Contractor teams
everyone paid where they are, every month
Your people are contractors in a dozen countries. They type their own payment details, a month of payouts goes as one run signed once, and each is paid on the rail they use: a bank, PayPal or USDC. One price for the company, not a fee per contractor.
Details
Their details, typed by them
and checked before money moves
- A link instead of an email thread
- The payee types their details on a page of their own. The link works once, for seven days.
- New details wait
- A payout to details nobody was paid on before waits for another person to confirm them.
One run
A month of payouts in one run
signed once for the total
- Up to 200 rows
- Typed or imported from a CSV. Repeats to the same person within three days are flagged before they go.
- Prepared every month
- A template prepares the draft on its day and tells you it is ready.
Rails
Each paid on the rail they use
a bank, PayPal or stablecoins
- Ana Ruiz · SpainSEPA · account inside Orla
- Tom Lee · United KingdomPayPal
- Kofi Asante · GhanaUSDC on Base · your wallet
- Mei Lin · SingaporeAirwallex
- On the rail they use
- From your bank, PayPal, a wallet or the account inside Orla, each contractor on their own.
- As far as the money reaches
- A run that is only partly funded pays down the list. The rest go after a top-up with no new signatures.
Price
One price for the company
not a fee per contractor
- At $49 per contractor
- $980
- At $19 per contractor
- $380
- Orla Pro, for the company
- $69
- Payees are not seats
- Contractors are paid, not signed in. Seats are for the people who run the money.
- What stays with them
- Orla does not write contracts, collect tax forms or cover misclassification. Keep those where they are; Orla pays and keeps the books.
On autopilot
What goes by itself
and what still waits for you
Goes by itself
- A bill or a payout inside its budget in the mandate
- From Revolut Business, Airwallex, PayPal or the account inside Orla
- An agent's card or API spend inside its cap
Waits for you
- A new payee, and bank details that changed
- Anything past a budget or a limit
- Every payment from Mercury, Slash, a Safe or a wallet you sign
The brakes above both
- $2,000 a payment and $10,000 a day until you change them
- Loosening a limit waits 24 to 72 hours
- One pause stops every payment at once
Questions
Teams ask
the short answers
Do contractors need an Orla account?
No. They type their details on a page of their own.
Which countries?
Wherever your bank, PayPal or USDC reaches.
Can we keep our contractor platform?
Yes, for contracts and tax forms. Orla pays and keeps the books.
In the cabinet
- People and papers
Keep every payee with their papers
- Pay and get paid
Pay bills on your rule, get invoices paid
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- Pay contractors
A batch inside the mandate
- Payroll cash
Enough on the right account by payday
- Talent and affiliate platforms
Hundreds paid after a check
- Who it’s for
Growing companies that pay many people
Bring your contractors
and leave with a run ready to sign
On a thirty minute call we load your contractors, send them the link for their details and draft the mandate their run pays inside.