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Rivermate alternatives: EOR providers to compare

The main alternatives to Rivermate, what each is built for, and how their published pricing compares.

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Rivermate's published EOR price starts at US$319 per employee per month. One other provider we track publishes a lower starting price.

Rivermate isn't in our country guides yet, so the alternatives below are chosen by published price and coverage in our guides.

  • You want a lower published EOR price than Rivermate's US$319 a month
  • You also want global payroll for your own entities, which Rivermate doesn't list
  • You plan to set up your own entity later and want help with it, which Rivermate doesn't list
  • You want a provider with country-specific prices in our guides

Ordered by how many of Rivermate's countries each also covers in our guides, then by published price. Not a ranking of quality.

  • RemoFirst

    EOR from US$199 / month

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    EOR and contractor platform positioned on low, flat pricing, with visa support and global benefits. Publishes an EOR price from US$199 a month, US$120 less than Rivermate. Appears in 18 of our country guides with country-specific prices. Also lists Visas and work permits, Benefits, which Rivermate doesn't.

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  • Deel

    EOR from US$599 / month

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    Global HR and payroll platform offering EOR, contractor management, global payroll and HRIS modules under one account. Publishes an EOR price from US$599 a month, US$280 more than Rivermate. Appears in 31 of our country guides with country-specific prices. Also lists Contractor management, Global payroll, HRIS, Immigration support, US PEO, which Rivermate doesn't.

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  • Remote

    EOR from US$599 / month

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    Employment platform that emphasises employing through its own legal entities. Publishes an EOR price from US$599 a month, US$280 more than Rivermate. Appears in 31 of our country guides with country-specific prices. Also lists Global payroll, Contractor management, HRIS, US PEO, which Rivermate doesn't.

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  • Atlas HXM

    EOR from US$599 / month

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    EOR provider (often called simply Atlas) that states it employs through owned and operated entities, with contractor (AOR) and visa services. Publishes an EOR price from US$599 a month, US$280 more than Rivermate. Appears in 29 of our country guides with country-specific prices. Also lists Contractor management (AOR), Visa sponsorship add-on, which Rivermate doesn't.

  • One of the longest-running EOR specialists, focused on mid-market and enterprise customers. Publishes an EOR price from US$599 a month, US$280 more than Rivermate. Appears in 25 of our country guides with country-specific prices. Also lists Contractor management, Global payroll, which Rivermate doesn't.

  • Oyster

    EOR from US$699 / month

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    Global employment platform aimed at small and mid-sized distributed teams, with EOR, contractor payments and benefits administration. Publishes an EOR price from US$699 a month, US$380 more than Rivermate. Appears in 26 of our country guides with country-specific prices. Also lists Contractor management, Benefits, Payroll, which Rivermate doesn't.

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Other providers we track: Multiplier, Playroll, RemotePass, Rippling, Pebl, Papaya Global, Lano, Borderless AI, Safeguard Global.

What is the cheapest Rivermate alternative?
On published prices, RemoFirst from US$199 per employee per month. See the EOR pricing tracker, and compare full quotes, since deposits, FX margins and benefits affect the total.
Can I move employees from Rivermate to another EOR?
It can be done, but it means a new employment contract with the new provider and must respect local law on continuity of service. Ask both providers about timelines and any exit terms.