ADP compared with PAYX: revenue, margins and what each company keeps, and the suppliers and customers both name
Comparison · two companies, one scale
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Comparison · two companies, one scale
Watchlist prices, news filtered to it, and its next report on your desk.
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Sign inTwo filed statements on one plate. Each side is drawn as a share of its own revenue, so band length reads as margin, never as company size. ADP keeps 17.9¢ of every revenue dollar to PAYX's 26.2¢. By revenue, ADP's quarter is 3.4× PAYX's, a fact this drawing states rather than draws.
Standardized lines, derived from the annual figures for both sides. The two quarters end 30 days apart, which this page states rather than hides: ADP Jun 30 '26, PAYX May 31 '26. The gap column is a margin difference in percentage points, never a price direction, so it takes no colour and no caret.
The shared column is the reading: companies both sides name in their own filings. ADP names 3 counterparties, PAYX names 0, and none appears on both lists. A shared supplier is a fact each company filed separately, not a measured dependency between the two.
PAYX names no counterparty in its filings, so there is nothing to intersect.