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Zoho People pricing

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Zoho's HR software for employee records, leave, onboarding, attendance and performance. The page offers a free edition for very small teams and paid plans from US$1.25 a user a month billed annually (Essential HR) and US$2 (Professional, which adds attendance, timesheets and rosters); Indian visitors see rupee prices.

  • Essential HR covers records, onboarding, leave and documents; Professional adds attendance and rosters.
  • There is a 30-day trial, after which the account drops to the free plan rather than closing.
  • It pairs with Zoho Payroll and Zoho Books if you already use them.

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  1. Which HR software should a small business use?
  2. Which attendance and time-tracking app should I use for employees?

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