Transfer Pricing Benchmarking Software built for speed, consistency and defensibility
Complete robust benchmarking analysis in one structured system - reducing time by up to 80% while keeping decisions clear and reviewable.

The best software for a clearer analysis and informed decisions
Complete faster, more defensible transfer
pricing benchmarking
Compare and analyse more TP Benchmarking data in less time
Research, screen and analyse comparable companies for goods and services through user-friendly, cloud-based software.
Configurable searches, AI-assisted review, in-built calculations and a complete audit trail help you work faster, apply a consistent methodology and produce clear, defensible benchmarking reports.
Benchmark a wider range of transactions
Apply the right analysis to each transaction type
Use purpose-built benchmarking analysis workflows for goods and services, financial transactions and royalties while maintaining a consistent, reviewable approach.Â
Goods & Services
Build robust, defensible benchmarks for goods and services through a clear, reviewable process. Use configurable searches and structured screening to identify comparables, then apply relevant transfer pricing methods, PLIs and working capital adjustments to calculate arm’s-length ranges and maintain a complete audit trail.
Financial Transactions
Benchmark intercompany loans, guarantees and cash pools in minutes, not weeks. Purpose-built around OECD Chapter X, the solution brings tax and treasury into one shared workflow to produce defensible transfer pricing reports, legal agreements and complete audit trails-at a fraction of the cost of traditional external benchmarking.
Use the software directly within your team or access specialist support through Alphatax Managed Services.
Royalties
Access specialist royalty benchmarking without adding the workload to your internal team. Alphatax Transfer Pricing experts conduct the research and analysis on your behalf, providing a clear, defensible benchmarking study tailored to your requirements.










