Healthcare Purchasing Intelligence for Employers and Advisors
Rate My Benefits

Know what your benefits dollars are really buying.

Healthcare decisions are being made without visibility into the underlying economics.

Healthcare may be one of the largest expenses on the balance sheet — yet many organizations have limited visibility into how effectively those dollars are performing. Rate My Benefits helps employers benchmark their current strategy and identify whether meaningful opportunities may exist before renewal pressure takes over.

No SSNsNo disruptionBenchmarkingBroker-friendly pathsVendor intelligence
Independent  ·  Advisor-first

Built by advisors.
Designed for every advisor.

Rate My Benefits was created by advisors who believed there had to be a better way to analyze healthcare plans, protect sensitive employer information, and help employers make evidence-based decisions.

Whether you're an independent consultant, regional agency, or national brokerage, the platform exists to make you more valuable to your clients—not compete with you.

Your client relationships remain yours.
Your employer data remains yours.
Your recommendations remain yours.
We provide the intelligence that helps you make better decisions.

We don't sell insurance. We don't compete for your clients.
We help you deliver a higher standard of healthcare consulting.

Independent.  ·  Evidence-driven.  ·  Advisor-first.
Start safely

Two things. That’s all it takes to begin.

We are intentionally reducing friction. Most organizations already have enough information to see whether a deeper review is worth discussing.

1
Participation countHow many employees are currently enrolled in the health plan?
2
Annual healthcare spendApproximate annual employer healthcare spend across enrolled employees.

No census files. No SSNs. No disruption. Everything else can come later if the opportunity is worth pursuing.

The documentary

Before you rate your benefits, understand the game.

It’s Not Personal, It’s Just Healthcare explains why employers and employees keep paying more, getting less, and accepting the same broken rules.

See the Documentary →

The assessment gives employers the math. The documentary gives them the context.

Benefits are too expensive to leave unrated.

With just two numbers, you can begin measuring what matters.

Start my review ↗