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Tilled vs Finix: Features, Coverage and Pricing Compared (2026)

Updated November 10, 2026 · Reviewed by Benjamin Margolis

Tilled and Finix both help software platforms earn revenue from payments. Tilled acts as the payment facilitator for its partners, so a platform can launch card and ACH processing under its own brand quickly. Finix is a full processor that gives platforms the tools to run their own PayFac program.

Our analysts compared the two on November 10, 2026, using each company's own product, pricing, and company pages and our full reviews of Tilled and Finix.

Choose Tilled if

  • you want payments revenue fast without owning PayFac registration
  • you want hands-on launch support
  • you work through ISO partners

Choose Finix if

  • you want to own more of the payments business
  • you need merchant underwriting tools
  • you want payouts next to acceptance at processor scale

Tilled scores 74 and Finix scores 78 in our ratings. Tilled suits platforms that want a quick white-label launch. Finix suits platforms ready to run their own payments program.

Key Features Compared

Tilled vs Finix at a Glance, November 2026

FeatureTilledFinix
Ratings
Fintech Index score74 / 10078 / 100Higher score
Overview
What it isBoulder payments company that lets software platforms offer card and ACH processing under their own brand through PayFac-as-a-ServiceSan Francisco payments company that helps platforms, marketplaces, and merchants accept payments, pay out sellers, and run PayFac-style programs
Who uses itVertical SaaS platforms, marketplaces, and ISOsPayment facilitators, SaaS platforms, marketplaces, and merchants
Main productsWhite-label card and ACH processing, merchant onboarding, split payouts, revenue sharing, and Portfolio AutopilotCard payment processing, payouts, PayFac tooling, and merchant underwriting
Where it operatesUnited StatesNorth America
Products and features
Card acceptance (acquiring) Card and ACH Full-stack processor
Pricing
How pricing worksNegotiated per platform, including revenue shareWritten fee schedule on request; negotiated by merchant book size and payout mix
Published prices Quote only Quote only
Technology and compliance
Licenses and regulationTilled acts as the PayFac and carries registration, underwriting, and risk monitoringPayment processor since 2023, with compliance forms and automated merchant underwriting
Developer tools APIs, hosted onboarding, and dashboards PayFac and marketplace tooling, including underwriting workflows
Integrations and partnersAPIs and ISO partners; fewer pre-built connectors than larger processorsRetail, ecommerce, healthcare, and financial-services platforms
Onboarding and supportHands-on launch support for software partnersSales-led onboarding for platform programs
Company
Founded20192015
HeadquartersBoulder, ColoradoSan Francisco, California
OwnershipPrivate companyPrivate company
FundingOver $50M total, including $10M+ in October 2026 led by UPC Capital Ventures, KORT Payments, and Avenue Capital~$75M round announced October 2024; earlier capital includes a $35M Series B in 2020
Key leaderCaleb AveryRichie Serna
ScaleOver $50M raised; five-fold growth in its enterprise channelMore than 12,000 merchants in 2022; revenue quadrupled the year after it became a processor

Fintech Index Scores Compared

We rate every company on eight criteria from 0 to 100, four tied to what buyers in its sector need and four shared by every company, and the rating is their average. Tilled scores 74 and Finix scores 78.

Criterion Scores Out of 100

TilledFinix
Sector criteria
Issuing / acceptance / initiation coverage8086
Developer and ops tooling7684
Compliance and security7678
Integrations and partners7480
Vendor criteria
Product depth and roadmap7684
Onboarding and support7876
Pricing transparency5858
Contract terms7274

Key Differences Between Tilled and Finix

Who Carries the PayFac Role

Tilled carries PayFac registration, underwriting, and risk monitoring for its partners. Finix gives platforms PayFac and marketplace tooling and processes the payments itself.

Funding

Finix raised $75M in October 2024. Tilled raised more than $10M in October 2026, bringing its total to over $50M.

Support

Tilled offers hands-on launch support. Finix runs sales-led onboarding for platform programs.

Pros and Cons

Tilled

Pros

  • Payments revenue for software companies under their own brand
  • Tilled carries PayFac registration and risk
  • Hands-on launch support
  • Raised more than $10M in October 2026

Cons

  • Platforms do not own the PayFac registration
  • Fewer pre-built connectors
  • Rates and revenue share are not posted

Finix

Pros

  • Processor economics and PayFac tooling from one vendor
  • Payouts next to card acceptance
  • Revenue quadrupled after it became a processor
  • $75M raised in October 2024

Cons

  • Quote-only pricing
  • Focused on North America
  • More than a platform needs if it wants only a thin gateway

Who Each Is Best For

Tilled

A vertical software company that wants to earn payments revenue under its own brand without becoming a registered payment facilitator itself.

Finix

A US or Canadian platform, marketplace, or merchant that wants payment processing, payouts, and merchant underwriting without assembling every piece alone.

Alternatives to Tilled and Finix

These companies, all reviewed and rated on The Fintech Index, cover some of the same ground as Tilled and Finix.

Other Card Issuing and Processing Companies

CompanyScoreBest forComparisons
Payabli77Vertical SaaS platforms that want pay-ins and payouts in one stackTilled vs Payabli
Rainforest78Software platforms that want embedded payments without becoming a PayFacFinix vs Rainforest
Spreedly79Merchants that route card payments across several gatewaysFinix vs Spreedly
Moov77Platforms that want one stack for acceptance, wallets, and payoutsNone yet

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Tilled or Finix publish prices?

No. Both negotiate pricing per platform.

Which lets me own the PayFac registration?

Finix gives platforms the tools to run their own program. Tilled carries the registration itself.

Sources
  1. The Fintech Index analysis of Tilled and Finix, conducted November 2026 (As of November 10, 2026)
  2. Tilled home page: https://www.tilled.com/ (As of November 10, 2026)
  3. Tilled, Portfolio Autopilot post: https://www.tilled.com/blog/portfolio-autopilot (As of November 10, 2026)
  4. PR Newswire, Series A: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/tilled-raises-11m-series-a-to-provide-payfac-as-a-service-infrastructure-to-software-companies-301299019.html (As of November 10, 2026)
  5. Fintech One-on-One, Caleb Avery: https://fintechoneonone.com/caleb-avery-founder-ceo-of-tilled-on-building-a-payfac-as-a-service/ (As of November 10, 2026)
  6. Finix home page: https://finix.com/ (As of November 10, 2026)
  7. TechCrunch, October 2024: https://techcrunch.com/2024/10/24/finix-raises-75-million-to-take-on-stripe-as-a-payment-processor/ (As of November 10, 2026)