Does this pay my employees?

No. Payroll Reporting is not a payroll processor. It rolls the hours your crew tracked up into a payroll-ready report that you or your payroll provider then use to actually run payroll.

Where do the hours come from?

From the hours already tracked in the same system. Because the clock-ins live here, the report is built from them directly rather than importing a time sheet from somewhere else.

STINGER PAYROLL REPORTING

The hours, rolled up ready for payroll.

Payroll Reporting rolls the tracked hours up into a payroll-ready report. It is a report you hand to payroll, not a payroll processor that pays people itself.

What it is

A payroll-ready report from the hours you tracked.

It turns the crew's tracked hours into a report you can hand to payroll. It does not run payroll itself.

What it does for you

Rolls hours into a report

The tracked hours are gathered into a payroll-ready report, so you are not adding up time sheets by hand.

Built from the same system

The hours already live here, so the report comes straight from the clock-ins.

Honest about what it is not

It is a report, not a payroll processor. It does not pay employees or file taxes; you hand the report to whoever does.

Payroll, on your screen

The payroll report for the week, built from the hours your crew tracked: each person by name, Carla Nunez 7.5 hours · $225.00, Mateo Rivera 15 hours · $487.50, with Export CSV. Hours and cost use the rate recorded on each entry when it was worked.

Enter the wages for the run and draft the entry. It waits on your queue for you to confirm. The screen says plainly that this is a bookkeeping entry, not a tax filing.

Included

Included with every Command Center tier.

How it compares

Payroll Reporting against Gusto's reporting.

Gusto is a full payroll processor: it pays employees and files taxes, and reporting is part of that. This is only the reporting step, built from the hours already tracked here, and it comes with your Command Center tier. For actually running payroll, you still use a processor like Gusto.

Feature	Payroll Reporting	Gusto
Rolls the tracked hours up into a payroll-ready report	Yes	yes: as part of running payroll
Actually runs payroll: pays employees and files taxes	no: it is not a payroll processor	Yes
Built on the hours already tracked in the same system	Yes	Import or integrate a time source
Monthly cost	Included with every Command Center tier	Monthly base plus a per-person fee

Competitor figures from the vendor's own pricing page, 2026-09-06. Prices change; re-verify before treating as evergreen.

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