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Paylocity pricing in 2026

Paylocity is quote-only. Buying-committee bands put the base bundle at $8 PEPM as a floor, with LMS, Compensation, Surveys, and Benefits Admin layering up to $28 PEPM at full suite. Implementation fee runs $3,000-$15,000 depending on seat count and module count. Per-payroll-run charging is the line buyers most often miss in modelling.

Published rates and provenance

Pricing modelPer-employee per-payroll + monthly base. Quote-only.
Provenancequote-only - buying-committee estimate
Cheapest rateQuote-only. Buying-committee $8-$28 PEPM depending on modules.
PEPM band (low / mid / high)$8.00   $16.00   $28.00
Implementation fee band$3,000 to $15,000
Sourcehttps://www.paylocity.com/our-products/pricing/ [1]
Last re-verified2026-06-20
Recent changesPage still routes to a quote form. Implementation typically billed as a one-time fee scaled to seat count and module count.

What the buying committee actually pays

Per-payroll-run fee is the line item buyers most often miss in modelling. Renewal-uplift on multi-year contracts averages 12% per year unless capped in the MSA [2].

What is Paylocity's PEPM and what does the base include?

Floor around $8 PEPM for HR + Payroll. Talent (Recruiting, Onboarding, Performance), LMS, Compensation, and Benefits Admin are paid modules.

What is implementation for 100 employees?

$3,000-$5,000 for a 100-employee Payroll + HR migration. $8,000-$15,000 for 250-500 employees on the full Talent stack.

Which modules carry a separate PEPM?

LMS ($3-$5 PEPM), Compensation ($4-$6 PEPM), Surveys ($2-$3 PEPM), Benefits Administration ($4-$5 PEPM), Time and Labor ($3 PEPM).

Does Paylocity charge per payroll run?

Yes. Per-payroll-run fees stack on top of the per-employee subscription. Bi-weekly payroll therefore has 26 runs per year billed at a per-employee per-run rate.

How does Paylocity compare to Paycom on cost?

At equivalent seat count, Paycom typically runs 15-25% higher on headline PEPM but bundles more Talent functionality. Paylocity wins on transparent module pricing; Paycom wins on Beti self-service payroll savings.

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