Open Navan when the company is at or under 300 employees and you want the travel tier in one line. The pricing page says Navan Business is Free, there is no trip limit at that size, and the free tier is funded by provider commissions. Expense is free for the first 5 monthly expensing users, then $15 per user per month. Enterprise, for larger companies, is a quote. Travelers can book flights, hotels, cars, and trains. The homepage calls Navan Edge an AI assistant for flights, hotels, and restaurants, with 24/7 human support in the chat. The FAQ says a mobile app exists and does not name the store.
Open Perk when the booking fee is acceptable and you will read the tab. On the pricing page, a travel block lists Starter at $0 a month, Premium at a $99 platform fee, and Pro at a $299 platform fee, with a booking fee of at least $2 and at most $30. Other blocks start at $6, $8, $9, $11, or $13 a month, some plus 3% per booking. The FAQ says Spend is charged per active user, support and trip changes are not an extra fee, and an implementation fee may still apply. The homepage says one AI covers travel, spend, and events, and that a disrupted trip can be rebooked. On October 27, travelperk.com redirected to perk.com. The old name is the same product.
Open SAP Concur when the company wants that contract and does not need a public price. The homepage says an agentic assistant is trained on your policies, names a mobile app, and says the product is for businesses of every size. The Joule page lists Base, which must be activated, and Premium, which requires Base. Base includes a booking agent, trip changes, and a policy navigator. Premium adds a meeting-location planner and two expense agents. Neither page prints a price. Both end in a sales form.
They are not substitutes for a weekend plan. A traveler uses whichever one the company turned on. A company that is choosing should start with the page that prints the number it will actually pay: Navan's free travel tier, Perk's travel tab plus the booking fee, or Concur's sales quote. Ramp and Engine are the other small-team listings if the card or the hotel is the real job.