The questions owners ask me before the first real conversation.
How I work and get paid, what a PEO is, how co-employment works, what it costs, what transition looks like, and what the analysis actually shows.
No dodges. If the answer is "it depends," I tell you on what.
Working with me
Do I pay you anything?
Placeholder answer: you pay the PEO, never me; pointer to how I get paid.
Am I tied to one PEO?
Placeholder answer: I am independent and compare the market for you.
Do I really work with you directly?
Placeholder answer: yes, start to finish, no rep and no call center.
PEO fit and cost
Who is a PEO a fit for?
Placeholder answer: the honest fit, and who it is wrong for.
What does it cost?
Placeholder answer: how PEO cost is structured, described plainly, no internal economics.
How long does it take?
Placeholder answer: typical timeline from analysis to first payroll.
Co-employment
What is co-employment, plainly?
Placeholder answer: the plain-language version of the structure.
What stays under my control?
Placeholder answer: what you keep and what the PEO administers.
The analysis
What does the report actually show?
Placeholder answer: tax position and the full PEO financial comparison.
Can my CPA check it?
Placeholder answer: yes, every figure is sourced and built to be checked.
What if the math says no
What if a PEO does not make sense for me?
Placeholder answer: I tell you to stay put; I have no fee riding on a yes.
See your number, before any sales call.
Run your real figures against current law and rates. No call required to see it, and every line is sourced.