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Grade: C — Score: 55/100
RemotePeople leverages advanced technology, including an AI Command Center, to streamline payroll, leave, and compliance processes across 150+ countries. The platform is ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certified, ensuring high standards of data security and compliance.
The workflow is designed for speed and efficiency, allowing companies to onboard employees in as little as 48 hours. With in-country recruiters and a dedicated account manager, RemotePeople provides a seamless experience from recruitment to payroll management.
By utilizing RemotePeople, companies mitigate risks associated with misclassification and compliance issues, as the platform handles local laws and regulations, ensuring that all employment practices are legally sound.
EOR Flex: Pricing page: starting at $199 per employee/month
EOR Plus: Starting at $399 per employee/month, billed annually
Global Payroll: Starting at $25 per employee/month
US Payroll: Starting at $29 per employee/month
Contractor Management: Starting at $29 per contractor/month
Contractor of Record: Starting at $199 per contractor/month
US PEO: Starting at $99 per employee/month
Recruitment Services: 2% to 25% of annual salary, depending on service
Consider switching to Deel: Deel also offers global EOR services but may have different pricing and feature sets.
Yes. RemotePeople states that the company was formerly known as Horizons and rebranded as RemotePeople in February 2026. It was founded in November 2018, and Employer of Record remains its core service, supported by recruitment, payroll, contractor, and incorporation services.
RemotePeople says most hires can begin within 48 hours after the required paperwork is agreed, with a local contract typically prepared within 24 hours. Registrations, visas, notice requirements, additional verification, or country-specific rules can extend that timeline. The expected start date therefore needs to be confirmed for the individual country and hire rather than treated as a universal guarantee.
RemotePeople publishes connections including ADP Workforce Now, BambooHR, Factorial, Gusto, HiBob, Paylocity, Personio, SAP SuccessFactors, Google Workspace, JumpCloud, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, and OneLogin. Its public directory classifies connections by HRIS, payroll, identity, or other use. The reviewed public materials do not document a developer API or the implementation and commercial terms for every connector, so technical buyers should confirm the required data flows before purchase.
Employees use a self-service portal for payslips, time-off requests, expenses, and documents. RemotePeople also documents built-in tax handling and direct deposits for payroll, while managers can review workforce records and approve requests from the employer dashboard. The exact payroll process and available functions depend on whether the worker is employed through RemotePeople or paid through the customer's own entity.
RemotePeople says its EOR service includes a named account manager backed by HR and legal specialists. That support covers contracts, payroll, benefits administration, and employment changes, while separately scoped legal or immigration work may cost extra. The reviewed public pages do not provide a contractual response-time service level, so buyers should confirm escalation channels and response commitments in the proposal.
Yes. RemotePeople offers an EOR Switch service that it describes as free migration from another EOR, with a published two-week migration target, up to 12 months of fees back, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Actual timing, reimbursement eligibility, country requirements, and the incumbent provider's exit terms should be confirmed in the migration proposal.
RemotePeople lists EOR Flex as month-to-month with no commitment, no stated employee minimum, no setup fee, and cancellation at any time. A security deposit may still apply, because the amount and refund conditions are confirmed in the proposal rather than published as a fixed rule. EOR Plus uses annual billing, requires at least five employees, and is documented as having no deposit.
RemotePeople says its data is hosted on Amazon Web Services in the European Union and lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and GDPR compliance. Its privacy policy describes retaining personal data for contractual, statutory, and business needs, followed by deletion or anonymization, but it does not publish one fixed retention period for every record. Depending on applicable law, individuals may request access to or a copy of their data and may request erasure, subject to legal and claims-related exceptions.
RemotePeople does not make a clear public commitment about whether customer or employee data is used to train AI models. Its Command Center page describes a proprietary AI engine, expert review of high-impact actions, and audit history, while the privacy policy permits developing and testing products and features without defining a model-training boundary or training opt-out. The training position is therefore unclear and should be resolved contractually before sensitive workforce data is submitted.
RemotePeople's canonical pricing page lists EOR Flex from $199 per employee per month, while its live EOR Switch page displays RemotePeople from $119 per month without explaining that figure's eligibility or billing unit; final country pricing still requires a proposal. Deel's official pricing lists EOR at $599 per employee per month across more than 130 countries and positions EOR within a broader HR platform. RemotePeople also publishes Recruitment plus EOR at 2% of annual salary spread across 12 months, giving buyers a sourcing and employment path through the same provider. Buyers prioritizing RemotePeople's lower entry pricing should resolve the $199 versus $119 discrepancy in the proposal, while Deel may fit buyers prioritizing a broader HR suite.