Payday lands at 6 a.m.
in every time zone.
Payroll and benefits as an API. Your customers run payday from the software they already use, under their own name.
38,412
Paychecks scheduled · each one at 06:00 local
(01) White label
Six lines of config.
Then the payroll is theirs.
Pass a theme once. Color, corners, type, logo and the words their trade uses follow it everywhere, down to the paystub and the deposit email.
(02) Gross to net
Every line on the stub,
worked out before Friday.
Federal, FICA, state, city, pre-tax benefits. Payrun calculates each line for the address the employee works at, and shows its math.
Illustrative amounts. Not tax advice.
(03) Benefits
Pick a plan on Monday.
See it on Friday’s paystub.
Enrollment and payroll share one record. Choose a tier and the deduction, the employer share and the net pay move together. The carrier gets the file the same night.
(04) Pay calendar
Christmas falls on a Friday.
Payday doesn’t.
Weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, monthly. Payrun moves cut-offs and debits around bank holidays so the money lands the day before, in every schedule your customers run.
(05) Developers
One request runs the payroll.
Three ways to read the answer.
POST a pay period. Get back JSON, a paystub your users can open, or the screen they already know.
Sandbox · no real money moves · version 2026-10-14
(06) Partners
Six vertical platforms.
One quiet Payroll tab in each.
Restaurants, salons, trades, home care, dog daycare, gyms. This is how many of each partner’s customers switched payroll on.
2,140 of 12,494 customers · 17.1%
(07) Pricing
Priced per employee paid.
You set the resale price.
We bill you for each employee paid in the month. You bill your customers whatever your market bears, and keep the difference.
Assumes 18 employees per business and an $11.00 resale price.
(08) Questions
Questions engineers ask
on the first call.
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Can we pay 1099 contractors in the same run?
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Yes. Contractors and W-2 employees run in one payroll. We file their 1099-NEC forms in January.
1099 contractors
W-2s and 941s
Time to first run
Your own price
Failed debit
Who holds the money




