No Public List Prices
Workday sells packages and asks you to speak with one of its experts to learn more about pricing.
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Workday vs ADP
A neutral side-by-side of Workday and ADP, based on what each vendor publishes, and where flair, the HR and recruiting platform built natively on Salesforce, fits in.

Sources: Workday's Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 and workday.com, as of October 2026. Workday does not publish list prices.
Workday sells packages and asks you to speak with one of its experts to learn more about pricing.
According to Workday's annual report, its subscription model is largely based on the size of the customer's employee headcount.
Workday states that its subscription contracts typically have a term of three years or longer and are generally noncancelable.
Workday generally invoices its customers annually in advance for subscription services.
According to Workday, third parties provide a majority of its deployment services; Workday's own staff may also perform professional services.
For midsize companies, Workday offers Workday GO packages for HR, global payroll and finance. Workday says 75% of its customers have under 3,500 employees.
Sources: ADP's Form 10-K for fiscal 2026 and adp.com, as of October 2026.
ADP describes Workforce Now as an HCM solution used by over 90,000 mid-sized and large businesses in North America.
According to ADP, Workforce Now integrates payroll, HR, time, benefits and compliance on a single platform.
Workforce Now comes in Select, Plus and Premium packages; Premium adds Time and Attendance.
ADP publishes no prices for Workforce Now. ADP states that its contracts blend base fees and per-employee fees.
ADP says it serves over 1.1 million clients and pays over 42 million workers in over 140 countries and territories.
flair is an HR and recruiting platform built natively on Salesforce.
HR data lives in the same Salesforce org as your CRM. Without Salesforce, we set up an instance through which you access flair.
Restrict visibility by legal entity, run an Employee Hub per brand or entity and set up payroll territories with their own currency.
flair organizes the data for payroll runs, generates payroll documents, distributes payslips and connects to DATEV.
Permission sets and visibility scopes restrict records by department, location or legal entity.
Performance reviews, OKR or MBO goals, calibration rounds with a full change history and salary rounds in one system.
Flexible, user-based modules plus add-ons such as flair eSign. You get an individual quote.

With flair, your data is stored on Salesforce servers, protected by some of the most advanced security technology available.
Both sell HR and payroll software without public list prices. Workday states that its subscriptions are largely priced by headcount and typically run three years or longer. ADP describes Workforce Now as a payroll, HR, time and benefits platform for mid-sized and large businesses in North America, sold in three packages with base and per-employee fees.
Neither is better for every company. Compare both against your company size, the countries you run payroll in, the contract terms you can accept and the systems the software must work with, and ask each vendor for a demo with your real use cases.
flair is an HR and recruiting platform built natively on Salesforce, for mid-size and enterprise companies, including groups with several legal entities and countries. HR data lives in the same Salesforce org as your CRM; companies without Salesforce get an instance set up for them.
flair is priced in flexible, user-based modules, for example HR Administration, Time Tracking, Recruiting, Performance, Payroll and Shift Planner, plus optional add-ons. Book a demo to get an individual quote for the modules you need.
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