
Remitly for Business
- Features
- Ease of use
- Ease of management
- Quality of support
- Affordability
- Market presence
- Education and training
- Manufacturing
- Public sector and nonprofit organizations
What is Remitly for Business
Purpose-built for cross-border payouts
Clear transfer status tracking
Multiple funding and payout options
Limited accounting-native capabilities
Corridor and method availability varies
Not a full treasury platform
Plan & Pricing
Pricing model: Pay-as-you-go (per-transfer transaction fees + foreign-exchange margin). Fees and exchange rates vary by sending country, receiving country (corridor), delivery method, payment method, and transfer amount; Remitly displays the exact fee & rate during the transfer/checkout flow.
Free tier/trial: New-customer promotional offers are available (examples below); there is no public, named "permanently free" plan/tier for Remitly Business published on the vendor site.
Example promotional/price details (from official Remitly pages):
- "Special rate" and "no fees on your first transfer" offered for certain corridors (example: Bangladesh — promotional FX rate applies to first USD 1,000; fee shown as "-" on the Bangladesh business page).
- Corridor-specific promotional amounts vary (example: Kenya — promotional FX rate applies to first USD 500 and the Kenya rates page shows "Enjoy no fees on all transfers" for USD→KES).
- The vendor’s Rates & Fees / currency-converter pages show per-corridor rates and state that transfer cost varies depending on amount, payment method and delivery option; they recommend entering transfer details on the website/app to see total cost.
Discounts / volume pricing: Not published on public business pages; site links to Business User Agreement and suggests contacting Remitly or using business onboarding for account setup and support (no public tiered/enterprise price sheet found on the official site).
Notes: No subscription tiers (Basic/Pro/Enterprise) or fixed monthly plans are published for "Remitly for Business" on remitly.com; pricing is per-transfer and corridor-specific and is shown at the point of transaction.