Deel is a global payroll solution from the company of the same name in San Francisco.
$5
per month per employee
Omnipresent
Score 7.4 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
Omnipresent is an Employer of Record (EOR) solution that enables companies to employ remote talent in over 160 countries. Their global HR services give companies the ability to hire international employees without setting up a local entity. Omnipresent offers hassle-free onboarding to global payroll services, comprehensive global benefits administration, compliance adherence, and they handle complex tax matters. The holistic approach helps to ensure the user's remote…
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Pricing
Deel
Omnipresent
Editions & Modules
Deel HRIS
$5
per month per employee
Deel ATS
$5
per month per user
Deel Compensation
$15
per month per employee
Deel Workforce Planning
$18
per month per employee
Deel Engage
$20
per month per employee
Deel Global Payroll
$29
per month per employee
Deel Contractor
$49
per month per contractor
Deel EOR
$599
per month per employee
Deel PEO
Contact Sales
(free for up to 3 months)
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Deel
Omnipresent
Free Trial
No
No
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
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Deel
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Considered Both Products
Deel
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Omnipresent
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Chose Omnipresent
The customer service and knowledge that Omnipresent has compared to Deel was a lot higher. With Deel, we felt that we were just another fish in a big pond but with Omnipresent, the account manager and rest of the teams have been great in providing quick and detailed help when …
There is about the same cost.ROI from Deel vs Omnipresent, we are possibly migrating over to Deel as we already have international contractors (not EOR) through Deel so helpful to have them all on one platform.
I think the biggest issue with Deel is that it grew too fast and the quality of service diminished greatly. I hope Omnipresent does not make the same mistake!
They are nearly on par for feature and product offerings, but we found the quality of the service far superior with Omnipresent, which is what we want to provide to employees. This came at a slight premium in cost.
Deel has been incredible at streamlining the platforms we used into one while still supporting employees across several countries and contract types. If you're a multi-country team, this is a great option to run just basic HRIS items, but has the potential to be as integrated and detailed as you want - and they are still building!
Omnipresent is a great solution for companies looking to grow globally but that don't have the resources or market understanding to open new legal entities in other countries. We found that they beat their competitors when it comes to customer service and employee experience.
He never fails to pay contractors/employees. (Nunca falla en el tema de pagos a los contractors/employees)
The platform is constantly being updated and improved. (Actualización y realización de mejores de manera constante en la plataforma)
More than excellent customer service and problem solving (when there are problems)(Más que excelente atención al cliente y resolución de problemas (cuando los hay))
I didn't like that you can no longer manage your teams with Deel IT without a paid service. You could before, and it was an excellent option! I don't know why they removed it. (No me gustó que ahora no podas gestionar tus equipos con deel IT sin tener el servicio pago. Antes si se podía y era una excelente opción! No sé por qué lo quitaron).
That at the time of reviewing invoices for payment at the end of the month, they are sorted alphabetically and that the "search" filter works correctly.
(Que al momento de la revisión de invoices para pago a fin de mes, éstos estén ordenados alfabéticamente y que el filtro "buscar" funcione correctamente).
There's a pop-up that keeps appearing on the platform: "new version available, update" it's really annoying. (Hay un pop up que aparece constantemente en la plataforma: "new version available, update" la verdad es muy molesto).
Consistency - There's been a lot of turnover of staff over the past year. It would be ideal to have the same account manager for more than six months.
In many countries, Omnipresent uses local service providers to employ folks. In those countries, we see really long response times, and the info provided isn't always accurate or easy to understand.
We have been using this software for the last two years in the company of the a.m. Right now, I am part of the admin team for this software, so just being able to have a 1:1 usage of the software has helped me to realize how many aspects any other saw HR tool are lacking.
The system does everything you would want it to. There are times when it is clunky, and navigation and responsiveness could be improved, but the Deel team listens to feedback and aims to implement solutions whenever they can. It is constantly improving and has become a much better system than when we first started utilizing it. We see it only improving in the future, too.
Omnipresent has a good customer support system. We have been in touch before regarding an employee who needed to be onboarded as quickly as possible (outside of the minimum 2-week onboarding time frame). An issue is that there is no number to call, and we can only rely on emails, which is frustrating when you need to get in touch ASAP. Once we got in contact, they were really helpful.
I only worked with them briefly but found Deel to be superior in almost every way. Deel's offers substantially more features and functionality for a global team with dynamic needs. However if we were only operating in Germany Personio would be a strong contender given its specialization but for us this didnt make up for Deels flexibility and breadth
Remote, Global Velocity. We choose Omnipresent at the time due to the following reasons: 1) Cheaper. 2) Better customer service (offered a dedicated account manager). 3) Had a presence in all of the countries we wanted to hire an employee. 4) They believed speed was just important as we did when recruiting and hiring someone new. This was an important factor for us making sure we worked with a company who could get an employee signed quickly.