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Get up to 30% off global payroll service fees

Get a free shortlist of three payroll providers for your countries and pay cycles, with pricing guidance by email within 24 hours. Compare who handles local filings, which service fees qualify for a discount and how long the quoted rate lasts.

How it works

A payroll shortlist built around your countries and entities, in 24 hours.

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Tell us your payroll needs

Countries, entities, pay cycles, headcount: enough to map the filing deadlines your payroll has to hit.

Three recommended payroll providers

Providers matched to your countries and entities, pricing guidance for each, and why we picked them.

How matching is funded

Providers may pay us a referral fee when an introduction leads to a signed contract. We do not charge you for the shortlist or optional introductions. Read how we make money for the funding model.

Get three payroll options in one day.

Add your payroll countries, entity setup, headcount and pay cycles in the optional form notes. No sales call is required.

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Frequently asked

What buyers ask us about global payroll

How do you centralize payroll for global teams?

Where you own local entities, compare payroll providers that support those employers and countries. Ask how local calculations, filings, payments, approvals and consolidated reporting connect, and who delivers each part. Where you have no employing entity, an eligible EOR arrangement may be needed.

What is global payroll?

Paying employees in more than one country under each country’s own rules. Every country has its own gross-to-net calculation, employer contributions, payslip requirements and filing deadlines, so global payroll means many local payrolls run to one calendar with consolidated reporting. Our EOR payroll guide walks through one full monthly cycle.

Who offers the best global payroll solutions?

Start with your employing entities and countries, then compare local payroll delivery, filing responsibilities, payment scope, integrations, implementation requirements, support and the complete quote. Ask which work the provider performs itself and which work uses a local partner.

How do you keep global payroll compliant?

Agree the responsibilities for each country: gross-to-net calculations, employer contributions, payslips, payments and filings under the correct registrations. Confirm the local deadlines, payroll calendar and who approves inputs. Ask for evidence that required filings and payments were completed.

How does global payroll work?

Each pay cycle needs validated inputs, local calculations, approval, payment and the required reporting or filings. Your contract should say who performs each task, which employer’s registrations are used and how errors are corrected.