People
PeopleHR is a straightforward, cloud-based HR platform.
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
PeopleHR is a straightforward, cloud-based HR platform.
Timetastic is a staff holiday planner for teams and small companies. It allows users to plan rotas, track time, and manage absences effortlessly.
HR Partner provides transparent pricing with no contracts and real human support.
TalentHR is an intuitive, cost-effective, all-in-one HR tool. It digitises files and automates signing to streamline operations.
Kenjo is workforce management software designed for SMEs with deskless teams. It simplifies shift planning, time tracking and payroll preparation in one place.
CharlieHR is HR software designed to act as the first HR hire for small businesses. It automates administrative tasks to help founders focus on growth.
Swingvy is a cloud-based HR system for small and medium enterprises. It simplifies onboarding, payroll, expense tracking, and team support.
Folks is a comprehensive HR software suite designed specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises in Canada. It automates and optimises the entire employee lifecycle, from recruitment to payroll management.
Leavetrack manages employee leave via email without requiring a dedicated app. It automates approvals and updates calendars to eliminate spreadsheet errors.
Hellohrm is HR software designed for small and medium businesses. It manages employees, leaves, timesheets, and basic HR tasks efficiently.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
People says it is built for Small and medium-sized businesses, and Timetastic for teams and small companies. HR Partner says it is built for Small and medium businesses with 20-500 employees, and TalentHR for Small companies.
TalentHR states that the Essential and Premium plans require a minimum of fifteen users, and CharlieHR that the free trial does not include access to the Grow or Recruit add-ons. Swingvy states that Payroll features are restricted to companies in Singapore, Malaysia, and Taiwan. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.