Live transaction feed
Every connected card and account in one live feed per team.
If you're comparing Brex alternatives, the first question is whether you'll take a new card.
Every connected card and account in one live feed per team.
Amex direct. Visa and Mastercard through card feeds. Bank accounts across 16,000+ institutions.
A text at the swipe. Email and a no-login link cover everyone else.
Rules by vendor, amount or card, plus AI. Unsure items wait for a person.
Multi-step, by amount, vendor or team.
Personal-card spend becomes a reimbursement. Mileage by text.
ACH or check, PO match, and 1099 e-filing.
Job costing while the job is open, with billables and markup.
Also: roles and permissions, custom fields, multi-entity, reports and exports, a compliance leaderboard.
Brex's expense page says the software automates the moment the employee pays, across Brex cards, bill pay, travel, and reimbursements, and that categorization runs when employees swipe their Brex card. The card page says policy is applied with every Brex card swipe. A help article walks through moving vendor spend onto Brex cards. Capital One's newsroom says the acquisition of Brex closed on April 7, 2026. Brex's pages still describe a corporate card combined with spend software.
Clyr sells software and issues no card. The cards already in wallets are the cards that get managed.
Existing cards. Brex's card and expense pages describe spend on a Brex card, and the help center covers moving vendor spend onto Brex cards. Clyr connects the Amex, Visa, and Mastercard accounts the company already holds, across 16,000+ institutions, and issues no replacement. The guide to keep your existing cards walks through the connection.
Receipts. Clyr texts the cardholder at the swipe. A photo reply closes it, and a no-login link covers a sub or helper with no account. Brex also says employees can text in a receipt. That match is to a Brex expense.
Job costing. Clyr codes spend to jobs, cost codes, properties, and GL accounts with rules and AI, and shows budget against actual while the job is open. Brex's card page says a Brex card swipe can categorize to a GL and/or project.
Bill pay and the books. Clyr keeps approvals, ACH, check, and card payments, PO matching, utility bill retrieval, and 1099 e-filing in the same system as card spend. It syncs two ways with QuickBooks, plus Xero, NetSuite and Sage Intacct, plus ServiceTitan, Jobber, Procore, Buildertrend and AppFolio (two-way sync). See integrations.
Clyr connects to QuickBooks (two-way), Xero, NetSuite and Sage Intacct, plus ServiceTitan, Jobber, Procore, Buildertrend, AppFolio (two-way sync). Bank accounts connect across 16,000+ institutions. See all integrations.
Brex's public pages describe a corporate card with spend software around it. They do not publish a software fee for running expenses on cards the company already holds. Clyr is paid software with no card. The fee is what you pay to keep the cards you already have.
Teams that will issue Brex cards and run expenses on those cards. Brex's expense and card pages describe that card as the feed. Capital One completed the acquisition on April 7, 2026; the product pages still describe a Brex card.
Construction, property management, and field service companies, and the bookkeepers who close their books, that want receipts by text, coding to jobs and properties, approvals, and bill pay on the cards already in use.
There is no card to replace. Connect the accounts the company already has. Admin setup takes about 15 minutes, staff start from a text the same day, and jobs and vendors come in through the accounting sync. If Brex cards are still open, finance pays those down on Brex's side. Clyr reads the cards you are keeping. See Ramp vs Brex if the choice is between two card programs, and Clyr vs Emburse if the other option is Emburse.
For companies that want to keep their own cards, Clyr. It runs on the Amex, Visa or Mastercard you already have: every swipe lands in one live feed, the cardholder texts the receipt, rules and AI code it to the job or property, and approvals, reimbursements and bill pay run in the same place. Brex's expense and card pages describe that automation on a Brex card.
Yes. Clyr connects the Amex, Visa and Mastercard cards and the bank accounts the company already has, and issues no card of its own. Rewards, credit lines and the bank relationship stay where they are. Brex's expense page describes the workflow when employees swipe a Brex card.
Clyr. Crews keep the company cards they already carry. Clyr texts them at the swipe, codes the receipt to the job and cost code, flags billables with markup, and shows budget against actual while the job is open. Job-coded expenses sync to ServiceTitan or Jobber, and the books sync two ways with QuickBooks.
Yes. Capital One's newsroom says the acquisition of Brex closed on April 7, 2026. Brex's own pages still describe a corporate card combined with spend software. Clyr does not issue a card.
No. Clyr is not a card issuer or a lender. You connect the cards and bank accounts you already have. There is no new limit to underwrite.
Yes. Clyr texts the cardholder at the swipe, and a photo reply is enough. A no-login link covers subs and helpers who have no account.
About 15 minutes of admin setup. Connect the cards you already have, set coding rules, and staff can start from a text the same day.
No new card. Book a 20-minute demo and see the feed on the cards you already have.