TinyHR
Kredily alternative

A simpler Kredily alternative for small teams.

Kredily is an HR, attendance and payroll product for small and medium businesses in India, priced per employee. TinyHR is HR and payroll for founders who never wanted an HR department: employees, leave, attendance, documents and payslips, for a flat ₹2,999 a year.

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TinyHR vs Kredily

TinyHRKredily
PricingFlat ₹2,999 per yearPriced per employee — check their site for current plans
Employees includedUp to 30, across all companiesDepends on plan
Multiple companiesUnlimited, one login, one subscriptionVaries by plan
SetupImport a spreadsheet and invite your teamVaries by plan
Fits best withSmall founder-run teamsSMBs wanting attendance-led HR and payroll

Based on publicly available information. Plans change, so check Kredily's website for the latest. Kredily is a trademark of its owner and is not affiliated with TinyHR.

Why teams look for something lighter

01

Flat yearly price

TinyHR costs ₹2,999 a year, whether you have 5 people or 30.

02

Built for founders with several entities

Switch between companies from one login and keep each one's people, leave and payroll separate.

03

Less to configure

Attendance, leave policies and salary structures are set up with sensible defaults, so you can start from a spreadsheet import.

When Kredily is the better choice

TinyHR is deliberately small. Stay with Kredily if:

  • You rely on features specific to Kredily, such as particular mobile attendance or geo-tracking set-ups.
  • You already have more than 30 employees.

Questions

Is TinyHR a good Kredily alternative?

If you have up to 30 employees and want flat pricing across several companies, it is worth a trial. It includes a 30-day free trial.

Can I try TinyHR before switching?

Yes. Every account starts with a 30-day trial, so you can import a sample of your team and run a payroll month before deciding.

How much does TinyHR cost?

₹2,999 per year after a 30-day free trial. No setup fee, no per-seat charge and no charge for extra companies.

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