AgriSmart
vs PaySauce
Two New Zealand payroll systems, different depth on the farm.
AgriSmart and PaySauce both run New Zealand payroll, mobile timesheets, rosters, piece rate work and minimum wage top-ups. PaySauce is mobile-first payroll used across horticulture and other small business sectors. AgriSmart runs the workforce around the pay run as well: hiring, RSE records, field activity and labour costing. This page sets out where they overlap and where they differ.
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What both platforms support
There is real overlap between AgriSmart and PaySauce. Both publish these capabilities.
- New Zealand payroll and payday filing
- Mobile timesheets with approvals
- Rosters
- Piece rate work
- Minimum wage top-ups
- Job or cost code reporting
The difference is not whether either system can run a horticulture pay run. It is how much of the operation around the pay run lives in the same system.
Need more than a payroll system?
The two products solve different problems. This is the honest split, based on what each company publishes.
The workforce behind the pay run
Hiring, worker documents, rosters, field records, labour costing and payroll run off the same records, built around orchard and farm structure.
Digital hiring for large seasonal intakes
RSE pay rules and worker documents
Costing by block, row and vine
Contractor charge-outs and client invoicing
Payroll you can run from your phone
Mobile-first payroll for small businesses, with the administration around payday handled for you and pricing published upfront.
Payroll, leave and rosters from the app
Automated bank and IRD payments
PAYE intermediary service
Published plans, no fixed term contract
Capability comparison
Both systems run New Zealand payroll and support piece-rate or quantity-based pay. Every statement about PaySauce comes from its own published material, reviewed 23 September 2026. Where a capability was not found in that material, it is marked as not identified rather than claimed to be unavailable.
PaySauce information was reviewed on 23 September 2026 using its published pages for horticulture and viticulture, the employee app, timesheets and rosters, piece rates and quantity payments, its seasonal worker guide, costings setup, accounting and reporting, pricing and plans, employee setup, Contract Builder and its connected field-app import. Product features, integrations and pricing can change over time.
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