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Justworks vs OnPay

Both platforms are scored with the same methodology and the same category rubric. Nothing on this page is influenced by advertising.

 
39/100
54/100Higher score
Category rank#8#4
ConfidenceHigh confidenceHigh confidence
External Reputation7586
AI Authority037
Web Authority1825
Expert Assessment5955
TOP10 User Score
PricingUSD $8/employee/month plus a $50/month base fee (Payroll plan) · free tier: None; limited-time promotion of 3 months of free payroll on the Payroll planUSD $49 base/month + $6 per worker (minimum $55/month for one worker) · free tier: Free first month; the 30-day free period begins after self-onboarding is completed and the bank account is verified. A free trial is also recorded on Capterra.
Pricing modelSubscriptionSubscription (base fee plus per-worker fee)
Best forUS-based companies of roughly 5–100 employees on East Coast or Central hours that want payroll plus real group health benefits from one vendor at a published flat price, without an in-house HR team.US employers of roughly 1–50 workers, first-time employers, nonprofits and accounting firms running several small client payrolls, especially on a QuickBooks or Xero stack needing multi-state filing or 50-state benefits.
Avoid if You need custom reporting, deep HR customisation, heavy international hiring at reasonable EOR cost, or guaranteed live support in West Coast business hours on lower tiers. You need international or multi-currency payroll, a broad integration ecosystem (ATS, expense, ERP), PTO and live HR advice inside the base price, mid-market/enterprise capability, or you have zero tolerance for a missed tax filing without an accountant independently watching agency notices.
MarketsSMB, StartupsSMB, Accounting firms and bookkeepers, Nonprofits
Founded
Headquarters55 Water Street Fl. 29, New York, NY, USAAtlanta, Georgia, United States

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