Higher EOR score: 7.8 against 7.4.
Best for: Startups, growing companies and enterprises, the three segments Pebl writes a page for
Read review (Pebl)Our Employer of Record scoreOur score 7.4 of 10Limited datafrom our five criteria, not from platform ratingsHow we score
What G2 show about Multiplier, quoted as each source publishes it, last checked 29 Jun 2026.
| Platform | Rating | Reviews | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| G2Checked 29 Jun 2026 | 4.7 / 5 | 2,124 | 29 Jun 2026 |
Figures as each platform publishes them on the date checked; they may have changed since and do not feed our score.
Other EOR providers, by our EOR score. How we score
Higher EOR score: 7.8 against 7.4.
Best for: Startups, growing companies and enterprises, the three segments Pebl writes a page for
Read review (Pebl)Higher EOR score: 7.5 against 7.4.
Best for: Companies moving contractors onto local employment contracts, a use Remote's EOR page names
Read review (Remote)Rated higher than Multiplier on G2.
Best for: Startups and global enterprises, in Deel's own words
Read review (Deel)Multiplier’s rating on each platform next to up to three providers rated on the same platform: those with the highest EOR score from us. Each rating is shown on the platform’s own scale as the platform publishes it; we do not average or combine them, and they do not feed our score.
Multiplier4.7 / 5
Deel4.8 / 514,338 reviews · 24 Jun 2026
Playroll4.7 / 5
RemoFirst4.5 / 5Written by an AI model from the data on our pages on 15 Oct 2026. Not a recommendation, not our score, and not a quote from any assistant.
What does the data show about Multiplier as an Employer of Record?
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Multiplier lists EOR from $459 per employee a month on an annual contract and $499 monthly. Its EOR guide claims owned entities in 160+ countries; we list 125, 106 with a country page or register entry, and 2 own entities on company registers. Its EOR terms are public; SOC 2, SOC 3 and ISO 27001:2022 are its own.
What the data does not show
The data has no fixed deposit, setup or termination fee. Multiplier calculates the deposit per contract, and about 11% of countries have adjusted prices.
What are Multiplier's main drawbacks?
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Its pages contradict each other on support hours (24/7 or 24/5), on setup fees (none, or an implementation fee as applicable) and on term (cancel anytime, or order forms that renew for 12 months). The refundable deposit is set per contract, and the $400 Contractor of Record price is above the 7 other US-dollar COR prices we compare.
What the data does not show
The data cannot say which of the conflicting terms applies. The order form signed with each client sets the fees and the term.
Who should choose Multiplier?
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Companies from startups to enterprises that hire in several countries at once or move contractors onto payroll, going by Multiplier's own pages. Its six industry pages cover software, IT services, financial services, recruitment, e-learning and VC or private equity. Its $400 Contractor of Record price is above the 7 other US-dollar COR prices we compare.
What the data does not show
The data names no support channel besides a Customer Success Manager and no stated response target.
No provider here has a higher EOR score from us than Multiplier; these follow it by our EOR score. How we score
Signals checked 21 Jul 2026
Signals checked 29 Jun 2026
Last checked: 29 Jun 2026.