Global employment platform with compliance you can count on
Grade: B — Score: 75/100
G-P is an API-first Global Employment Platform with three products: G-P Employer of Record, G-P Gia, and G-P Contractor. It supports global hiring, payroll, compliance guidance, and contractor management across 180+ countries, with claims of advanced data security and automated syncing with HCM and payroll tools.
The workflow covers hiring, onboarding, contract generation, classification checks, invoicing, payments, and compliance support. G-P says its platform can generate locally compliant employment contracts in seconds, pay global teams in 150+ currencies, and provide expert-vetted compliance guidance based on vetted articles and government sources.
The main risk addressed is cross-border HR complexity, including local taxes, labor laws, evolving regulations, and contractor misclassification. G-P positions itself as a way to avoid entity setup while managing global employment operations, but pricing can vary by product and custom quotes may be required for multi-product or enterprise needs.
G-P EOR: Starting at USD 599 per employee/month
G-P Contractor: Starting at USD 39 per contractor/month
G-P Gia: Starting at USD 500 per seat/month
Yes. G-P EOR is designed to hire, onboard, and manage employees in 180+ countries without setting up local entities. That makes it useful when you need employer coverage before you establish your own legal presence.
Yes. G-P Contractor is a separate offering for engaging contractors in 190+ countries, with classification guidance, contract generation, invoice approval, and payout tracking. The pricing model is also different, since the vendor says you only pay the monthly fee when you pay an invoice.
Yes. G-P Gia provides AI-powered compliance intelligence for HR work, including compliant documents, contracts, and offer letters. The vendor says it includes expert-vetted guidance, automated alerts, and a 14-day free trial.
Yes. G-P says its integrations and API let workforce data flow into HCM, payroll, and identity systems. The vendor also says this reduces manual entry and keeps employee records aligned across platforms.
Yes. G-P documents SSO as part of its security and access controls, and the security page says it provides secure account access and strict password security at login through Single Sign-On. The platform also lists MFA and RBAC in its security materials.
Yes. G-P documents MFA, SSO, and RBAC as part of its security and access controls for workforce data. The security page presents these controls as part of a compliance-first architecture.
Yes. G-P Gia has a documented 14-day free trial, so you can evaluate that product before committing. The trial language is tied to Gia, not to every G-P offering.
Yes. G-P's privacy policy says users have the right to request a copy of the personal information the company holds and the right to request deletion of personal information. Those rights are described in the privacy policy, so the exact process and timing should be checked there.