Deel review

Deel lists a starting price of $14. Across the brands on the site the typical starting figure is €13.15, and among payroll tools it is higher still at €21.40. Deel therefore sits among the lower starting figures in this group.

Deel has no free plan, so the entry point of $14 is the first cost you meet. Among the payroll tools here the median free trial runs 30, while free plans are the minority arrangement, so paying from the outset is the normal route with Deel.

Payroll is part of the subscription rather than a separate add on, so the deciding factor for you is what the $14 entry point covers once paying sits in the same product. Most tools in this group bundle it, which is why the entry figure matters more than the feature list.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre, so email, chat and a help centre cover the contact routes. A phone line is not among them, which matters if you want voice support outside your own working hours or for a payroll question that needs a quick answer.

The app listed is for ios, so paying and approvals work on Apple devices from a phone. Desktop stays the main route for reviewing payroll across a team, so the listed platform coverage is worth checking if your people mix devices day to day.

Its small business and enterprise runs from small businesses through to enterprise teams, and the pricing leads with the smallest figures rather than an enterprise minimum. A reader running contracts abroad and a reader running a full payroll department both find a starting point, with $14 as the entry figure.

Deel is a US company, with a headquarters in the US and a legal entity of Deel, Inc.. It was founded in 2019, and the provider is the party a small business contracts with, so the entity name is worth keeping on file.

Deel starts at $14. Billy lists DKK 160, ANNA Money lists £0 and Aspire lists SGD 0, which are very different starting points. Read each amount as it is quoted rather than lining the figures up side by side.