TheBestEOR

Choosing a provider

Choosing an EOR means comparing the service you would receive in your actual hiring countries. The guides here take you from setting requirements and collecting written answers to examining the employer structure and running a pilot with a real hire. Use the RFP questions, evidence records and optional scorecards to compare costs, contracts, payroll and support, then document what remains unresolved before you commit or expand.

Employer of record RFP template: 47 questions to compare providers
Use the 47-question template and editable workbook to compare provider fees, country coverage and payroll commitments.
How to run an EOR pilot: onboarding, payroll and support tests
Test one hire through onboarding and a full payroll cycle, checking payment accuracy, support and invoice reconciliation.
Direct vs indirect EOR: owned entities vs partner networks
Identify the local employer, payroll operator and company responsible for resolving problems in each EOR delivery model.
How to choose an employer of record (EOR)
Assess providers on complete costs, onboarding, payroll support and exit terms using the comparison workbook.