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Pricing is quote-based.
Wrapbook does not publish a starting price or plan grid. Its pricing page lists a 1.49% platform fee in the estimator, plus a processing fee on payments whose rate is not published. One example shows workers’ compensation at 2.61%, but actual rates vary. No monthly, annual or technology fee is listed. Treat the estimate as incomplete until you confirm payroll and project-specific charges in writing.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|
Add-ons and overages
- Platform fee: 1.49% in the estimator
- Processing fee on payments; rate not published
- Workers’ compensation: 2.61% in the example estimate; actual rates vary
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Payment processing
Wrapbook charges a processing fee on payments, but the rate is not published.
Platform fee
The estimator lists a 1.49% platform fee. Confirm what payments or costs it applies to.
Workers’ compensation
An example estimate shows 2.61%; actual rates vary.
Unlisted recurring fees
The pricing page lists no monthly, annual or technology fee. That does not establish that every project has no other costs.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Productions running crew payroll | Not published | Wrapbook supports project setup, union paymaster details and payroll, but publishes no plan tiers or prices. |
| Teams tracking spend and vendors | Not published | The platform includes spend tracking, invoice matching and vendor payments; the pricing page does not map these features to a tier. |
| Productions needing union support | Not published | Wrapbook offers union payroll support and compliance services, but does not publish a related plan price. |
04Is Wrapbook worth the money?
Wrapbook has production-specific payroll, spend and accounting features, including union compliance support. That may fit film, TV and commercial teams better than a general payroll tool, but the public pricing information is too thin to judge its cost against the category. The 1.49% estimator fee is only one part of the picture; payment processing is unpriced, and workers’ compensation varies. The available review summary also flags mixed support reports. Get a project-specific breakdown before committing.
Wrapbook pricing FAQ
What is Wrapbook Company?
Wrapbook is a production payroll, spend and accounting platform for film, TV and commercial projects. Its listed capabilities include crew onboarding, payroll processing, vendor payments, spend tracking and reporting. It also offers expert services such as union compliance and insurance.
How much should I charge for payroll services?
Wrapbook’s public pricing information does not provide a rate for payroll services or a published starting price, so it is not enough to set your own charge. It lists a 1.49% platform fee in its estimator and says payment processing fees apply, but does not publish that rate.
Does Wrapbook have an app?
Yes. Wrapbook’s feature information says users can configure crew startwork approvals in the app. It also describes project setup, payroll, spend tracking and vendor payments in the platform. The published pricing information does not say whether app access costs extra.
How does Wrapbook pay?
Wrapbook supports production payroll for workers and vendor payments through its platform. The pricing information says payments incur a processing fee, but does not publish the rate. It also does not specify payment timing or available payment methods, so confirm those details with Wrapbook.