Lano pricing explained (2026)

Lano's published EOR price starts at €499 (about US$566) per employee per month (checked on its pricing page on 22 October 2026). 7 of the 14 providers with a published price list a lower starting price.

That fee sits on top of the employee's salary and the employer costs set by local law, which are the same whichever provider you use. Lano also offers contractor management, multi-country payroll, payroll consolidation, integrated payments and visa and immigration support, priced separately.

According to Lano's own website, the EOR fee covers:

• Employment in 170+ countries without an entity
• Locally compliant, customisable contracts
• Access to local tax and HR expertise
• Visa and immigration support
• Paid-time-off tracking and expense management
• HRIS and finance integrations

Lano's published EOR fee of €499 (about US$566) per employee per month, for a year, by team size. This is the provider fee only: salaries and statutory employer costs come on top and are the same with any provider. Lano publishes this fee as €499; the US-dollar figures below are our conversion at the US Treasury rate and move with the exchange rate.

To see the full cost of a team, including salaries and employer contributions, use the team-size tables in our country guides, or compare every provider's published price in the EOR pricing tracker.

Published EOR starting prices of every provider we track, each checked on the provider's own pricing page. Starting prices aren't like-for-like, so check what each one includes.

• Salary and statutory employer costs in each country. See our country guides for these.
• Security deposit or reserve, if the provider requires one. Ask for the amount and when it's returned.
• Currency conversion margin if you pay in a different currency from the employee's salary.
• Benefits above the statutory minimum, such as private health insurance.
• Setup, offboarding and termination costs, including statutory notice and severance.
• Priced in euros: the US-dollar figure on this site is a conversion and moves with the exchange rate
• Its payroll service runs through local partners; ask whether EOR in your countries uses its own entity or a partner

• Ask for an itemised quote for your exact countries, salaries and start dates.
• Ask whether annual billing or volume changes the rate.
• Ask what the price includes in your country, and whether a country rate or add-ons apply.
• Compare at least one alternative. See Lano alternatives and the cheapest EOR providers.

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   Lano's pricing page, checked 22 October 2026.