Upload your receipts and invoices
Drag in phone photos or vendor PDFs. One or fifty at a time.
Snap a photo or drop a PDF. ReceiptSpark's AI pulls out the date, vendor, subtotal, sales tax, tip and total, shows it in a table you can fix, and exports to Excel or CSV — ready for your books, your accountant or QuickBooks.
Built for the day-to-day of
No templates, no macros and no evenings spent copying amounts one by one.
Drag in phone photos or vendor PDFs. One or fifty at a time.
It pulls the date, vendor, tax ID, subtotal, sales-tax rate and amount, tip, total and invoice number, and suggests an expense category.
The data lands in a table. Anything the AI isn't sure about is flagged in amber. You have the final say.
Download an Excel or CSV file with one row per document and totals calculated — ready for your accountant or accounting software.
Not vague "summaries": concrete values, in the columns your accountant and your accounting software expect.
ReceiptSpark verifies that subtotal + tax + tip = total and warns you when something doesn't add up, instead of silently exporting wrong numbers.
Upload the same receipt twice and it flags it, so you don't count an expense — or a sale — twice.
If a receipt only shows the total, it estimates the subtotal and tax from the rate and marks it as an estimate.
Drop up to 50 files and watch each one's progress. Results appear as they're ready.
Stop typing receipts the night before your taxes are due. Snap, review, export — every deductible expense captured for your Schedule C.
You get receipts from dozens of clients in every format. ReceiptSpark normalizes them all into the same spreadsheet, with one tab per client.
Track the sales tax you collected and the tax you paid on inventory and supplies, broken out by document and ready for your filing.
Bookkeeping for a small business almost always comes down to the same thing: a drawer or a shoebox full of crumpled receipts and an inbox full of vendor invoices in PDF. When it's time to file your taxes, reconcile the month or hand everything to your accountant, someone has to sit down and copy — one by one — the date, the vendor, the subtotal, the sales tax and the total into a spreadsheet. It's slow, dull work, and typos are easy to make and hard to find later.
ReceiptSpark automates exactly that part. You upload the photos of your receipts or the PDF invoices your vendors send you — as-is — and an AI model reads them and fills a table with every field separated.
No automatic extraction tool is right 100% of the time, and ReceiptSpark won't pretend otherwise. That's why the result isn't downloaded straight away: first you see it in an editable table, with anything the AI is unsure about highlighted in amber and an automatic check that subtotal + tax + tip = total.
The file you download has one row per document, normalized columns and a totals row with the period's subtotal, sales tax paid and sales tax collected. It opens in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers, and most accounting software imports it as CSV with no setup.
You can try it free with your own receipts: the free plan includes 10 documents a month and asks for no card.
Cancel any time from your account. One credit equals one document — a receipt or an invoice.
To try it with your own receipts.
For freelancers doing their own books.
For growing businesses and online sellers.
For bookkeepers and accounting firms.
Prices in US dollars. Sales tax is added at checkout where applicable. Cancel any time.
Upload the photo or PDF of the receipt, wait a few seconds, review the table and click "Export to Excel".
Photos of receipts and invoices (JPG, PNG, HEIC) and PDF invoices, digital or scanned. 10 MB per file.
The AI gets most fields right but isn't infallible. ReceiptSpark shows an editable table, flags uncertain values and checks the math.
The temporary file is deleted from the server as soon as the job finishes.
Yes. Gas-station, restaurant, parking and office-supply receipts are a main use.
Yes. Monthly subscription, no contract, cancel with one click.
The Firm plan includes templates for QuickBooks and Xero. Other plans export standard Excel and CSV.