscription.
Anyone above 25 employees, companies needing approval workflows, multi-entity, or international payments.
Strengths
- No monthly subscription fee
- Pay-as-you-go ACH and card payments
- Implementation in days
- Native QuickBooks Online integration
- Right call for sole proprietors and micro-SMB
- Free ACH for outgoing payments
Weaknesses
- Feature depth limited (no multi-stage approvals)
- No multi-entity support
- No international payments
- Best-fit only under 10 employees
- Customer support hours limited
Pricing tiers
public- FreeNo subscription; pay only per transaction$0+$0 /mo +/emp
- Free ACHOutgoing ACH transfers free; card 2.9%$0 /mo
- · Card payment fees: 2.9% per transaction
- · Wire fees: $20 domestic
Key features
- +Free ACH payments
- +Card and wire payments
- +QuickBooks Online sync
- +Mobile apps
- +Vendor management
- +Basic approval workflows
- +Pay vendors via ACH or check
Frequently asked questions
The questions buyers actually ask before they sign.
Does Bill.com handle GST/HST/QST correctly for Canadian buyers?
Why is Plooto the Canadian SMB choice over Bill.com?
How do AP automation platforms handle CRA T4A and T4A-NR reporting?
How much should I budget for AP automation software?
How long does AP automation implementation take?
Should I pick standalone AP or unified spend management?
How does AP automation integrate with my accounting software?
What about international payments?
How do AP fees work?
Do I need approval workflows?
Can I evaluate via free trial?
Final word
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Last updated 2026-05-27. Local pricing reverified quarterly. Found something inaccurate? Tell us.