Deel US PEO competitors

Deel's standalone HRIS — worker profiles, org chart, time off, time and attendance, job architecture and compliance from $5 per employee per month, rising to $19 for performance reviews, OKRs, learning and engagement surveys, and $29 for pay bands, compensation cycles, headcount planning and cost forecasting. The cheapest entry point into Deel by a wide margin, and the one most often compared against BambooHR and HiBob. Sibling products: Deel Payroll, Deel EOR, Deel US PEO, Deel Contractor Management and Deel IT.

Deel's applicant tracking and sourcing product, sold standalone as "Find talent" at $14 per worker per month or bolted onto a Deel HR plan from $10 per employee per month. Covers job posting, pipeline visibility by stage, AI screening, offer generation, interview scheduling, AI interview summaries and access to a vetted talent marketplace. The cheapest published price anywhere in Deel's lineup. Sibling products: Deel HR, Deel Payroll, Deel EOR, Deel US PEO, Deel Contractor Management and Deel IT.

Global EOR and payroll platform positioned as the transparency-first alternative to Deel. Distinctive for CEO Job van der Voort's public commitment to open pricing (all EOR fees published) and slower, compliance-first growth model. Multi-product lineup: Contractor Management from $29/contractor/mo, Global Payroll $29/employee/mo, EOR $699/employee/mo, PEO (US-only) from $99/employee/mo, Equity from $39/mo. Popular with European companies hiring globally who value regulatory rigor over speed.

Deel's own-entity payroll product — run payroll across 130+ countries at $29 per employee per month, with country-specific tax filings, statutory reporting, multi-currency runs and a dedicated payroll manager on the managed option. This is the product for companies that already have legal entities, as opposed to Deel EOR which exists precisely to avoid them. Add-ons: Benefits Management $10, Payroll Connect $5 and Treasury $10 per employee per month. Sibling products: Deel EOR, Deel US PEO, Deel HR, Deel Contractor Management and Deel IT.

Deel's contractor product — hire, manage and pay global contractors at $49 per contractor per month, with centralised contractor management, payments in 120+ currencies, automated invoicing, tax form guidance and worker-classification compliance. Contractor of Record at $325 shifts misclassification liability from you to Deel, which is the whole reason the higher tier exists. Deel is valued $17B private (2024) and reached $1B ARR in under four years. Sibling products: Deel EOR (employees abroad), Deel US PEO, Deel Payroll, Deel HR, Deel ATS and Deel IT.

Deel's IT and device management line — ship, retrieve, repair and store laptops globally, plus mobile device management and endpoint protection from $49 per user per month. Growth at $139 adds 24/7 managed IT support and Scale at $149 adds automated app access provisioning. The jump from $49 to $139 is the tell: Starter is software, Growth and Scale are a managed service with people attached. Competes directly with the IT half of Rippling. Sibling products: Deel HR, Deel Payroll, Deel EOR, Deel US PEO and Deel Contractor Management.

US payroll + benefits platform positioned as the alternative to ADP and Paychex for SMBs (1-500 employees). Distinctive for its modern UX (unlike ADP's 1990s-era interface) and built-in benefits marketplace. Valued $9.6B private (2022). Priced $40/mo base + $6/employee (Simple) up to $80+$12 (Premium). Popular with US-based startups and SMBs — no international payroll (unlike Deel/Rippling). Direct competitor to Rippling in the US mid-market.

AI-powered candidate sourcing — automated outreach to passive candidates on LinkedIn + email. Pricing: Growth $549/mo (200 candidates delivered), Amplify $1,099/mo (500 candidates), Enterprise custom. Popular with fast-growing startups and mid-market companies that want warm candidate pipelines without an in-house sourcing team.

Deel's Employer of Record service — full legal employment in 130+ countries with no local entity required, covering contracts, payroll, benefits enrolment, tax filings and compliance. A flat $599 per EOR employee per month, the priciest rung on Deel's ladder and the reason most companies come to Deel at all. Sibling products: Deel US PEO (co-employment inside the US), Deel Contractor Management (contractors rather than employees), Deel Payroll (own-entity payroll), Deel HR and Deel IT.

Sage HR (formerly CakeHR) is Sage's cloud HR platform for SMBs. Core HR ~$5.50/employee/mo; add-on modules (Leave, Performance, Timesheets, Shift Scheduling, Recruitment, Expenses) priced separately per employee. 30-day free trial. UK-headquartered.

HR + IT + Finance platform, valued $13.5B private (2024). Founded by Zenefits founder Parker Conrad after his ouster. Positioned as the alternative to running Deel + Workday + Okta + Ramp separately — the "employee graph" as a single source of truth. Distinctive for its aggressive Deel litigation (September 2024 alleging trade secret theft) and rapid feature expansion. Priced $8-$14/user/mo base + per-module add-ons. Popular with fast-growing mid-market.

HRIS for small-to-mid businesses (5-500 employees), acquired by KKR-backed private equity in 2023. Positioned as the alternative to Workday for teams that don't need enterprise-grade complexity. Distinctive for its non-technical HR generalist UX and its e-signature + onboarding flows. Priced per employee monthly (~$8-$12) with all-in-one plans. Real cost bloat comes from add-ons: Performance, Time Tracking, Payroll (US only).