INFINITI HR vs OysterHR

Since its founding in 2008, INFINITI HR has grown to become a leading PEO service provider in the United States. For over a decade, this firm's services have assisted 80,000+ clients in improving their human resource management. They offer a full suite of HR services, including compensation and tax administration, benefits administration, compliance monitoring, risk management, and more. The primary objective of this PEO service is to alleviate some of the burdens associated with HR management, allowing firms to concentrate on their core competencies. This business provides customizable human resource outsourcing services. You can outsource your entire human resources department with a PEO or an ASO arrangement, or you can pick and choose individual HR functions like payroll, compliance, risk management, and employee benefits administration.

OysterHR offers an all-in-one global employment platform (GEP) that helps businesses hire, pay, and care for their distributed team in over 180 countries. Its services are similar, but OysterHR is not a PEO. It does offer a global employment consulting service and operates as a hybrid Employer of Record (EOR) in most countries. It was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Wilmington, DE. Its services include guided onboarding, global employment software solutions, HR process streamlining, global health benefits, localized recommendations, compliance and protection, and an all-in-one platform covered by on-demand support. OysterHR offers three service options on their website, where clients can choose to pay $29 per contractor per month, or $599 per employee a month for their global EOR and employee management solution, $499 per employee a month if the client opts for the annual plan. There is also a discounted Scale plan for which prospective clients must request a quote. OysterHR is considered a "unicorn" business and has earned certification as a B Corporation, honoring it as a business that upholds the strict criteria of social and environmental performance, openness, and responsibility.