Only for part of what Everee does, and it is worth being precise about which part. Everee is payroll and workforce-payments software: it runs payroll for W-2s and 1099s, handles tax compliance across states, and pays workers, same day if needed (as of August 2026, per everee.com). Growee is not a US payroll processor and does not replace that. What Growee does replace is everything around it — time tracking and timesheets, employee records, leave and approvals, client invoicing, expenses, projects and CRM — for €2 per person per month. Time tracking, records, leave and projects are free for up to 3 people, invoicing and expenses start on the paid plan, and the CRM is free up to 100 leads and €49/month beyond that. If you are leaving Everee, the realistic setup is Growee for the workforce and back-office layer plus a payroll provider that files and pays.

No. Growee does not calculate or withhold payroll taxes, file W-2s or 1099s, and does not move money to your workers. It feeds the system that does: you can export employee data and bank details, filtered by department, contract type or any other criteria, and export leave and attendance data as CSV, so your payroll provider or accountant gets exactly the file they ask for. If a vendor tells you one product does both the HR layer and US payroll filings, check which licences and registrations sit behind that claim.

Everee documents two export paths in its help center (as of August 2026). For journal entries: log in to app.everee.com, open Settings → Reports, scroll to Journal entries under Payments, click Download, then pick a start and end date — the article notes your Accounts must be mapped first. For broader data: Reports → Advanced payment reports lets admins build named custom reports with configurable columns, filters and grouping, which Everee says export as CSV or Excel and can cover up to a year of data in one run; that article marks the feature as a beta experience. There is also a REST API on developer.everee.com for pay history and pay statements. Everee's export article points questions to support@everee.com.

Not through anything we could verify. Searching help.everee.com, we found a Bulk Worker Upload tool — which imports workers into Everee — and an individual Worker Profile view, but no dedicated article for a one-click export of the worker list itself (as of August 2026). The API introduction documents worker onboarding, address and bank-account updates rather than a bulk "list all workers" read endpoint. So plan on assembling your people list from the payment and journal reports above, or from your own records, and confirm with support@everee.com before you close the account.

Everee publishes three tiers and no self-serve checkout — every one carries a "Get custom quote" button (as of August 2026, per everee.com/pricing). Workforce Payments is billed per payment, "From $0.50", with no charge for workers who do not take shifts. HR & Payroll Platform is billed per active employee, but the per-employee figure is not published. Payroll As A Service, for technology partners embedding payroll, is priced through "flexible revenue share or wholesale pricing". Everee also states that per-worker and per-payment rates fall as volume rises, without publishing the thresholds, and that its Visa® Pay Card carries "a small monthly fee per active card" without naming the amount. Growee, by contrast, publishes one price: €2 per person per month, free for up to 3 people.

We did not find one documented. Across everee.com, help.everee.com and developer.everee.com, every pricing call to action is "Get custom quote", "Get a demo" or "Book a demo" — sales-gated, with no credit-card-free signup flow we could locate (as of August 2026). The only free item we confirmed is a developer sandbox listed under their developer tools, which is not a trial of the payroll product. Growee is free for up to 3 people with no credit card, and you can export your data at any time.