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PEO Broker
  • For Owners
  • For Teams
  • Coverage
    The whole stackHealth, benefits, payroll, and HR, priced as one large group.The plan a big employer runs in house, opened to a solo owner or a team up to 25.See your number →No fee and no contact for the first result.

    Health plans

    National Tier 1 PPOThe large-group plan you join→Plan tiers and pricesThree tiers, in the open→Plan documentsSBCs and full detail→

    Benefits stack

    Dental and visionBundled through Partner Provider→Retirement 401(k)A Partner Custodian group plan→Payroll, HR, compThe back office, run for you→Workers' comp coverageFor high-risk trades→

    Start here

    All coverage detailsThe full picture, one page→See your numberRun your own 2026 math→
  • Pricing
  • Learn
    Start with the mathRead the case, then run your own figures.Plain explainers on taxes, coverage, and timing, written for owners, not agents.See your number →A dozen guides and counting.

    Taxes

    S-corp vs LLCWhich entity wins for you→Cost of waitingWhat a late start closes off→1099 tax calculatorContractor math, explained→Self-employed calculatorYour true take-home→

    Coverage for owners

    Business of oneGroup coverage solo→S-corp owner coverageThe owner's path→Coverage after COBRAWhen COBRA runs out→2026 coverage costWhy it jumped this year→

    Decide

    Is a PEO a fit?A straight yes or no→GlossaryEvery term, plainly→FAQAnswers before you ask→All Learn articlesThe full library→
  • Why
    Paid by the PEO, not youAn independent broker whose pay doesn't move with your plan.We run the math and connect you. You pay the PEO, never PEO Broker.How we get paid →No added cost to you, ever.

    The case

    Why a PEOWhat it is, when it pays→Why a brokerVersus going direct→Providers comparedHow the field stacks up→

    Our process

    How it worksQualify, analyze, place→How we calculateThe method, line by line→How we get paidYou pay the PEO, not us→

    The firm

    About PEO BrokerWhy we exist→For CPAsRun your client's math→For staffing agenciesPayroll and comp at scale→
See your number →
  • For Owners
  • For Teams
  • Pricing
  • Coverage

    Health plans

    National Tier 1 PPOPlan tiers and pricesPlan documents

    Benefits stack

    Dental and visionRetirement 401(k)Payroll, HR, compWorkers' comp coverage

    Start here

    All coverage detailsSee your number
  • Learn

    Taxes

    S-corp vs LLCCost of waiting1099 tax calculatorSelf-employed calculator

    Coverage for owners

    Business of one coverageS-corp owner coverageCoverage after COBRA2026 coverage cost

    Decide

    Is a PEO a fitGlossaryFAQAll Learn articles
  • Why

    The case

    Why a PEOWhy a brokerProviders compared

    Our process

    How it worksHow we calculateHow we get paid

    The firm

    AboutFor CPAsFor staffing agencies
See your number →

01What you get back

What the calculator returns

It runs on a few facts you already know: your net income, what you pay now for coverage, your state, your entity, and your team size if you have one. From those, it returns three things on one screen.

  • Return one

    Your personal 2026 return, run two ways

    Your current path next to the path through a group plan, so you can read the difference in your own taxes side by side.

  • Return two

    Your company cost model

    When you have a team, what group coverage for 1 to 25 W-2 employees would cost your business, set against what you carry now.

  • Return three

    Three group plan tiers

    A National Tier 1 PPO, the kind a large employer offers, with the current path next to the group path at each tier.

The first result tells you whether a group plan is likely to help you, change little, or cost more than it saves. The model is built to say no when staying put is the better move. That honesty is the point: PEO Broker is paid by the PEO, not by you, and only if you enroll, so the first result has no angle and asks nothing of you.

That bottom line answers the real question: whether getting inside a large group saves you more than the flat fee costs. For the right owner the structure can land neutral or ahead; for an owner it does not fit, the screen says so.

We are not the plan provider. A separate, licensed provider runs the plan. We run the math and connect you.

02Your privacy

What happens to your numbers

  • You see the first result before we know who you are.

    It is generated from your inputs and nothing else, before PEO Broker receives your name, email, or phone.

  • A 6-digit text code opens the full report.

    Every line, current path versus the group plan, built for your CPA to check. Nothing is stored or shared until you request it. The code keeps the report private to you, not a lead form in disguise.

See what the full report includes and see an annotated sample report.

03Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Does it cost anything?

No. The first result costs nothing. If you proceed, you pay the PEO a flat $150 per person per month for the full stack, or $75 for compliance only, month to month, and it does not climb as you grow. PEO Broker does not charge you.

Do I have to talk to anyone?

No. The first result comes from your own inputs, with no call required. You decide afterward whether a discovery call is worth your time.

What do you do with my numbers?

The first result is generated from your inputs alone. PEO Broker does not receive your name, email, or phone until you request the full report with a 6-digit text code. Nothing is stored or shared until then.

What if it says no?

Then staying where you are is likely the better move for now, and you saved yourself a sales process. You can run it again when your income, coverage cost, or team size changes. If you want to read through the call, see whether a PEO is a fit.

Will it show me whether the fee is worth it?

Yes. The first result shows whether the flat-fee structure pays for itself on your own 2026 numbers: your savings on tax and coverage, federal and state, against the flat fee and any change in what you pay for the plan. For the right owner it lands neutral or ahead. When it does not, the screen tells you to stay where you are, and you have your answer at no cost and with no call.

Last reviewed: June 2026.

No fee, no contact for the first result

Start with the math. See your 2026 number.

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Run your own figures before you give us a name.

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PEO Broker

An independent, math-first PEO referral partner.

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Who it is for

  • For Owners
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  • Is a PEO a fit
  • 2026 coverage cost
  • S-corp vs LLC
  • Cost of waiting

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  • Why a PEO
  • How we get paid

General information only. Not tax or legal advice. Eligibility depends on your business entity, ownership structure, state rules, and specific facts. Figures shown are typical results, not guaranteed.

PEO Broker is an independent referral partner. We do not sell, underwrite, or enroll coverage. Coverage is provided by a separate, licensed provider.

You pay the PEO, never PEO Broker. PEO Broker is a referral partner paid by the PEO when a client it introduces enrolls, at no added cost to you. The referral fee does not rise with the plan you choose or your premium.

Your numbers are generated from your inputs. Nothing is stored or shared until you request the full report.

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