EREditorial team · Updated 16 Oct 202612 min read24 providers compared
Every provider we score for contractor payouts, ordered by our payouts score and filterable by fee.
How to read this list
Each card shows our contractor payouts score out of 10, the contractor payouts price as the provider publishes it, and the countries it lists for contractor payouts.
The default order is our contractor payouts score, highest first; equal scores go by name. The score uses only our five criteria. Review-platform ratings are shown on the cards but are not part of it. How we score
Filters and sorting change which cards you see and their order, not the scores.
On this page
Leaders at a glance
Top 10 contractor payouts providers by our score
Place
Provider
Our score
Price from
Countries
Not for
1
1. WiseBuyers who need a list of supported payout countries before they commit
8.2Our score 8.2 of 10
0.23%
160
Buyers who need a list of supported payout countries before they commit
2
2. OntopCompanies that need to employ staff abroad: the help centre says Ontop no longer provides EOR directly
7.5Our score 7.5 of 10
US$49
150
Companies that need to employ staff abroad: the help centre says Ontop no longer provides EOR directly
3
3. 4dev.comCompanies whose vendor review requires SOC 2 or ISO 27001 evidence from the provider
6.8Our score 6.8 of 10
up to 3%
203
Companies whose vendor review requires SOC 2 or ISO 27001 evidence from the provider
4
4. RemozoBuyers whose security review asks for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 held by Remozo itself
6.7Our score 6.7 of 10Limited data
3%
190
Buyers whose security review asks for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 held by Remozo itself
5
5. TipaltiBuyers who need a published per-payout or per-contractor price before contacting sales
6.5Our score 6.5 of 10
Custom quote
200
Buyers who need a published per-payout or per-contractor price before contacting sales
6
6. RiseCompanies that need an EOR in countries beyond the US and the UK today
6.4Our score 6.4 of 10
US$49
190
Companies that need an EOR in countries beyond the US and the UK today
7
7. StripeCompanies that want a provider to run contractor onboarding, contracts or closing documents: Stripe's pages describe a payment flow, not those
6.4Our score 6.4 of 10
0.25%
46
Companies that want a provider to run contractor onboarding, contracts or closing documents: Stripe's pages describe a payment flow, not those
8
8. EasyStaffBuyers whose security review needs a named SOC 2, ISO 27001 or similar certification
6.1Our score 6.1 of 10Limited data
US$42
Not disclosed
Buyers whose security review needs a named SOC 2, ISO 27001 or similar certification
9
9. MediacubeBuyers who need a published standard price for payouts
6.0Our score 6.0 of 10
Custom quote
Not disclosed
Buyers who need a published standard price for payouts
10
10. ArbonumCompanies that need to employ people: Arbonum lists no Employer of Record service
5.9Our score 5.9 of 10
5%
115
Companies that need to employ people: Arbonum lists no Employer of Record service
Companies paying contractors in many countries by bank, wallet, crypto or card
Not for
Companies that need to employ staff abroad: the help centre says Ontop no longer provides EOR directly
Top pro
COR at $49 per contractor a month with no setup fee: the 8 other per-contractor-month COR list prices on this site are all higher
Top con
The $49 COR card and the terms disagree: the card describes direct hiring with your own agreements, the T&Cs and help centre describe Ontop as the contracting party that invoices in its own name
Startups, SMBs, agencies and enterprises: the segments Remozo names for its contractor product
Not for
Buyers whose security review asks for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 held by Remozo itself
Top pro
Contractor payouts claimed in 190+ countries; 98 are listed one by one in Remozo's help centre
Top con
Contractor plan from 3% per payout: for contractor payouts, 2 of the 6 other percentage prices we compare are lower and 1 the same. The contractor page says from 1.5%, which we do not score
Crypto and web3 teams paying contractors in stablecoins or crypto, a segment Rise names (startups, web3 startups, DAOs, global agencies)
Not for
Companies that need an EOR in countries beyond the US and the UK today
Top pro
Prices are published per head: $49 a contractor a month (discounts for startups and non-profits), $299 for Agent of Record, $399 an employee for EOR
Top con
EOR is documented in 2 countries (US, UK) against a claim of 90+. The parent, Rise Works, Inc., is on the GLEIF register; no own entity is documented in either country
6.4Our score 6.4 of 10Our contractor payouts score
Contractor payouts price from
0.25%of each payout
Contractor payouts countries46 claimed
Minimum termNone
ServicesPayouts
Best for
Platforms and marketplaces that pay sellers, freelancers, creators or service providers, as Stripe describes its customers
Not for
Companies that want a provider to run contractor onboarding, contracts or closing documents: Stripe's pages describe a payment flow, not those
Top pro
Fee schedule published: 0.25% + 25¢ per payout and $2 per monthly active account, plus 0.25% of payout volume for funds routing and platform management where it applies, Instant Payouts at 1% and cross-border payouts from 0.25% of payout volume
Top con
No country list for Connect payouts. The Connect page says Connect Onboarding supports 46+ countries and does not tie that to payouts; we document none
