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In this specific instance it's $199 setup fee + $40/month + $4/month/user so really nothing too wild. I don't know what the others charge but I am not willing t
by labaraka 15y ago
In this specific instance it's $199 setup fee + $40/month + $4/month/user so really nothing too wild. I don't know what the others charge but I am not willing to play the game to save a couple of bucks here or there.
Also, they ask you to qualify the size of your company before giving you pricing (e.g., "Small business 1-50 employees click here"). I would be cool if they had a high-touch process for companies with more complex needs but at this level, it's really a plain-vanilla service.
- swalberg 15y agoThat pricing model is about a month old. Before that you'd have to go through the sales process, and it was like everyone else, base fee plus surcharges depending on what services you want. By sheer coincidence I'm sure, we (wavepayroll.com) launched with a flat rate pricing model ($3/employee/pay period, all in) back in November. I'm curious if you considered us, and if so, what your impressions were.
- labaraka 15y agoWow - what a great, simple pricing model! No, I had not considered you because you did not come up in my search (Google + asking founder friends). I am signing up right now. Thanks.
- petenixey 15y agoWavepayroll looks awesome - also looks like it's Canada only though :( Is there a US equivalent?
- labaraka 15y agoSo it turns out that you guys don't support Quebec. 2 things: 1) When are you planning to roll out that feature? Is it possible to sign up as a beta user now? 2) In the spirit of transparency, this should have been made clear before I signed up.
- swalberg 15y agoOur Quebec audience has been almost nonexistent so we didn't think to mention that on our page. Email me at sean @ waveaccounting.com and I'll let you know when we're ready with Quebec.
- matwood 15y agoThat's a great pricing model!