Pricing. Both are quote-only with no published prices. Paylocity offers 'Request Pricing with a Free Demo'; Rippling sends a custom quote after you choose services and a company-size band.
Capabilities. Paylocity documents payroll tax filing, garnishments, and direct deposit plus 10 HCM capabilities. Rippling documents eight HRIS capabilities and lists employer of record and global payroll modules, but we could not confirm its individual payroll features, so scope differs.
Integrations. Rippling lists 650+ integrations, including Slack, Jira, GitHub, and HubSpot. Paylocity says 'hundreds' without a count; both document a REST API, and Paylocity also documents webhooks.
Security. Rippling lists SSO, SCIM, and ISO 27001. We could not confirm SSO, SCIM, SOC 2, or ISO 27001 for Paylocity on its public pages.
Fit and support. Both list small, midsize, and enterprise segments; Paylocity defines small as 1-99 employees, and Rippling's quote form starts at 1-10. Neither publishes its support channels or hours.