Compare OnPay vs SumoPayroll vs Paychex Flex

OnPay stands out for its intuitive design, making it easy for supervisors, managers, and payroll specialists to navigate and execute payroll tasks efficiently

It supports both hourly and salaried employees, allowing companies to manage diverse workforce needs under one system.

By automating key payroll functions, OnPay helps organizations cut down on the time and expenses typically involved in payroll operations.

OnPay streamlines tax reporting, helping businesses avoid penalties by automating federal, state, and local tax filings.

SumoPayroll is specifically designed for very small businesses (under 50 employees), offering targeted functionality that avoids the complexity of enterprise-level tools.

It integrates payroll accounting features, reducing the need for external bookkeeping tools and ensuring smoother financial reconciliation.

The software provides robust processing capabilities that help HR teams manage pay cycles efficiently, including automated calculations and timely payouts.

With simplicity at its core, SumoPayroll features an intuitive dashboard that allows even non-technical HR staff to manage tasks quickly and accurately.