What do you dislike about Multiplier?
In February 2025, I transitioned to working with Multiplier as my Employer of Record. Previously, I had been working remotely for my employer through my own company, but I chose to move to an EOR service to reduce the administrative burden on myself and to spare my employer from having to register in another state, which would have created additional complexities for their accounting department. After reviewing several EOR options, I decided to move forward with Multiplier. Unfortunately, this has proven to be a very poor decision.
Payroll & Compensation Issues
• Frequent paycheck errors: My pay has been incorrect on at least four occasions.
• Once, nearly four times the amount of my HSA contribution was deducted, but only the correct amount was deposited. Resolving this took almost two weeks, during which funds were incorrectly removed and then re-added only after I opened another ticket.
• Sick pay was not processed correctly despite following the method Multiplier advised, resulting in unpaid hours.
• I was erroneously paid overtime for non-overtime work.
• On another occasion, my sick pay was withheld until nearly a month later simply because Multiplier “didn’t feel like” processing it in the correct period.
• A paycheck was delayed because Multiplier submitted payroll late after I requested a simple verification of hours.
Invoicing & Billing Problems
• We were charged incorrect and extremely high pre-payment invoices, on top of the already large deposit required.
• Customer Account Managers seem unable to resolve billing or payroll problems, forcing everything through a slow ticketing process.
Benefits & Portal Concerns
• I have only been able to sign up for health insurance; no other benefits have been accessible.
• Their employee portal exposes highly sensitive information (full Social Security number, bank account and routing numbers) in plain text. I reported this major security issue more than six months ago, and no corrective action has been taken.
Support Responsiveness
• Every issue, no matter how urgent, takes 3–10 business days to resolve.
• Account managers are polite but powerless to actually fix core problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.