Payroll is fundamentally broken for most businesses. It's too time consuming and too complex. We founded Check to bridge the gap between workforce management software and payroll. Our partners tell Check’s story best — they are shaping the future of work with their all-in-one solutions and making it easier for their customers to run their businesses. In the years since starting Check, we have partnered with platforms that serve tens of thousands of employers and hundreds of thousands of employees. We’re excited to share a revamped version of Check which more than ever focuses on our commitment to our partners and their successful payroll businesses. Take a look at Andrew Brown’s latest blog (and our fresh new look).
Check
Software Development
New York, NY 7,008 followers
Building payroll businesses, together.
About us
Check is a payroll-as-a-service API that lets you embed payroll directly in your vertical SaaS, HR, or time-tracking platform.
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- Software Development
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2019
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We're entering our favorite time of the year: Year End and Year Start! We’re constantly working to improve this crucial time in payroll for our partners. As we embark on the 2024/2025 season, take a look at last year's recap.
Hitting New Milestones: Check's 2023 Year End and 2024 Year Start Super Bowl
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Check powers payroll businesses for over 65 platforms. Our Head of Product Ian Zapolsky lays out the lessons we've learned from launching and scaling payroll with our partners.
Lessons from Our Embedded Payroll Partners
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Specialized industries need specialized solutions. See how Housecall Pro launched a payroll product built for their Pros. https://lnkd.in/eGfaE98v
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Andrew Brown was back on the conference stage last week at Web Summit in Lisbon. He was on a panel which discussed how technology and HR tools serve businesses with all-in-one solutions and where those tools are headed.
Last week, I had the privilege of sharing the stage at Web Summit alongside Sharee Campbell of Fresha and our moderator, Britta Muzyk - Tikovsky. A key takeaway for me was how the historical notion that enterprises have access to superior tools compared to SMBs is rapidly changing. The recent surge in vertical SaaS innovation has led to all-in-one tools for SMBs — something larger enterprises lack access to. Fresha exemplifies this shift. Serving over 120,000 local salons and similar beauty and wellness businesses, Fresha offers a comprehensive suite: appointment booking and scheduling, payment processing and POS, marketing promotions, inventory management, analytics, and soon, payroll—all in a single platform. This integration significantly simplifies business operations for the SMBs they serve. In contrast, larger companies often rely on a patchwork of disparate solutions—ATS, HRIS, team management, benefits administration, payroll, and more—each handled by different tools. While companies like Rippling are striving to unify these functions, the diverse needs of larger businesses mean a one-size-fits-all solution doesn't work. SMBs are actually at an advantage with the tooling available to them, built specifically for their needs. I believe that in the coming years, we'll witness a wave of innovation in the mid-market HR space, mirroring the advancements seen in SMBs recently. Check partners such as Miter, Seso Inc., and Belfry—operating in the construction, agriculture, and security sectors, respectively—are already at the forefront of this transformation.
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We’re always working to push the boundaries and invent new ways to make payroll easier for our partners and their customers. As a part of that, we are transforming a historically painful part of the payroll industry: support. Today we're excited to announce a full slate of new features across our Payments and Payroll surface areas that automate the painful moments of payroll, so our partners can offer truly great customer experiences.
Reinventing Support in the Payroll Industry
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Playground helps childcare providers focus their energy on the kids, not the paperwork.
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What will the election results mean for tech and startups? Andrew Brown spoke with Luisa Beltran from Fortune while at Money20/20 last week to give his take.
At the country’s biggest fintech conference, the U.S. election is the elephant in the room
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Today we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our Full Service and Self Service Embedded Setup Components. These components open up a whole new channel for product-led growth in payroll, empowering employers to get started with payroll independently, without ever leaving their platform. More than 50% of Check’s partners are already leveraging Full Service Embedded Setup. This enables them to offload the hardest parts of this time-consuming process and focus on their growth, saving days or even weeks of setup time per customer, instead of building out a costly operations team to facilitate payroll setup for new customers. Learn more!
Payroll Setup in the Embedded World
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If our team left Money20/20 with one takeaway, it is that Embedded Payroll isn’t just the future—it’s the present. We spent the week meeting with leading platforms and thought leaders and the excitement for better solutions is palpable. On Tuesday, Andrew Brown took the stage with Zahir Khoja from Wave HQ, Felix Rodriguez from finally, and others to talk about why platforms are choosing to embed with partners like Check. It gives platforms the opportunity to both grow the number of products they offer and double down on specialization for their customers. We’re leaving this year’s conference with confidence that the ecosystem is moving more and more towards embedded finance. What were your top takeaways?
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