Payroller

Overview

Payroller is a cloud-based payroll platform designed for small businesses and sole traders who need to run payroll without the complexity of larger systems. Originally developed in Australia and expanded to Ireland, Payroller provides a simplified payroll experience covering employee pay calculations, payslip generation, and payroll reporting. For the Irish market, Payroller supports PAYE, PRSI, and USC calculations and integrates with Revenue's PAYE Modernisation system for real-time payroll reporting. The platform is designed for business owners who process payroll themselves without an accountant or payroll specialist - the interface is intentionally simple, with guided workflows for adding employees, processing pay runs, and submitting to Revenue. Payroller is cloud-based with mobile app access, making it accessible for sole traders and micro-businesses. Pricing is positioned at the lower end of the Irish payroll market.

Irish grants

Grants that could fund Payroller

Irish funding schemes whose remit covers the software category Payroller sits in. Eligibility depends on your business size, age, and sector, not the software you choose - always check the funder's own page before applying.

• Local Enterprise Office Priming Grant

  Capital and salary support for a new microenterprise in its first 18 months of trading, up to EUR150,000 toward eligible costs.

  Up to EUR150,000 (50:50 cofunded, max EUR15,000 per job)
• Revenue Commissioners Section 486C Start-Up Corporation Tax Relief

  Up to three years' relief from corporation tax for new companies, scaled by the employer's PRSI paid on staff salaries.

  Up to EUR40,000 of CT relief per year for three years (linked to employer PRSI paid)
• Revenue Commissioners Start-Up Refunds for Entrepreneurs (SURE)

  Income tax refund of up to 41% on cash invested into a new Irish company, claimed back from PAYE paid in the previous six years.

  Refund of income tax paid (typically 41% of qualifying investment, capped by past PAYE)

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