Monthly subscription pricing with base fee plus per-employee charges; some add-ons are monthly, some are custom-quote, and year-end forms are billed annually.
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SurePayroll publicly describes its small business plans as month-to-month and says you can cancel anytime. The homepage and pricing page both promote limited-time free months, including messaging that you can get free months when you start and that every other month for your first year is free. The pricing experience also shows a calculator for monthly price and states the first state is included, with multi-state payroll priced separately. No long-term commitment is advertised on the comparison page, and setup support is included at no extra charge.
No published seat minimum. Additional charges may apply for some services; local tax filing, multiple state filing, and timeclock integration are priced separately.
No Tax Filing
Monthly
$20/month plus $4 per employee
Unlimited payroll runs
Multiple pay rates & bonuses
Cruise control with AutoPayroll
New hire reporting done for you
Free 2-day Direct Deposit
Online pay stubs
You are responsible for filing and depositing all payroll taxes. 4-day payroll processing is standard; upgrade to 2-day processing costs extra. Local tax filing, multiple state tax filing, and timeclock integration are priced separately.
Small Business Payroll (shown on homepage)
Monthly
Starting at $29/month
Unlimited payroll runs
Live phone and chat support
Payroll taxes calculated
W-2 & 1099 form filing available
Federal & state payroll taxes filed & deposited
FREE onboarding with help from real humans
The site also shows $7 per worker in the price calculator and indicates the first state is included; multi-state payroll costs $9.99/month.
Nanny & Household Payroll
Monthly
$45/month
Includes one employee
State tax ID registration assistance
Run payroll from your phone
Schedule payroll to run automatically
Federal and state taxes filed and deposited automatically
Unlimited payroll runs and free 2-day direct deposit
Includes one employee. Additional employee pricing is not publicly disclosed on the official page.
⚠ SurePayroll publicly notes that additional charges may apply for some services. The official pricing page also says a separate fee applies to areas that require local taxes, which means the advertised base price may not be your full monthly total if your business has localized tax obligations. Year-end forms are also not included in the monthly subscription because they are billed annually at a base fee plus per-form charge. Some setup help is included at no cost, but certain integrations and add-ons still carry separate monthly fees.
Yes. SurePayroll publishes official pricing details for both small business and household payroll on its website. The pricing page shows plan names, base monthly fees, per-employee charges, and several add-on prices. It also includes a calculator-style monthly estimate for small business payroll.
SurePayroll says billing is monthly and that you can cancel anytime. The comparison page also describes the service as having no long-term commitment. Based on the published pricing language, the public-facing offer is not presented as an annual contract.
The published Full Service plan includes payroll tax filing and deposit, live help, unlimited payroll runs, multiple pay rates and bonuses, auto payroll, new hire reporting, free 2-day direct deposit, online pay stubs, and an HR Advisor. The site also says accounting software integration is available, and some extras such as local tax filing and multi-state filing are priced separately. If you need a more self-managed option, the No Tax Filing plan removes tax filing and deposit duties from the provider.
SurePayroll promotes free months for new customers and says every other month for your first year is free. The site also says there is no contract holding you here, which supports the idea that the offer is designed as a promotional discount rather than a locked-in commitment. The exact terms are referenced on the site as subject to offer details and terms.