Group health insurance savings engine
Stop overpaying for group health insurance.
Three plan numbers show whether your renewal may be carrying avoidable waste. Get the savings number, then book the review if it matters.
RenewalRx calculator
Estimate annual overpayment
Enter three plan numbers. No documents required.
Your number will appear here.
Actual employer savings
Real savings examples. Big enough to change the business.
Scan the savings ticker, then run your own number.Actual anonymized employer savings examples supplied by PlanSavers. Your result depends on your current plan, renewal, and group profile.
Private review path
Start with the savings number.
A company-branded scheduler is required before public booking opens. Run the calculator first, then submit the private review request if the number matters.
No personal scheduler is exposed on the public site.
RenewalRx savings engine
A cleaner way to pressure-test the renewal.
Most businesses get a price comparison. RenewalRx turns the renewal into a decision system: diagnose the overspend, validate the savings, and move only when the economics justify action.
Run the savings engineExpose the likely overspend before renewal pressure takes over.
Convert savings into owner earnings, EBITDA, and revenue equivalents.
Review without forced broker change, documents, or obligation.
Book the review only when the number is worth a real conversation.
How RenewalRx works
Diagnose it. Validate it. Treat it.
- 01
Diagnose the overspend
Enter three plan details and expose the estimated annual waste.
- 02
Validate the diagnosis
Test the overspend against your actual plan and renewal.
- 03
Treat and monitor
Act when verified savings justify it, then monitor the plan so waste does not return.
Why typical renewals miss waste
Most quotes compare prices. They don’t remove the waste.
Businesses renew the same broken health-insurance cost structure year after year. RenewalRx exposes the avoidable spend buried in plan design, funding, risk, and vendor terms.
Typical renewal
- Compares premium prices
- Offers familiar plan variations
- Carries existing waste forward
- Can pay more when premiums rise
- Often produces short-term relief
RenewalRx review
- Evaluates total annual cost
- Examines design, funding, and risk
- No broker commissions
- Identifies avoidable overspend
- Builds for sustainable savings
For business owners
That money can stay in the business.
Click through actual anonymized employer savings examples below. If the waste is real, recovered cost can become operating performance, owner earnings, debt capacity, hiring capacity, or enterprise value.
Logistics business
Fleet, fuel, hiring, debt, or owner earnings capacity that can stay inside the business instead of disappearing into renewal waste.
- Annual savings
- $255,072
- Illustrative enterprise value
- $1,785,504
- Five-year retained operating earnings
- $1,275,360
There is no rational reason to carry an expensive renewal forward without running the numbers. No documents. No obligation. No forced broker change.
Savings examples are actual anonymized employer savings figures supplied by PlanSavers. Business-impact and 7× enterprise-value translations are illustrative, not accounting, tax, valuation, fiduciary, or insurance advice. Actual EBITDA treatment, recurrence, taxes, distributions, and valuation multiples vary by business.
Choose the fastest path
Built for owners, brokers, and advisors who need a number now.
Find out if the renewal is wasting money.
Use the calculator first. If the number matters, book the savings review.
Employer pathSend the ugly renewals before they become lost cases.
Bring the distressed case. RenewalRx helps diagnose the structure and preserve the opportunity.
Broker pathOpen a board-level savings conversation.
CPAs, CFOs, PE operators, and capital advisors can introduce a low-friction expense review.
Advisor pathFinancial professional referral channel
A cleaner introduction for clients who think in EBITDA, enterprise value, and avoidable operating cost.
RenewalRx gives CPAs, fractional CFOs, CEOs, PE operators, VC advisors, and finance-led consultants a credible way to surface health-plan waste without pretending to be the broker of record.
- Audience
- Owner, CFO, board, sponsor
- Signal
- Group health plan may contain avoidable waste
- Risk posture
- No PHI, no obligation, no forced broker change
- Business lens
- EBITDA, cash flow, enterprise value
Independent health-plan savings review.
No commissions. No obligation. Start with the calculator, then book the meeting when the number matters.
Keep your current team
Evaluate the savings without requiring an automatic broker change.
No obligation
You control whether the conversation goes any further.
No commissions
RenewalRx does not take broker commissions.
The practical details
Common questions.
Built to answer the questions that slow owners, CFOs, brokers, and advisors down before they take a low-stakes savings review.
Run the calculator firstHow is the overpayment estimate calculated?
The estimate uses your covered employee count, current total monthly premium, and plan deductible in a versioned proxy calibrated against annual case averages. It is a starting point, not a quote.
Is this a quote or guarantee?
No. The calculator produces a preliminary estimate. A specialist must review your complete plan and renewal information before any custom proposal can be prepared.
Can we keep our current broker?
Yes. RenewalRx can work alongside your existing team. You decide who participates and whether you move forward.
Does RenewalRx take broker commissions?
No. RenewalRx does not take broker commissions.
What information do we need to start?
Only the three calculator inputs and basic business contact details. No employee-level health information or plan documents are required to calculate an estimate.
What happens if the savings are real?
You decide whether to provide renewal information for a custom evaluation. If the verified savings do not justify action, there is no reason to continue.
Your next move
Stop carrying waste into another expensive renewal.
Start with the 30-second calculator. If the number is meaningful, book the meeting and decide from evidence.