Payroll Software
Automated, compliant payroll with employee self-service, plus on-demand pay so staff can access earned wages right after they clock out.
Payroll and HCM software
PrimePay is payroll and HCM software for small and mid-sized businesses, built around automated, compliant payroll with an employee-friendly experience. In this PrimePay review, the strengths that come up most are strong payroll and tax automation, helpful customer support, and on-demand pay that lets staff access earned wages early. The honest trade-off: initial setup can be complex, and some integrations depend on outside systems. For an SMB that wants payroll, HR, and benefits in one place, PrimePay is worth a look.
PrimePay uses pay per employee per month (PEPM) pricing, roughly $19 to $25 per user per month, with all core features in the base package and no extra fees for them. There are six plans, from Payroll Essentials and HR Pro up to HCM Premium, and businesses with more than 150 employees can get a custom quote. Prices can change, so confirm current PrimePay pricing with the vendor.
PrimePay is human capital management (HCM) software for small and mid-sized businesses, built around automated, compliant payroll and an employee-friendly experience. It connects payroll with time tracking and HR modules in one scalable platform, with an easy interface that needs little training.
A standout feature is on-demand pay, which lets employees access earned wages right after they clock out instead of waiting for payday. Add self-service pay stubs and tax forms, automatic tax filing, built-in auditing, and labor cost analytics, and PrimePay helps SMBs cut admin work and stay compliant.
PrimePay integrates with HR, accounting, and timekeeping software to fit your stack:
What's inside
The PrimePay features teams use most, from payroll to benefits and self-service.
Automated, compliant payroll with employee self-service, plus on-demand pay so staff can access earned wages right after they clock out.
A web clock lets employees clock in and out from a time clock or the mobile app, and hours log automatically with no manual work.
Enroll employees, track benefit elections, and run utilization reports in one place, with compliance support built in.
An employee portal lets staff manage personal details, pay stubs, tax forms, and time off requests, which lightens the load on HR.
Core HR tools cover position management, performance, applicant tracking, and learning, with custom reports on labor costs and overtime.
The honest trade-offs
Where PrimePay holds up well and where users say it still has room to grow.
Verified customers
What small and mid-sized teams say about payroll and support with PrimePay.
“Helped keep my fees down”
They worked with me to keep my processing fees down. In the past I only used a payroll provider for the basics, so this felt like more.
Less than a year in, it is hard to name a big downside, but my monthly payroll charge came in higher than the quote a couple of times, even after a fix. It feels like a recurring glitch.
“Great setup with a helpful consultant”
We set up a new benefits program for open enrollment and the whole process was smooth. Our consultant knew the system and plans well, communicated clearly, and was easy to reach.
The branding between PrimePay and SyncHR can be a little confusing, so it is not always clear what each one does. A clearer message would help.
“A knowledgeable, fast team”
The team is very knowledgeable and solves issues fast. They are always willing to hop on a call and work through things with us.
Not much to flag so far. Every interaction with the team has been positive.
Good to know
Quick answers on PrimePay pricing, integrations, mobile, and support.