What does G-P's EOR cost? Reading the "from $599" that appeared in September

Summary

Summary

From $599 per employee per month, with contractor management from $39. Those are the figures G-P's pricing page showed for the first time on 2026-09-06; two weeks earlier the same URL returned a 404. What makes the "from" rise, whether there is a deposit, and whether G-P needs notice before an offboarding are not on the page. If the price holds at $599, a year is $7,188, the same as Deel. G-P's $599 means something only once a quote repeats it.

21 August and 6 September

This site read all fourteen pricing pages on 21 August. G-P's returned a 404, and the table recorded "no published price." On the 6 September re-read the same URL showed "G-P EOR starting at $599 per employee per month" and "G-P Contractor starting at $39 per contractor per month." The change log records it as "provider began publishing a price."

Velocity Global, now Pebl, put $399 on its page the same day. Two quote-only providers published at the end of the summer. Rippling is the one left.

The numbers on the page, and the ones not on it

G-P pricing page, 2026-09-06
EORFrom $599 per employee per month, monthly
Contractor managementFrom $39 per contractor per month
Contractor of recordNot published
What raises the priceNot stated
DepositNot stated
Setup or termination feesNot stated
Minimum termNot stated
Billing currencyNot stated
Employing entityNot stated

Seven rows of "not stated." Deel, on the same $599 row of this site's table, publishes answers to five of them.

Three things a "from" can mean

A starting price usually rises for one of three reasons: the country (local cost adjustments), the headcount (fewer people, higher fee), or the term (monthly costs more than annual). RemoFirst says country; Skuad says headcount, downward; Multiplier says about 11% of countries. G-P says none of these.

So ask the three separately: what is the price in this country, is it the same for one person, does an annual contract lower it. If the answers are "$599, yes, no," G-P's $599 means what Deel's does.

The year, and the month you cannot size

At $599 the year is $7,188 for one person. A $90,000 hire in the United States comes to $104,115 with $6,927 of statutory cost; a $30,000 hire to $39,525, with the fee at 24.0% of pay.

The signing month cannot be worked out, because the deposit is unknown. At Deel it is "from one to one and a half months of all charges." At G-P, until the quote arrives, the first invoice is either salary plus statutory cost plus $599, or that plus a month.

Five lines to have written into the quote

  1. The EOR fee in this country ($599 or something else)
  2. Deposit: whether, how much, when refunded
  3. Notice to G-P before an offboarding, in days
  4. Whether there is an exclusivity clause
  5. Billing currency

Once those are filled, G-P sits beside Deel and Atlas on the $599 row. Until then it is "from $599," which is a different number from $599.

G-P
Published EOR feeFrom $599, starting price
One employee, 12 months, at $599$7,188
ContractorsFrom $39; no contractor-of-record price
Published since2026-09-06
Deposit, exit, currency, entityUnpublished
Checked2026-09-06

See Globalization Partners (G-P) EOR pricing

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