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Multiplier Payroll costs $20 to $559 per person/month as of November 2026, with 7 plans available. Plans: Employer of Record — Core at $499 per employee/month, Employer of Record — Growth at $559 per employee/month, Contractors at $49 per contractor/month, Contractor of Record at $400 per contractor/month, and Global payroll at $20 per employee/month. Custom pricing is available on request. Pricing depends on your chosen tier, contract length, and negotiated discounts.

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Multiplier Payroll offers 7 pricing tiers: Employer of Record — Core, Employer of Record — Growth, Employer of Record — Enterprise, Contractors, Contractor of Record, Global payroll, Immigration. Paid plans include Employer of Record — Core at $499 per employee/month, Employer of Record — Growth at $559 per employee/month, Contractors at $49 per contractor/month. The Employer of Record — Growth plan is eor teams that need integrations and automation.

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Multiplier Payroll lists $20-$559/person/month, but hidden costs like implementation and support add to the total as of November 2026. Key hidden costs: gross salary, statutory employer taxes, and mandatory benefits, salary deposits, country surcharges. Verified from 1 sources by CostBench.

Hidden Costs Breakdown

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Gross Salary, Statutory Employer Taxes, and Mandatory Benefits

critical compliance

The EOR service fee — $499 per employee per month on Core billed monthly ($459 billed annually) — excludes these significant components.

Grounded summary

In countries like France or Germany, employer contributions alone can add 30-40% above the gross salary.

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Salary Deposits

high implementation

Multiplier typically requires a refundable security deposit equivalent to approximately one month of gross salary per employee.

Grounded summary

Salary Deposits: Multiplier typically requires a refundable security deposit equivalent to approximately one month of gross salary per employee.

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Country Surcharges

high compliance

Multiplier's pricing page says about 11% of the countries it supports have adjusted EOR pricing; it does not publish the adjusted amounts.

vendor · 2026-10-13

While our standard pricing applies across most countries, a small number of locations (~11% of countries we support) have adjusted pricing to reflect local wage realities, employment economics, statutory requirements, payroll complexity, and the operational cost of maintaining compliant employment infrastructure.

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What hidden costs should I budget for with Multiplier Payroll?

Beyond the license fee, budget for: Gross Salary, Statutory Employer Taxes, and Mandatory Benefits (30-40% above the gross salary); Salary Deposits (approximately one month of gross salary per employee); Country Surcharges (Not published; applies in about 11% of supported countries). Exact totals depend on your deployment size and negotiated terms.

02 Does Multiplier Payroll charge for implementation?

Multiplier Payroll implementation is not included in the license cost. Multiplier typically requires a refundable security deposit equivalent to approximately one month of gross salary per employee.. Estimated impact: approximately one month of gross salary per employee.

03 How much does Multiplier Payroll support cost?

Premium support pricing for Multiplier Payroll depends on your tier and contract terms. See the sourced cost breakdown above for any verified figures we have.

04 Are there overage or storage costs with Multiplier Payroll?

Overage and storage policies for Multiplier Payroll depend on tier limits. Check the sourced cost breakdown above for verified data.

05 What add-ons cost extra with Multiplier Payroll?

Add-on pricing for Multiplier Payroll varies by feature. The sourced cost breakdown above lists any verified add-on costs we have.

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