Niural doesn't list fixed plan prices online. You book a free demo call, and their team builds a custom quote around the services, headcount, and countries your team needs.
Niural doesn't post plan prices on its website — you get a custom quote after booking a free demo with their team.
Here's what the site does show, so you know what to expect before that call.
What Niural sells
Niural is one HR and payroll platform built to take you from first hire to IPO. Instead of separate plan tiers, it offers a set of products you can mix and match:
- US Payroll with automated payroll and compliance
- PEO for US employers who want bundled HR support
- EOR for hiring employees abroad without a local entity
- Contractor Management for paying freelancers worldwide
- Niural Pay for global payments, with fiat or stablecoin payouts
- A multi-currency wallet and a built-in HRIS
The platform also includes Niural AI, with SuperAgents that automate tasks like running payroll. One nice detail: you can start with PEO, shift to ASO, and add global payroll or EOR later — same system, same data, zero migration.
How to get a price
The clear path on the site is the demo call. Niural offers a free, no-obligations demo with experts in payroll tax, labor law compliance, and global HR. There's no self-serve price list to browse, so bring your headcount and country list to get real numbers fast.
This model works well for companies with mixed needs — say, US staff plus overseas contractors — because one quote can cover everything. If you only need basic payroll for a handful of US employees, a simple flat-rate tool may cost less and feel lighter.
Before you buy
Public pages don't show refund, cancellation, or contract terms, so use your demo call to ask about contract length, exit terms, and exact per-module fees.
The good news: the free demo call is a zero-risk first step. You'll leave knowing the actual cost for your setup — no commitment required.