Renewal Impact Calculator
Quantify exactly how much your current renewal rate will cost over the next 5 years. See the compounding effect and the self-funding savings opportunity in your specific numbers.
Your carrier just handed you a 10–15% increase. Here's a structured, step-by-step plan to understand what's driving it, benchmark your costs, and evaluate every alternative — including self-funding.
The problem
Fully-insured renewals average 8–12% annually. Over 5 years, that compounds to a 47–76% total increase — with no change in your benefits design or provider network.
The outcome
A clear picture of your cost drivers, a benchmark comparison against peers, and a prioritized action plan — whether that's negotiating your renewal, moving to level-funding, or transitioning to self-funding.
6 steps · Free · No login required to start
Quantify exactly how much your current renewal rate will cost over the next 5 years. See the compounding effect and the self-funding savings opportunity in your specific numbers.
A 10-minute assessment of your plan design, funding strategy, and cost drivers. Identifies the specific levers you can pull to reduce your renewal — before you negotiate.
See how your PEPM, claims ratio, and renewal rate compare to employers your size and industry. Benchmarks are your most powerful negotiating tool.
Self-funded employers largely eliminate the carrier administrative load driving your renewal. This 15-question assessment tells you if your organization is ready to make the move.
Already self-funded? Skip to step 5 to evaluate your TPA and stop-loss.
If you move to self-funding, your TPA is the most important decision you'll make. Compare vendors on network access, claims processing, reporting, and cost containment programs.
The most comprehensive employer benchmark available. Compare your plan across 126 metrics — funding strategy, pharmacy, stop-loss, vendor performance, and more.