IRISfile

One license per tax year. Filing is charged per form.

Converting and checking are free. A $99 license covers printing and downloads for the tax year. Each form you file is charged at the rates below, whether we file it or you upload our IRIS Portal CSV. No subscription, no form charged twice.

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Opening November 9, 2026 · Stripe-billed · License plus per-form filing

The filing rate drops as your season grows.

Filing price per form by the form’s place in your tax-year count
Forms this tax yearFiling price per form
1–10$2.60
11–100$1.65
101–250$1.09
251–500$0.95
501 and up$0.76

Each form is priced by its place in your count for the tax year, so form 11 costs less than form 10 even when you file them weeks apart.

A form is one original return for a payer and payee. Its filing fee is charged once. The filing fee applies to each form, whether we file it or you upload our IRIS Portal CSV. The tax year’s license covers recipient Copy B PDFs, A2A XML, the Massachusetts state file (pilot), and receipts kept 4 years. A correction or void of a form you paid for is free. A correction for a payee you have not paid for is billed as a new form.

What a season costs with one license seat.

Total cost for a tax year by number of forms: one $99 license plus filing
Forms in the tax yearLicense + filing
25$149.75
100$273.50
500$674.50
1,000$1,054.50
2,500$2,194.50

Over 1,000 forms a year, write to sales@irisfile.co for a volume price.

Questions

How is the filing price per form set?
Filing with the IRS is charged per form. Each form is priced by its place in your count for the tax year: forms 1 to 10 cost $2.60, 11 to 100 cost $1.65, 101 to 250 cost $1.09, 251 to 500 cost $0.95, and every form after 500 costs $0.76. A correction or void of a form you paid for is free. There are no EIN or form limits. Over 1,000 forms a year, write to sales@irisfile.co for a volume price.
When do I pay?
Converting and validating are free. A license for the tax year, $99 per user through Stripe, covers recipient Copy B PDFs, A2A XML and the Massachusetts file. Filing is charged per form. The filing fee applies to each form, whether we file it or you upload our IRIS Portal CSV. A form whose filing you paid for is never charged again, even if you upload it in another file, and correcting it is free.
Is there a free trial?
There is no trial because there is nothing to try before paying: upload, conversion, and the full validation report are free. You pay for a license when you need the outputs, and per form when you file or download the Portal CSV.
Is there a subscription or a plan?
No. A license covers one tax year and does not renew on its own. IRS-required submission records remain accessible to you for re-download for at least 4 years (the IRS recordkeeping window), after which they’re purged.
Is the IRS A2A submission live yet?
Not yet. Our IRIS Transmitter Control Code was approved in April 2026; the A2A integration is in development against the IRS test system and goes live for the 2027 filing season. Until then, IRISfile produces filing-ready IRIS XML, plus IRIS Portal CSV for 1099-NEC and 1099-MISC you can upload to the Portal yourself. The IRS caps Portal submissions at 100 returns per filer. Practices above that volume need A2A, which is exactly what IRISfile is built to handle.
What 1099 form types are supported?
1099-NEC, 1099-MISC, 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, 1099-R, 1099-B, and 1099-S: the seven highest-volume Pub 1220 form types. More types come post-launch as demand surfaces.
Does pricing cover state filing?
Massachusetts file generation is in pilot and covered by the tax year's license, like every other output: 1099-NEC and MISC originals, tax years 2025 and 2026, a Pub 1220 file you upload to MassTaxConnect yourself. IRISfile files with no state, and no other state is covered.

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