Every state you hire in, handled.

Kreto files your state registrations, keeps your deadlines and programs in one place, and drafts your answer when an agency writes. For CPA firms and the employers they serve.

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State registrations

Registrations for this employer across every state we track.

5 of 6 approved or submitted

StateRequirementStatusActions
OHWithholdingWithholdingApproved
PAWithholdingWithholdingSubmitted
OHSUI registrationSUI registrationApproved
PASUI registrationSUI registrationApproved
NYSUI registrationSUI registrationSubmitted
  • 51jurisdictions where Kreto files and tracks registrations, with rate notices checked against the agency's 2026 schedule
  • 501public API operations, from one OpenAPI spec
  • Hash-linkedevery audit record carries the hash of the one before it

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Built for the firm and the employer.

For CPA firms

Every client's program in one workspace.

Registrations, deadlines and notices for every employer you serve. Letters go out on your letterhead after a partner approves.

Free for 90 days, no card.

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For employers

Your states, handled in one place.

Registrations, deadlines, payroll tax and programs like PFML and I-9. Upload a notice and approve the drafted reply.

Bring the payroll you already run. Upload the register as CSV or Excel.

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Six parts of compliance. One place to run them.

Notices are one part. Kreto runs the rest of the program around them.

01

Registrations and filing

Kreto works out what each state requires, files the registration and tracks it to the state's confirmation.

  • State registrations
  • Business licenses
  • State reference

02

Deadlines and obligations

What is owed, where and by when, on one calendar with an iCal feed.

  • Compliance calendar
  • Obligations by state

03

Payroll tax and SUI

Your payroll set against what the agencies expect. Rate notices checked against the agency's 2026 schedule in 51 states; Form 941 notices against your payroll in every state.

  • Payroll upload
  • Federal payroll tax
  • SUI rate check

04

Employment programs

PFML, I-9, workers' comp, wage and hour and ACA, employer by employer.

  • Paid family and medical leave
  • I-9
  • Workers' comp

05

Access and evidence

A credentials vault, PII redaction and a hash-chained record of every action.

  • Credentials vault
  • Hash-chained audit trail
  • PII redaction

06

Notices and responses

Read, given a respond-by date, cross-checked and drafted. A person approves before anything leaves.

  • Notice intake
  • Read and deadline
  • Payroll cross-check

01

Registrations and filing

Kreto works out what each state requires, files the registration and tracks it to the state's confirmation.

See the whole program

Built to be checked.

  • Redacted before any model reads itSSNs, EINs and bank numbers come out of a notice's text first.
  • A hash-chained audit trailEach record carries the hash of the one before it, so an altered record no longer matches.
  • A person approves what leavesKreto reads, checks and drafts. Nothing goes to an agency until someone signs off.
Sample data · hashes shortened
  • SOC 2 Type II · audit in progress
  • Form 941: every state

Redaction covers SSNs, EINs and bank numbers today. It does not yet remove people's names.

How Kreto handles your data

Pricing in public

Three prices. Two ways to count.

Firms count employer clients. Employers count states and people.

Monthly prices, and what each covers for a CPA firm and for an employer
Per monthA CPA firm counts employer clientsAn employer counts states and people
$149/moSoloUp to 3 employer clientsStarter3 states, 20 employees
$899/moFirmUp to 25 employer clientsScale30 states, 250 employees

$29 per client a month past 25Annual billing: 2 months freeEnterprise: priced with you

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Bring one employer and its states.

See its registrations, deadlines, payroll tax and programs in one place, in one walkthrough.