Pricing. Neither publishes prices: Paycor offers a custom quote below 50 employees and mid-market plans above, and Paycom quotes by workforce size and tools. Paycom adds a one-time implementation fee to the quote.
Capabilities. Both cover payroll, time, HR, benefits and recruiting. Paycor adds expense management and analytics; Paycom adds employee-run paycheck checks, daily pay and GL reports for direct import.
Integrations. Paycor connects with hundreds of apps and partners, including Deputy, 15Five and NetSuite, and sends signed event notifications to partner apps. Paycom lists no integrations marketplace by design.
Security. Paycor publishes a SOC 2 Type 2 report; Paycom lists five ISO certifications, including 27001, and SOC 1, 2 and 3 reports. Both support SSO.
Fit and support. Paycom assigns a dedicated specialist and runs implementation with its own team, usually within three months. Paycor serves the same size range and, with no published payroll coverage outside the US, is less suited to employers with staff abroad.