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Payroll software for growing companies

Payroll platforms that handle multi-country pay runs, statutory filings and employee self-service. Sponsored listings are paid placements ordered by daily bid; every other listing is free and ordered by recency.

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Locked positions kept · others by daily bid · ties: earlier bid first
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All payroll solutions

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Bosphorus Pay Payroll Software

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Your position
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Your bid / day
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Days left
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Paid so far

Who is above you, and what it costs to pass them

Passing a listing means raising your bid to theirs + $5 for the rest of your days. One payment, no balance kept. A locked listing keeps its number — you pass it by taking a free position above it.

Raise your bid

You pay only the difference (new bid − current bid) × days left. Bids cannot be lowered while a listing is running — nothing is refunded, nothing is credited.

$/day

Lock your position

Freezes the position number you hold today: you cannot be pushed down until the lock ends, whatever others bid. Positions above you stay open to higher bids. Paid once, separately. At most 3 locks per category.

7 days
$30
≈ $4.29 per day
15 days
$50
≈ $3.33 per day
30 days
$100
≈ $3.33 per day

Buy listing days

Price = your bid × days, paid once in USD through iyzico Checkout Form with 3D Secure. Days are 24-hour blocks from the moment of payment; start and end times are shown before you pay. No card is stored, nothing renews by itself, no balance is kept.

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Payments

wp_ks_payments · one row per iyzico payment

Rules in this demo

Everything below is adjustable. Items marked “decide” are open.

What you buy
A window of 24-hour blocks (7, 15 or 30) at a daily bid, starting at the moment of payment (UTC). Price = bid × days, paid once; exact start and end times are shown before you pay. The listing is on the sponsored list for exactly that window, whatever happens to its rank.
Ranking
All running paid listings, highest bid first; on equal bids the listing that reached that bid earlier stays above (timestamped, auditable). No seat cap — every paying company is on the list; the top get the highlighted “top seat” treatment; the rest sit in a compact “other sponsored listings” block so free listings stay near the first screen.
Entry & step
Min bid $ · step $
Raise
Pay (new − old) × whole days left (the current partial day is not charged). Lowering is not allowed while running. Extending adds days at the current bid. The price on the checkout page is re-validated against live bids before payment.
Lock
Freezes today's position number for 7/15/30 days ($30/$50/$100): the locked listing cannot be pushed down, but it does not block anyone from taking the positions above it. Max locks per category. A lock ends early if the listing's days run out.
Emails
Instant when you are passed (with the exact price to pass back); reminders 3 days and 1 day before expiry; expiry notice. Transactional only.
Decide: no seat cap means scarcity comes from position, not from a fixed number of seats. If you prefer a hard cap of 5, a paid listing pushed out of the top 5 would keep its days but sit below the fold — we should say so at checkout.
Decide: a lock freezes a number, not a wall. So a $30 listing locked at #2 can sit above a $40 unlocked bid at #3 — that is what the lock buyer paid for, and the ladder shows it before anyone pays. The stricter “nobody may pass a locked listing” rule was rejected: it would let a $30 lock at #2 protect someone else's #1 for free and freeze the top of the category.

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