Pricing. Both are quote-only with no published prices. Paycor offers a custom quote for businesses under 50 employees and mid-market plans for 50-1,000+; Paycom quotes by tools selected.
Capabilities. Both document payroll tax, time and attendance, benefits administration, recruiting, compensation, and analytics. Paycom's payroll detail is deeper (multi-state, garnishments, and direct deposit); Paycor documents talent acquisition and a configuration API in more depth.
Integrations. Paycor documents a developer portal, 140+ APIs, and hundreds of pre-built connectors. Paycom does not publish an API, marketplace, or integration count.
Security. Paycor documents SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and SSO with four providers. Paycom documents ISO 27001, among other ISO standards, and SSO; we could not confirm a SOC 2 Type 2 report for Paycom. Each has independent certifications, but they differ.
Fit and support. Both list small, mid-market, and enterprise segments. Paycor documents phone and a customer hub; Paycom documents a dedicated specialist; neither publishes support hours.