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BILL Holdings, Inc.
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AI demand
Fundingsourceswhere the money comes fromNetworks &railscard networks, banks, reg…Wallets &platformsthe checkout button & ris…Gateways &brandsprocessors, P2P, remittan…Merchants &consumerswho pays & gets paidBNKSMB bank accountsPBKPartner & sponsor banksVVisaMAMastercardAXPAmerican ExpressACHACH & bank railsBILLBILLINTUIntuitRMPRampAPAP / AR automationDVYBILL Spend & Expense (Divvy)I2GInvoice2goVENSuppliers & vendorsACCAccounting firmsSMBSmall & mid-sized businesses
Company details
Market cap
$4.0B
Revenue (FY25)
$1.46B
Rev. growth
+13%
Total payment volume
$330B
Businesses served
~493,800
Gross margin
~81%
Float revenue
$162M
P/E (GAAP)
n/m
In plain English
BILL runs the back office for small businesses — the software that automates bills, invoices and expenses for ~493,800 companies. It never lends the money itself; it moves ~$330B a year across bank and card rails and takes a thin fee on each payment, which is why transaction fees (~70% of revenue) matter far more than its subscriptions.
In simple terms
What BILL Holdings, Inc. really sells
BILL runs the back office for small businesses — the software that automates bills, invoices and expenses for ~493,800 companies. It never lends the money itself; it moves ~$330B a year across bank and card rails and takes a thin fee on each payment, which is why transaction fees (~70% of revenue) matter far more than its subscriptions.
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