Best for Amex GBT-bundled enterprise
Try Egencia (American Express GBT)Egencia Standard at $10-$20 per user monthly typical covers online plus agent booking plus policy plus global content plus 24-7 support. Premium at $25-$45 per user monthly adds custom workflows plus reporting plus integration with HR plus expense. Enterprise at $60-$100 plus per user monthly adds multi-region plus dedicated travel team plus SSO plus audit plus dedicated CSM. Where Concur is SAP-bundled with deep ERP integration, Egencia (acquired by Amex GBT 2021) is bundled with Amex GBT global content plus dedicated travel team. For Fortune 500 enterprises running heavy global travel (5K-plus trips yearly across 50-plus countries), Egencia's Amex GBT global content depth beats Concur's standalone TMC partnerships. The trade vs Concur: weaker SAP plus Workday native integration, post-Amex-GBT-acquisition roadmap dependency, smaller mid-market positioning.
Strengths
- +Amex GBT-bundled global content plus 24-7 support
- +$10-$20 per user Standard cheaper than Concur Travel
- +Premium tier with HR plus expense integration
- +Strong fit for Fortune 500 global travel
Trade-offs
- −Weaker SAP plus Workday native integration vs Concur
- −Post-Amex-GBT-acquisition roadmap dependency
- −Smaller mid-market positioning
- Standard
- Custom (~$10-$20/user/mo)
- Premium
- Custom (~$25-$45/user/mo)
- Enterprise
- Custom (~$60-$100+/user/mo)
- Strength
- Amex GBT bundled
Migration steps
- Schedule call with Amex GBT/Egencia (8-16 weeks discovery).
- Configure travel policy plus integrations.
- Migrate Concur traveler profiles plus historical bookings.
- Run parallel for 60-90 days.
- Cancel Concur once Egencia covers global travel program.
Not for: Pass on Egencia if your finance team depends on Concur's SAP-native ERP integration; staying with Concur keeps that depth.
Paid plans from $15.00/mo