sumHR Payroll pricing in India (2027)

sumHR Payroll has 4 plans: Startup at Rs 49/user/month, Basic at Rs 69/user/month, Advanced at Rs 119/user/month, Enterprise at Custom quote. Indian prices are usually quoted excluding GST — confirm on the vendor's page.

Yes — sumHR Payroll has a free option. Free with Jupiter (Plans and add-ons listed as free with Jupiter salary accounts (terms apply)). Paid plans add the rest.

Recruitment (ATS) (Rs 999/user/month); GPS clock-in / geo location (Rs 25/user/month); Payroll outsourcing (Not published). Add these to any budget before you compare it with another product.

sumHR publishes three annual plans: Startup at Rs 49 per user per month, Basic at Rs 69 and Advanced at Rs 119. Enterprise is quoted for companies above 250 employees. On top of the subscription there is a nominal one-time setup fee based on headcount, and slab discounts apply above 100 employees. Payroll processing is included in every plan.

The sumHR pricing page lists rupee prices per user per month but does not say whether GST is included. Indian software subscriptions normally attract 18% GST, so budget for it and ask sales to confirm the invoice treatment before you sign. Also ask for the setup fee in writing, since that amount is not published.

sumHR does not list a classic free plan or free trial on its pricing page. Instead, it says every plan and add-on can be free for companies that open Jupiter Money salary accounts for their staff. The conditions behind that offer are not shown on the page, so read them carefully before you commit.

sumHR says there is no minimum commitment and no cancellation fee. You can upgrade or downgrade during a subscription and billing is prorated. However, if you cancel partway through an annual term, sumHR does not refund the unused months, so start with the plan you are confident about and upgrade later rather than overbuying.