Multiplier's published EOR price starts at US$459 per employee per month (checked on its pricing page on 8 October 2026). 3 of the 10 providers with a published price list a lower starting price.
That fee sits on top of the employee's salary and the employer costs set by local law, which are the same whichever provider you use. Multiplier also offers contractor management and global payroll, priced separately.
Our previous listing was "From about US$400"; we updated it after re-checking Multiplier's pricing page. See the pricing tracker.
| Product | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Employer of Record (EOR) | From US$459 / employee / month | Core plan US$459 (annual) or US$499 (monthly) and Growth plan US$519 (annual) or US$559 (monthly) per person per month; Enterprise is custom-priced. Compliance-mandated add-ons and implementation fees can apply. |
- Salary and statutory employer costs in each country. See our country guides for these.
- Security deposit, often one or more months of employment cost, usually refundable at the end.
- Currency conversion margin if you pay in a different currency from the employee's salary.
- Benefits above the statutory minimum, such as private health insurance.
- Setup, offboarding and termination costs, including statutory notice and severance.
- Compare deposit, offboarding and benefits charges, not only the monthly fee
- Check the Portugal delivery model (owned entity or partner)
- Ask for an itemised quote for your exact countries, salaries and start dates.
- Ask whether annual billing or volume changes the rate.
- Ask what the price includes in your country, and whether a country rate or add-ons apply.
- Compare at least one alternative. See Multiplier alternatives and the cheapest EOR providers.
How much does Multiplier cost?
Multiplier publishes an EOR price from US$459 per employee per month, on top of salary and statutory employer costs.
Is Multiplier cheaper than Deel?
On published prices, yes: Multiplier lists US$459 and Deel US$599 per EOR employee per month.
Does Multiplier charge a deposit?
Many EOR providers hold a refundable deposit. Ask Multiplier for the deposit in your countries and when it's returned.
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- Remote vs MultiplierAn owned-entity specialist against a lower published price. The trade-off is between delivery-model certainty and headline cost.
- How EOR pricing worksFees, deposits and hidden costs in any EOR quote.