Pricing. Neither publishes prices. Paylocity charges a nonrefundable implementation fee and bills W-2 preparation and time clocks separately; Paycom quotes a one-time implementation fee and adds its “Complete” tools to the required “Core” set. Ask both to quote the same headcount and modules.
Capabilities. Both cover payroll, time, HR, benefits and talent. Paylocity adds finance and IT modules; Paycom adds employee-run paycheck checks and daily pay through Everyday.
Integrations. Paylocity lists 435 partner integrations and documents an API with webhooks for hires, changes and processed payrolls. Paycom is built to replace other tools and lists no integrations marketplace.
Security. Paylocity publishes a SOC 2 Type 2 report and ISO 27001 certification. Paycom lists five ISO certifications, including 27001, and SOC 1, 2 and 3 reports.
Fit and support. Paylocity supports administrators by phone and email on weekdays. Paycom assigns a dedicated specialist and implements most organizations within three months with its own team.