Payslip Secures New Funding to Expand AI Payroll Platform

May 28, 2026
Payslip has raised new financing from Salica Investments to expand its global payroll platform and accelerate AI innovation. The company plans to hire additional staff and continue scaling its operations across more than 125 countries.

Payslip has secured new financing from London based Salica Investments to support international expansion and product development, announced in a press release. The funding will allow Payslip to expand its workforce and continue scaling its global payroll control platform.

The company reported a compound annual growth rate of 60 percent in recent years and positive EBITDA, maintaining a trajectory of doubling revenue every two years. Payslip currently automates more than 1.3 million monthly payslips across over 125 countries, managing more than five billion euros in payroll payments worldwide.

Payslip has integrated AI into its platform through its Payslip Alpha suite, embedding automation directly into payroll workflows. The system identifies anomalies, standardises inputs, and adapts in real time across jurisdictions, improving accuracy and compliance. Customers include Cloudera, Just Eat Takeaway, EQT, Flix, and Zalando.

The company is marking its tenth year in business and will use the new financing to enhance its enterprise automation capabilities and extend its global presence as demand for AI enabled payroll infrastructure continues to grow.

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