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Mi-Pay for D365

Sold by Teqhou Ltd and recognised by HMRC for PAYE. General payroll for employers.

PaidHMRC tier
Payrollwhat it is
No pricing foundpricing
YesHMRC recognised for PAYE

What we know, and what we do not

HMRC’s recognition list gives a supplier name and a product name. Everything below is either taken from that list, derived from the product’s own name, or read from Teqhou Ltd’s website on 25 September 2026. We have not used the product, and we do not publish scores or star ratings, because we would be making them up.

Recognised by HMRC Yes, for PAYE
What its name says it does General payroll for employers
Pricing No pricing found

We read the supplier’s site and found neither a price nor a quote request. Pricing may exist somewhere we did not reach.

Supplier site www.teqhou.com
Last checked25 September 2026

We do not publish a price for this product. Not because we could not find a figure, but because reading prices off marketing pages automatically proved wrong about half the time: tiers, promotional rates, third-party costs and customer testimonials all look alike to a machine. The methodology gives the examples. Check Teqhou Ltd’s own page for the price, and treat anyone publishing a confident figure for all 177 products with suspicion.

Also from Teqhou Ltd

Teqhou Ltd has 2 products on HMRC’s list. Suppliers often sell a payroll product and a separate P11D or bureau product, and the names are easy to confuse.

Product Supplier What it is Pricing Their page
MiraclePay for AX2009 Teqhou Ltd Payroll No pricing found Supplier

Others of the same kind

Payroll products from elsewhere on HMRC’s list, with the ones that publish a price first.

HMRC list and Teqhou Ltd checked 25 September 2026 All 177 recognised products

Source: HMRC’s recognised payroll software list, under the Open Government Licence, plus Teqhou Ltd’s own published pages. We are not accountants and this is not advice about which product suits your business. Inclusion here is never paid for, and outbound links may earn us a commission without changing what we publish: how we make money.