Employment & Compliance

Employer of record providers in the Philippines for international companies: 2026 comparison

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In short

For international companies hiring in the Philippines without a local entity, an employer of record (EOR) employs your hire on your behalf. Published starting fees run from about USD 79 to 699 per person per month, depending on the provider and what is included. Compare what the fee includes, not just the headline price.

At a glance

ProviderCoverageStarting price (per employee / month)Philippine entityHelp finding the hireBest for
Global platformFrom USD 459 (annual) / 499 (monthly)Yes, states its ownNot statedStartups to enterprise
Global platformFrom USD 399Not statedNot statedStartups to enterprise
Global platform, 95+ countriesFrom USD 79 (varies by country)Not stated for the PhilippinesNot statedSmall teams on a tight budget
Global platformFrom USD 599Yes, states its ownDeel Talent (separate product)Startups to enterprise, high volume
Global platformFrom USD 599 (annual)Yes, states its ownSourcing tools (separate product)SMEs to enterprise
Global platformFrom USD 699 (annual discounts available)Not statedThrough talent partnersSMEs to mid-market
Global platformFrom USD 599 (limited-time USD 499)Yes, states its ownNot statedMid-market, enterprise
Global HR and payroll platformQuote onlyYes, states its ownApplicant tracking softwareExisting Rippling users
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Global platformFrom USD 599Not statedNot statedSMEs to enterprise
Global, 160+ countries. Payroll, EOR, contractorsNot verifiedPartners with EOR companiesNot statedEnterprise
Philippines, Colombia, Vietnam, Mexico. Teams, EOR and officesFrom USD 349 (EOR; recruitment priced per role)Acts as legal employerFull recruitment serviceGrowing teams wanting recruitment plus office space
APACFixed fee, never a % of salary (quote)Employs through a panel of EOR partners, matched to each clientBuilt in: search and employment as one serviceInternational SMEs, startups and scale-ups building in APAC

How to choose

  • Compare like for like: ask what the monthly fee includes, and what is billed separately (deposit, setup, currency conversion, offboarding).
  • Check the commitment: some rates need an annual contract, others are month to month, and some ask for a refundable deposit.
  • Check the support: who helps you, and who helps your employee with pay, leave and health cover questions? A named contact, a support desk, or self-serve only?
  • Need someone found as well? Check whether the provider’s hiring help is a self-serve tool or a recruiter who runs the search for you.
On top of any EOR fee sit the employer’s statutory costs. See employer statutory costs in the Philippines and 13th-month pay.

Related FAQs

Providers may change prices, terms and conditions, so always confirm directly.

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