Payroll, on the nod.
Your bookkeeper preps the pay run straight from Xero. You give it the nod from wherever you are — authorised in your own banking app, paid from your own account. Nobody hands over a phone, a password, or a monthly fee.
No subscription. Pence per payment.
Three steps. One of them is yours.
Nodpay sits between the software that knows who’s owed what, and the bank that holds the money. It never touches either’s job — it just removes the faff in the middle.
Xero does the typing
Your bookkeeper pulls the latest pay run — names, amounts, references — with one click. Nothing re-keyed, nothing pasted into a CSV, nothing to get wrong.
You give the nod
A notification lands on your phone. Total, headcount, anything unusual — then one tap, confirmed with Face ID in your own banking app. Thirty seconds, from anywhere.
Everyone’s paid in seconds
Faster Payments go straight from your account to your team’s — Nodpay never holds a penny. Watch each salary tick off as it lands.
Anything unusual is impossible to miss.
Invoice fraud lives in the small print — a changed sort code, a payee you’ve never paid. Nodpay puts the small print in lights, before the button, every time. Payments only ever go to payees you’ve approved before, and every nod is logged: who prepared it, who approved it, and when.
Pence per payment. Nothing per month.
Payroll platforms charge every company a subscription whether it pays two people or two hundred. Nodpay only earns when you actually pay someone.
The going rate
£29 /month
Per company. Every month. Whether you run payroll or not — and per client if you’re a bookkeeper with a portfolio.
A 12-person team pays ~£348 a year before anyone gets paid.
Pay as you pay
£1 /pay run + 20p /payment
£1 each time you run a pay run, plus 20p per salary or bill sent — that's the whole price. No subscription, no tiers, no per-client maths. Quiet month? Costs you nothing.
That same 12-person team: £3.40 a month. About a tenth of the price.
Payday should be the easiest thing you do all month.
We’re onboarding a small group of Starling-banking businesses and their bookkeepers now. First pay runs are on us.