Mynt

Name: Mynt
Brand: Mynt
Rating: 4.4 (208 reviews)

Get full control of your corporate spend with powerful corporate cards integrated to accounting.

Est 2018|Valuation $184.4M|Raised $56.3M|30 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 7K|Web traffic 28K|FTEs 124|HQ Stockholm, Stockholm County, SE

MarketsExpense Management Corporate Card Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Differentiation vs competitors: - Mynt’s primary differentiator is its embedded distribution model: issuing and powering cards for Nordic ERP/accounting ecosystems and expanding into bank distribution channels. - For buyers standardized on Nordic accounting platforms, Mynt may reduce integration work compared with non-embedded alternatives. Where competitors may excel: - Pleo publishes detailed plan information across regions and emphasizes user experience and adoption features. - Soldo provides clear EU pricing and wallet-based budgeting and multi-currency capabilities. - Ramp and Brex may be stronger options for US-centric organizations due to local banking and integration coverage. Adoption/market signals: - Public materials and review activity indicate adoption in Sweden and the Nordics; these are company-reported metrics and public review volumes.

	Mynt (mynt.com)	Pleo	Soldo
Starting Price	Essential: free tier for a small number of users (region-specific); Premium: modest per-user monthly pricing	Starter and Essential tiers with regional per-user or per-account pricing	Published EU pricing with a per-account/month starter tier and additional per-user options
Suitable For	Nordic/European SMEs needing accounting integrations; ERPs/banks seeking embedded cards via API	EU/UK companies prioritizing user adoption and broad expense workflows	Organizations needing wallet-based controls, multi-currency spend controls, and structured spend governance
Key Strength	Ecosystem partnerships in the Nordics (accounting platforms) and embedded API platform; EMI license and partner distribution	Established brand presence across Europe, broad plan packaging, features for vendor payments and recurring controls	Clear spend-control framework (wallets, company vs user cards), published EU pricing, multi-currency controls
Key Weakness	Limited presence on global B2B review platforms; reported complaints around disputes and account termination; geographic focus primarily Europe/Nordics	Costs can increase with per-user fees and regional pricing; FX markups vary by plan	Fees for additional users/cards can accumulate; product focus is controls/finance-led rather than employee UX-led

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Differentiation vs competitors:

Mynt’s primary differentiator is its embedded distribution model: issuing and powering cards for Nordic ERP/accounting ecosystems and expanding into bank distribution channels.
For buyers standardized on Nordic accounting platforms, Mynt may reduce integration work compared with non-embedded alternatives.

Where competitors may excel:

Pleo publishes detailed plan information across regions and emphasizes user experience and adoption features.
Soldo provides clear EU pricing and wallet-based budgeting and multi-currency capabilities.
Ramp and Brex may be stronger options for US-centric organizations due to local banking and integration coverage.

Adoption/market signals:

Public materials and review activity indicate adoption in Sweden and the Nordics; these are company-reported metrics and public review volumes.

	Mynt (mynt.com)	Pleo	Soldo
Starting Price	Essential: free tier for a small number of users (region-specific); Premium: modest per-user monthly pricing	Starter and Essential tiers with regional per-user or per-account pricing	Published EU pricing with a per-account/month starter tier and additional per-user options
Suitable For	Nordic/European SMEs needing accounting integrations; ERPs/banks seeking embedded cards via API	EU/UK companies prioritizing user adoption and broad expense workflows	Organizations needing wallet-based controls, multi-currency spend controls, and structured spend governance
Key Strength	Ecosystem partnerships in the Nordics (accounting platforms) and embedded API platform; EMI license and partner distribution	Established brand presence across Europe, broad plan packaging, features for vendor payments and recurring controls	Clear spend-control framework (wallets, company vs user cards), published EU pricing, multi-currency controls
Key Weakness	Limited presence on global B2B review platforms; reported complaints around disputes and account termination; geographic focus primarily Europe/Nordics	Costs can increase with per-user fees and regional pricing; FX markups vary by plan	Fees for additional users/cards can accumulate; product focus is controls/finance-led rather than employee UX-led