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Remote People vs Multiplier

Our pick: Multiplier with a Select Score of 81/100
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Remote People vs Multiplier comparison matrix
ProviderRemote People logoRemote People75/100 Select PickMultiplier logoMultiplier81/100
Coverage & pricing
Countries covered150171
EOR / employee / mo$199$459
Contractor / employee / mo$29$40
Payroll / employee / mo$20
Fee transparency
Fee transparency25/10025/100
Company
HeadquartersSGUS
Founded20182020
Capabilities
Direct EOR
Built-in payroll
Contractor management
Reviews across the web
G2 rating4.7 · 4274.7 · 1.5k
Capterra rating4.9 · 724.4 · 44
Trustpilot rating4.0 · 874.9 · 743
Blended rating4.6 · 5864.8 · 2.3k
Glassdoor (employer)4.7 · 804.2 · 352
Trust & support
Security certifications55
Support channels54
Scores
Compliance7986
Support9391
Select Score7581

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Remote People vs Multiplier on Reddit

On Reddit, Multiplier sits at 19% negative across 21 approved mentions. We screen real community mentions for relevance, then label sentiment, separate from our Select Score.

ProviderMentionsFirst-handPositiveNeutralNegativeSentiment
Remote PeopleToo few Reddit mentions to score yet
Multiplier211552%29%19%Mostly positive

Most-discussed topics: Multiplier — compliance

Remote People

Lowest entry EOR price here, from $199/mo.

Read the full Remote People review →
Multiplier Select Pick

Deepest platform of the set.

Read the full Multiplier review →

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Remote People vs Multiplier: your questions

Which is better, Remote People or Multiplier?

On our normalized dataset, Multiplier has the highest Select Score (81/100). The right pick still depends on your priorities, which the matrix above breaks down row by row.

Which is cheapest?

Remote People has the lowest starting price in this comparison. Pricing is normalized to a per-employee monthly figure.

How is the Select Score calculated?

Every provider runs the same weighted model across coverage, pricing, compliance, platform and support. See the methodology page for the full formula.