Partner with an EOR

Cut global expansion costs with EOR service

Estimate your monthly EOR costs and hire internationally without setting up local entities, managing payroll infrastructure, or navigating country-by-country compliance alone.

Estimate your monthly EOR cost

Estimated monthly cost: $0.00

This calculator provides a planning estimate only. Actual EOR costs vary by country, payroll structure, benefits, compliance requirements, and hiring complexity.

Services

Everything you need for compliant global employment

Manage payroll, onboarding, compliance, and HR operations through one employer of record service. Reduce manual admin while keeping global employment operations organized.

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Global payroll

Manage payroll and benefits administration across countries without separate local payroll providers.

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Local compliance

Ensure compliance with local laws, employment law, and labor requirements in every country you employ.

Employee onboarding

Handle onboarding, contracts, and new hire documentation through one centralized EOR platform.

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Benefits management

Manage local benefits administration and compliant employee coverage for your global team.

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Workforce support

Support HR tasks, employee records, and workforce administration without internal overhead.

International hiring

Legally employ workers globally without needing an entity in the country or local employer setup.

Benefits

Reduce complexity across global workforce operations

Simplify international employment while reducing administrative pressure across payroll, compliance, and workforce management. Keep global operations easier to manage as your team grows.

Lower admin overhead

Reduce manual coordination across payroll, HR, contractors, and international employment operations.

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Better compliance confidence

Stay compliant with local labor laws and reduce exposure to penalties or misclassification risks.

More hiring flexibility

Hire globally without committing to legal entities or long-term operational infrastructure.

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Simplified global operations

Manage global teams through one employer of record service instead of fragmented local providers.

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Clearer workforce visibility

Improve oversight across payroll, staffing, and employment operations with centralized support.

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Reduced operational friction

Remove bottlenecks tied to local employment setup, workforce administration, and compliance management.

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Step 01

Share your hiring plans

Tell Empleyo where you want to hire, your team structure, and employment requirements.
Step 02

Review local requirements

Tell Empleyo where you want to hire, your team structure, and employment requirements.

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Step 03

Onboard your employee

Your employee signs compliant local agreements and completes onboarding documentation.
Step 04

Start managing your team

Manage your global workforce while Empleyo handles payroll, compliance, and HR administration.
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Support

Built for compliant workforce operations

Maintain organized global employment operations with structured oversight across payroll, workforce records, and employment support.
Watch How It Works
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Workforce oversight

Keep employee records, contracts, and workforce data consistently managed across countries.

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Compliance support

Maintain aligned employment processes through ongoing local compliance and operational guidance.

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Operational continuity

Support day-to-day workforce operations with centralized visibility and structured employment management.

Country Guides

Scale your team across borders

Hire and manage international talent with flexible Employer of Record solutions designed to support remote collaboration, compliance, and business growth across multiple regions.

Hire in the Philippines

Paid locally in

Philippine Peso (₱)

Average Monthly Salary

~ PHP 18,423 ($329 USD)

Vietnam

Hire in Vietnam

Paid locally in

Vietnamese Dong (₫)

Average Monthly Salary

~ 8.2 million VND ($313 USD)

Hire in Nigeria

Paid locally in

Nigerian Naira (₦)

Average Monthly Salary

~ NGN 339,000 ($220 USD)

United Kingdom

Hire in the United Kingdom

Paid locally in

Pound sterling (£)

Average Salary

~ GBP 2,886 ($3,875 USD)

Hire in Armenia

Paid locally in

AMD (Դ)

Average Salary

~ 275,000 AMD ($692 USD)
Ireland

Hire in Ireland

Paid locally in

Euro (€)

Average Salary

~ EUR 3700 ($4,314 USD)

FAQ

Straight answers before you use an employer of record

Working with an employer of record affects hiring, payroll, compliance, and long-term operations, so asking practical questions upfront matters. Here are direct answers to the concerns companies usually have before expanding globally using an EOR provider.

Global compliance made easy.
When does using an Employer of Record make more sense than opening our own entity?
If you want to hire quickly in another country without setting up a local company, using an employer of record is usually the faster option. We typically recommend an EOR for testing new markets, smaller teams, or early-stage global expansion.
As the legal employer, we handle local payroll, tax filings, employment contracts, statutory benefits, and HR compliance. Your team still manages day-to-day work, performance, compensation decisions, and internal culture.
Most delays happen when job details, salary structure, or employment terms are unclear. Before onboarding starts, we’ll usually confirm the role, country, benefits expectations, and contractor vs employee requirements to avoid compliance risks later.
Unlike a PEO, an employer of record service becomes the legal employer in the country where you want to hire. That removes the need to establish a local entity first. A staffing agency focuses on sourcing talent, while EOR services manage employment responsibilities.
This is one of the main reasons companies use an employer of record. We monitor local tax rules, HR regulations, and employment law updates continuously. When changes affect payroll, benefits, or contracts, we guide clients through the required adjustments.