Galvix

About Galvix

Galvix inverts the usual packaging of this category. Instead of bronze/silver/gold tiers with a base platform fee, it quotes six modules separately and lets you take only the ones you need: nexus tracking as a flat fee covering all fifty states, tax determination scaling with transaction volume, return preparation and filing scaling with the number of returns, state registrations as a one-off per registration, notice management scaling with the number of registered states, and exemption certificate management scaling with the count of exempt customers. The company is explicit that there is no platform fee — the trade-off is that no headline number is published either, so every comparison starts with a discovery call. The other structural difference is delivery model. Galvix is a managed service more than a software subscription: each account gets a named compliance manager, and the marketing claims are about effort rather than features — two to seven days to set up, then under twenty minutes of customer effort per month, with an on-time filing commitment attached. That is a different pitch from a self-serve API product, and it suits the buyer it targets: a lean finance team at a small or mid-sized US business in e-commerce, SaaS, professional services or wholesale, where nobody owns sales tax full-time. Integrations named are the ones that population actually runs — Shopify, QuickBooks, NetSuite, Stripe, Zoho Books, BigCommerce, WooCommerce and Dynamics 365. Founded in 2023 by Piyush Agrawal and based in San Francisco, Galvix is a small team — roughly eight people as of mid-2026 — which is worth weighing against a service promise that depends on humans.

Pricing

Model

Paid

Notes

Drafted 2026-08-27 from the vendor pricing page. No prices are published; Galvix quotes a modular, custom price via a discovery call and states there are no platform fees. Six billable modules, each with its own scaling basis: (1) Nexus Tracking — flat fee, all 50 states included; (2) Tax Determination — scales with transaction volume; (3) Returns Preparation & Filing — scales with number of returns filed; (4) State Registrations — one-time fee per registration; (5) Notice Management — scales with number of registered states; (6) Exemption Certificate Management — scales with number of exempt customers. Because the unit of billing differs per module, total cost is driven by state count and filing frequency rather than revenue, which is closer to Numeral's per-filing model than to Anrok's per-market subscription. Third-party articles have quoted a flat $75 per return for Galvix; that figure does not appear on the vendor pricing page and is not recorded as verified here. Get a written module-by-module quote before comparing.

Key Features

• Modular pricing across six separately-quoted services with no platform or base subscription fee
• Real-time nexus tracking across all 50 US states sold as a single flat-fee module
• State sales tax registration handled for the customer as a one-off per-registration service
• Return preparation and filing on each state's schedule (monthly, quarterly or annual) with an on-time filing commitment
• Named compliance manager per account rather than pooled support — a managed service rather than self-serve software
• State notice monitoring and resolution priced by number of registered states
• Exemption certificate collection and management priced by number of exempt customers
• Integrations with Shopify, QuickBooks, NetSuite, Stripe, Zoho Books, BigCommerce, WooCommerce and Microsoft Dynamics 365
• Month-to-month or annual contracts, contrasted by the vendor against the locked-in annual terms typical of sales tax software

Platforms

• Web

Alternatives to Galvix

• Numeral
• Zamp
• TaxCloud
• Kintsugi
• TaxJar