Get a Free Nexus Study, No Obligation
Get a Free Nexus Study, No Obligation
TL;DR
Your nexus study is free, no obligation. Competitors charge thousands of dollars for the same assessment.
Tell us where you operate and sell, connect your integrations or upload a CSV, and land on a dedicated results page.
The study is a fast first read on where you may owe, not a full compliance review or a guaranteed-precise number.
One study is free. Continuous monitoring and unlimited re-runs are a paid upgrade.
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The uncertainty of not knowing where you owe
Most businesses that owe sales tax in a state they've never filed in have no idea it happened. Sales crossed a threshold, a warehouse opened, a remote hire signed on, and exposure started building quietly in the background. You don't feel it until a notice arrives or a diligence check flags it during a sale or raise.
The frustrating part is how you're supposed to find out. A traditional nexus study means hiring a firm and committing to a paid engagement before anyone tells you whether you have a problem at all. You pay to learn you might owe money.
Not knowing is the real cost here. A free nexus study removes the reason to keep guessing, because finding out no longer requires spending anything first.
Why this study costs nothing
Most firms charge thousands of dollars for a nexus study. Taxwire's is free, with no obligation, and the offer is live today. That difference is real, not a promotional framing. The same assessment you'd pay a consultant several thousand dollars to run, you can request here at no cost.
Accounting firms use the free study across their client rosters, running it for multiple businesses rather than commissioning a paid engagement for each one. If you manage several companies' exposure, you get the same free initial read for each without a per-client fee.
The free version covers one study. Continuous monitoring and unlimited re-runs sit behind a paid upgrade, so you can start by finding out where you stand before deciding whether ongoing tracking is worth paying for.
What happens when you request your study
Requesting a study starts with telling us where your business operates and sells. You enter your business name, address, business type, and primary product category, then list the places where you have a physical presence. Those physical presence details matter because they can trigger exposure on their own, separate from your sales volume.
Next you verify your email address, which keeps your results tied to your account and lets you return to them later.
Then you connect your existing sales data. If Taxwire integrates directly with your billing or commerce platform, you link it and the study pulls your transaction history from there. If no direct integration exists for your setup, you upload a CSV or data export instead, so the study still gets the numbers it needs.
Once your data is in, you land on a dedicated nexus study results page that lays out where your activity points to potential exposure.
This is a real onboarding flow, not a single click. You are entering business details, confirming your email, and connecting or uploading data before results appear, so plan for a short setup rather than an instant number. Accounting firms running this across several clients follow the same steps for each one.
What the study can and can't tell you
The free study reads your sales data well, but it captures physical presence unevenly during onboarding. Offices, warehouses, and remote employees create nexus in states you may never have sold into, and the onboarding flow can't always pull that information the way it pulls transaction records. You tell us where you have physical presence, and the accuracy of that part depends on what you report.
Treat the result as a fast first read that tells you where to look. It surfaces the states worth investigating, not a final compliance answer or a guaranteed-exact liability figure. A full review still matters once you know where the exposure sits.
One study is free with no obligation. If you want ongoing monitoring and unlimited re-runs as your sales and footprint change, those live behind a paid upgrade.
What an initial read can surface
One business ran the free study with zero sales tax registrations anywhere, having never filed a single return. The study surfaced likely exposure across six states. That business had suspected nothing was wrong, and the only reason it checked was that the read cost nothing. A paid study would have kept the same exposure invisible, because the price alone would have talked them out of looking. A no-cost first read is what turned a vague worry into six specific states worth investigating.
Request your free nexus study
Find out where your business already has sales tax exposure. The nexus study is free, with no obligation and nothing to commit to beyond telling us where you operate and sell. Competitors charge thousands for the same read. You pay nothing.