PEO & global PEO, all of Latin America
Most US buyers searching for a LATAM PEO actually need a global PEO or EOR, because co-employment as it exists in the United States is not recognised across most of Latin America. We tell you which structure the country allows before you sign anything.
A PEO in Latin America administers payroll, benefits and HR for workers you employ, while a global PEO (in practice an Employer of Record) also becomes the legal employer in-country. US companies without a local entity need the global PEO/EOR structure, because a classic co-employment PEO has no legal standing in most LATAM labour codes.
Per-employee PEO and EOR fees compound. Above roughly 15 to 20 employees in one country, or beyond a two-year horizon, your own entity plus a payroll partner usually wins. We publish that crossover with your real numbers and, when it flips, we build the entity and transfer the team instead of defending the fee.
| Your situation | Right structure | Time to first hire | Who is the legal employer |
|---|---|---|---|
| No entity, 1–20 hires | EOR / global PEO | 5–15 business days | Our local entity |
| Own entity, want HR off your plate | PEO-style administration | 2–4 weeks | You |
| Contractors only, project scope | Agent of Record | 3–7 business days | No employment |
| 20+ hires, long horizon | Entity plus payroll | 2–6 months | You, we build and transfer |
Get the LATAM landed-cost benchmark
Employer burden, salary bands and total monthly cost across every market. One email, no call required.
Tell us the situation and you get the recommended structure, the landed cost range and the realistic timeline, before anyone asks you to book a call.
Tell us the worker type and country. You get the compliant engagement path (EOR, AOR or payroll) and a landed monthly cost.
Takes about 40 seconds. You see the recommended model first, the email comes last.
Market, model, landed cost and a 90-day sequence, free and without an email.