Anrok

Anrok is a sales tax and VAT platform designed for software companies, SaaS businesses, and digital-product sellers. It monitors economic nexus thresholds across US states and VAT registration thresholds in more than 100 countries, so firms advising growth-stage tech clients can see exposure before registrations are triggered.

When a transaction is processed through a connected billing or payment system, Anrok determines the correct rate in real time and applies it. Filing and remittance run automatically on the relevant deadlines. The platform also tracks how employee locations affect nexus, pulling headcount data from HR systems such as ADP, Workday, Rippling, and Gusto, which is a detail that many generic tax tools miss. Exemption certificate management handles B2B transactions where sales tax does not apply, so firms do not need a separate process for collecting and validating certificates.

Integrations span more than 30 platforms including Stripe, Chargebee, Zuora, Recurly, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage Intacct, NetSuite, Salesforce, Shopify, and WooCommerce. A no-code connector layer handles most connections without developer time. The platform is available in the US, UK, EU, and globally, though its strongest fit is with clients that sell digital products or subscriptions across multiple tax jurisdictions.

Pricing starts at $100 per market per month on the Starter plan, where a market is a tax jurisdiction such as a US state or a country, so the bill scales with how many places a client owes tax. Businesses with high transaction volumes may pay additional fees on top of the base rate. Larger and multi-entity firms move to a Custom plan, quoted by Anrok, that adds advanced integrations, multi-entity management, the Anrok Atlas AI tax assistant, and access to global tax experts. There is no free trial. Anrok is best suited to firms serving technology, SaaS, and digital commerce clients rather than traditional trade or professional services businesses.