Freelancers in twelve countries. One payment run.
Junto pools your contractor and partner invoices by currency so a long list of small payouts costs one batched fee instead of twelve — and reconciles itself against the projects.
Illustrative figures based on typical bank spreads and per-wire fees. Your actual result depends on your providers.
Small invoices, disproportionate fees.
When the average payout is €900 and the wire fee is €18, two percent of every contractor invoice disappears before the work is even paid for.
Fixed fees dominate small payouts
A €900 freelancer invoice carries the same transfer fee as a €90,000 one. On a roster of thirty, that is real money.
Payment day eats a day
Copying IBANs into a banking portal, one contractor at a time, is nobody’s best use of a Tuesday.
Project profitability blurs
FX losses and fees land in a general bucket rather than against the project that caused them.
Rosters change monthly
New contractors, new countries, new currencies. The payment run never quite stabilises.
One run, whatever the roster looks like.
Batch the roster
All contractor invoices in a currency settle as one optimized payout, however many names are on the list.
Approve once
Junto reads the bills you already entered. You review the batch and approve — no re-keying beneficiaries.
Keep project costs honest
Postings return to the ledger against the original bill, so project margins reflect what payments truly cost.
See what Junto keeps in your pocket.
Move the sliders to match your monthly payables. The estimate updates live.
Pay the whole roster in one approval.
Connect your accounting system and see your savings in minutes. No migration, no new bank account.
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