Okay, maybe I'm talking to myself, maybe not.  If anyone is interested in WePayBTC, I have a pretty kludgy solution.  Configure it as a manual pool.

Since the output of the WePayBTC miner is a static BTC/day, you can back into it.  It doesn't matter which algo you specify.  I picked X15.

Given the following for this single miner I'm working on:

"wepaybtc": {
        "account": "myaccount",
        "sparam1": "C:\\mining\\WePayBTC",
        "sparam2": "deadStart.bat",
        "algos": [
            { "algo": "x15", "folder": "_SPARAM1_", "command": "_SPARAM2_", "usewindow":  true}
        ]
    }
  
MinerControl WePayBTC X15 price = 0.344500
MinerControl X15 Net (derived from output of WePayBTC configured with the correct subsection of config file as X15) = 0.000220
WePayBTC BTC/day miner output = 0.00019

Take the actual BTC/day / MC net to get a percentage, mine is (0.00019 / 0.000220) = 86%
Multply the result with the price (0.344500 * 86%) = 0.297523 to get the manual price

This ends up with a manual config of:

"manual": {
        "account": "myaccount",
        "sparam1": "C:\\mining\\WePayBTC",
        "sparam2": "Start.bat",
        "algos": [
            { "algo": "x15", "price": 0.297523, "fee": 0, "folder": "_SPARAM1_", "command": "_SPARAM2_", "usewindow":  true}
        ]
    }

Start.bat is configured according to the WePayBTC miner instructions.  This gives me my net of 0.000190 and allows me to use WePayBTC accurately.  It doesn't matter which algo you use as you are not actually mining an algo at WePayBTC, just starting their miner.  At current pricing this places it third, below Yaamp neoscrypt and x14.  You do, however, need to monitor for pricing changes.