Administrative fees compounding annually
PEO pricing resets. Underwriting assumptions evolve. Contract leverage shifts at renewal. Without executive-level oversight, many companies remain inside structures that no longer match their scale, risk profile, or capital strategy — and discover misalignment only after lock-in.
Built for growth-stage companies and private equity-backed teams.
A PEO isn’t
a one-time Decision
If you are already operating inside a PEO, the question is no longer selection — it is alignment.
The PEO Alignment Review™ provides independent governance of pricing, contract structure, renewal exposure, and workforce fit before drift compounds into margin or diligence risk.
Signals That Governance May Be Absent:
Two Outcomes.
One Independent Standard.
Every engagement begins with independent validation of fit, pricing position, and contract exposure.
What’s included in the
Alignment Review
Assessment of whether the PEO structure remains appropriate relative to scale, entity structure, and workforce complexity.
Evaluation of administrative fees, risk pools, class codes, and renewal mechanics prior to contract reset.
Alignment review of contribution strategy, carrier structure, and cost trajectory.
Classification accuracy, MOD factor exposure, and pricing distortion risk.
Analysis of notice periods, auto-renewal provisions, termination mechanics, and leverage windows.
A written governance report outlining structural exposure, pricing position, and recommended next steps
A clear process built
for busy teams
Typical turnaround: 8–10 business days once intake is complete.
What businesses typically uncover

Administrative fees compounding annually

Workers’ comp misclassification distorting risk pricing

Benefits plans and cost misaligned with workforce strategy

Renewal resets misaligned with current market leverage
Typical turnaround: 8–10 business days once intake is complete.