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OnPay vs QuickBooks Online

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

 
54/100
70/100Higher score
Category rank#4#1
ConfidenceHigh confidenceHigh confidence
External Reputation8680
AI Authority3773
Web Authority2557
Expert Assessment5562
TOP10 User Score
PricingUSD $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.USD $38/month (Simple Start, 1 user; promo $3.80/mo for 3 months) · free tier: 30-day free trial, offered as an alternative to a 90%-off-for-three-months promotion
Pricing modelSubscription (base fee plus per-worker fee)Subscription
Best forUS 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.US small businesses of roughly 3-25 people that already need double-entry accounting — inventory, job costing, sales tax, an external accountant — and want invoicing to live in the same ledger.
Avoid if 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. You are a freelancer or solo operator who only sends invoices, you need batch invoice sending without paying $340/mo, or you require a firm all-in monthly cost including card-processing fees.
MarketsSMB, Accounting firms and bookkeepers, NonprofitsSMB, Accountants
Founded
HeadquartersAtlanta, Georgia, United States

A higher TOP SCORE means more of the evidence favours that platform on this methodology — it is not a recommendation, and it does not account for your specific requirements. Advertisers are never declared the winner of a comparison.