$99 / month
1 to 2 active projects. One or two files a week, checked before you upload.
Pricing
Everyone else in the certified payroll space hides the number behind a demo booking. Here it is.
NYSDOL certified payroll
The portal takes one file per project per week. Twelve active jobs means twelve XML files every week, including the quiet ones. So the fee follows the number of projects you are carrying — nothing else.
1 to 2 active projects. One or two files a week, checked before you upload.
3 to 5 active projects. The band most subcontractors land in.
6 to 20 active projects. Twenty jobs is twenty files a week — about $3.50 a file.
21 or more. No ceiling above this. Seventy projects costs the same as twenty-one.
It is not finished, so right now it is free. We build your files by hand while the tool is being completed — no charge, no card, no contract. When it ships you get the first month free on top of that, and we tell you the price before anything changes.
Month to month after that. Cancel with 30 days' notice. If your project count moves you into a different band we tell you in writing first — we do not re-tier you quietly.
Automation installs
Our automation work — quote follow-up, invoice chasing, scheduling reminders — is a one-time setup plus a flat monthly fee. It depends on how much you want automated, so we quote it, usually on the first call.
Your branding, your wording, sent from your own email address. Most customers never know it is automated.
We run it end to end and you approve it before anything reaches a real customer.
Monitoring, small changes and a real person on the phone. Adjustments are included.
No per-user fees. No per-customer fees. Month-to-month after setup.
Common questions
Because the state files it that way. NYSDOL accepts one project per file and one week per file, so a hundred employees on one job is one file, while six employees spread over six jobs is six files. The work follows projects, so the price does too.
Nothing changes. $499 is the top of the table and there is no ceiling above it — a contractor carrying seventy active jobs pays the same as one carrying twenty-one, which works out at well under two dollars a file. We would rather publish a straightforward number than run a negotiation.
Any prevailing wage job you are still filing for. Note that includes weeks where nobody set foot on site — NYSDOL still wants a filing at least every 30 days for the life of the project, and those quiet files count as work.
No. There is a short intake form so we know your projects, your PRC numbers and which work type each job is, and after that it is the monthly fee only.
You should not have to believe anything — it is month to month with 30 days' notice, so if we change it you leave. That is the only guarantee worth offering and it is the one we can actually keep.
Any time, with 30 days' notice. There is no contract and no early-termination fee. We would rather earn it every month.