DAVO Sales Tax review

DAVO Sales Tax automates sales tax set-asides, return preparation, filing and payment for businesses. It sets aside sales tax daily, then prepares returns and files and pays the tax on the business’s behalf. The company names restaurants, retail shops and salons as customers, and says it connects with POS systems. The homepage does not identify which systems.

The pricing page lists DAVO Sales Tax at $57.99 per month, checked November 7, 2026. It includes the first monthly filing free; the homepage also advertises a free trial, but its length and terms are not published. Annual billing pricing is not published. The service is aimed at businesses that want the tax routine handled automatically, not at businesses looking to stop checking their sales figures. The plan includes unlimited storage for reports, returns and historical data.

DAVO’s main draw is that it covers several recurring tasks in one service: daily set-asides, return preparation, filing and payment. That can reduce the manual work of keeping tax money available and tracking filing dates. The pricing page also says the service calculates, collects and refunds state discounts, and includes unlimited storage for reports, returns and historical data.

The plan advertises guaranteed on-time, in-full filing and payment, subject to conditions. That is a useful commitment for a business that wants help avoiding missed deadlines, but it is not a reason to skip checking the numbers DAVO receives from a POS system. The product information does not name its POS integrations, so businesses should confirm compatibility before signing up.

There is some positive user feedback, though it is limited: one commenter in a Reddit thread said DAVO had worked well for them. Other commenters advised reconciling filings rather than trusting sales tax automation blindly. That is sensible advice for any business using automated tax data.

At $57.99 per month, DAVO is a recurring cost for a task some businesses may handle themselves. The pricing page lists one plan and a monthly price; annual pricing is not published. The first monthly filing is free, but the free trial advertised on the homepage has no published duration or terms in the published pricing details. The filing guarantee also has conditions, so read those before treating it as full protection against every tax issue.

The POS connection is another point to verify: DAVO’s homepage says it integrates with POS systems but does not name them. In one Reddit thread, a business using Toast reported that nightly sales tax figures did not match what DAVO pulled from its account, and the poster said they had not been able to reach DAVO by phone at that point. That is one report, not proof of a general integration or support problem. Still, it makes reconciliation important. Other commenters recommended checking filings themselves, since errors can be costly. The published material does not publish a list of supported systems or specific integration limits.

DAVO lists one price: $57.99 per month. The published pricing information does not show multiple tiers, so there is no published jump between plans to compare. It also lists no paid add-ons. Annual billing and an annual discount are not published, so budget at the monthly rate unless DAVO confirms otherwise.

The plan includes daily sales tax set-asides, return preparation, filing and payment, plus unlimited storage for reports, returns and historical data. It also includes state discounts calculated, collected and refunded. The first monthly filing is free; that is separate from the homepage’s free-trial offer, whose length and terms are not published here. DAVO describes filing and payment as guaranteed, subject to conditions. Check those conditions and confirm the figures match your records before relying on the service. The $57.99 monthly price is the clearest published cost; extra charges, if any, are not specified on the vendor's site.

Before moving to DAVO, confirm that your POS system connects: the homepage says DAVO integrates with POS systems but does not name them. Also reconcile your tax figures and confirm who handles filing and payment during the changeover. Those checks matter because DAVO’s service sets tax aside daily and handles returns and payments, but the published information does not explain onboarding steps or how to transfer existing records.

If you leave, DAVO lists unlimited storage for reports, returns and historical data. That does not establish that you can export those records, in what format, or for how long you can access them after cancellation; ask before switching. The published material includes no Reddit reports, so we can’t say what users commonly cite as a reason for leaving. Based on the published details, the likely decision points are the $57.99 monthly cost, whether your POS is supported, and whether DAVO’s tax figures match your records. Annual pricing is not published.