6.1Our score 6.1 of 10Limited dataOur contractor payouts score
Contractor payouts price from
US$42per payout
ServicesPayouts · Contractors
Best for
Companies that pay freelancers and contractors abroad and want one contract with one billing entity (Payroll)
Not for
Buyers whose security review needs a named SOC 2, ISO 27001 or similar certification
Top pro
Payroll publishes its fees: 39 EUR / 42 USD per withdrawal on the tariff new accounts start on, or 5%, 4% or 3% of payouts by monthly turnover (3% above 100,000 EUR/USD a month)
Enterprise teams and small and growing businesses (SMEs), in RemotePass's own words
Not for
Buyers who must review EOR contract terms up front: no EOR agreement is public
Top pro
EOR from $349 per employee a month with tax included; 13 of 20 other EOR prices in dollars start higher
Top con
No EOR agreement is public: the Terms say EOR runs under a separate Consultant Agreement "available on the Site", which we did not find. The public legal documents are the Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Acceptable Use Policy
5.8Our score 5.8 of 10Limited dataOur contractor payouts score
Contractor payouts price
Custom quote
Contractor payouts countries200 claimed
ServicesPayouts
Best for
Enterprises and marketplaces paying large numbers of people in many countries (royalties, insurance claims, airline reimbursements, clinical trials, prizes and rewards)
Not for
Companies that want to see a price before contacting sales
Top pro
Own SOC 1, SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS Level 1, stated on hyperwallet.com/security-compliance; the SOC 2 type, report and certifier are not shown
Top con
No price: buyers are sent to a Solutions Expert, and no setup fee, deposit or minimum term is stated either
5.8Our score 5.8 of 10Limited dataOur contractor payouts score
Contractor payouts price
Custom quote
Contractor payouts countries190 claimed
ServicesPayouts · Contractors · AOR · EOR
Best for
Marketplaces, platforms and enterprises that pay many recipients regularly, in Payoneer's own words
Not for
Buyers who need the service agreement or fee schedule before they sign up
Top pro
Published "Starts at" prices: EOR $199 per employee a month, AOR $99 and contractor management $19 per contractor a month
Top con
No mass-payout price: the page says fees are shown before a payment is confirmed, and the general pricing page lists account fees such as 1.2% to 4% on bank withdrawals
Startups, scaling companies and enterprises, the three groups Native Teams writes for
Not for
Buyers who want to read the EOR or COR agreement before talking to sales: the terms of service are the only contract text online
Top pro
EOR from $99 per employee a month, below all 20 other per-employee EOR prices in USD we compare
Top con
The terms of service are the only contract text online. The EOR and COR agreements are not published, and the terms say a separate signed contract takes precedence
5.0Our score 5.0 of 10Limited dataOur contractor payouts score
Contractor payouts price
Custom quote
Contractor payouts countries150 claimed
ServicesEOR · COR · Payouts · Contractors
Best for
Teams under 50 people, the size Garna's small-business page names
Not for
Buyers who require SOC 2 or ISO 27001 to be named
Top pro
EOR from $200 per employee a month, under 14 of the 20 other dollar EOR starting prices on this site; Garna says there are no hidden fees or FX markups
Top con
No published client price for Contractor of Record, contractor payouts or contractor management; the contractor commission is called small and no percentage is given
4.9Our score 4.9 of 10Limited dataOur contractor payouts score
Contractor payouts price
Custom quote
Contractor payouts countries190 claimed
ServicesPayouts · Contractors
Best for
Companies that pay many contractors and want a single agreement instead of one per person
Not for
Buyers who need a price before they talk to sales
Top pro
One agreement covers any number of contractors; Restaff signs the individual contracts
Top con
No client price: the fee is the formula T = Sa / K with K shown only in the client's account, Restaff can change K after notifying the client (Terms 10.2), and the invoice is paid in advance
Compare fees in the same unit. Most payout providers charge a share of each payout, some a fee per contractor a month. The price sort compares like with like and puts providers without a "from" price last.
Check what the fee covers. Each provider page lists what its payout price includes, as the provider states it.
Payouts are not a contract. A payout service sends the money; it does not take on the contract with the contractor. For that, see Contractor of Record.
Questions people ask
How many contractor payout providers are in this list?
24. Every provider we score for contractor payouts is listed; the order is our score for payouts, which uses only our five criteria and no review-platform ratings.
What is the lowest published payout fee?
0.23% of each payout, in the pricing unit most providers here use. Prices in other units or currencies are not compared with it. 13 of the 24 providers publish a “from” price; the rest quote on request or publish only an upper limit.
How many countries can these providers pay to?
The payout coverage lists in our data name 233 countries. Many providers do not publish a country list, so this count is a floor.
Can I change the order?
Yes. Sort by fee or by name, or filter by price band. The default order is our score for payouts.
