Employee Benefits

A working list of the 4 companies in this collection. Refreshed continuously from public sources, ATS feeds, and funding databases.


Companies
4
With funding
4
Top city
Menlo Park
Tracked capital
$3.3B

The Employee Benefits collection tracks 4 companies, roughly 4 of them venture-funded, with Menlo Park the most common headquarters. Together they account for $3.3B in tracked capital.


SECTION I · EMPLOYEE BENEFITS ROSTER

Companies in Employee Benefits

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Displaying 4 companies

Carrot Fertility logo
Carrot is a simple way to design the right fertility plan for your company while expanding coverage to all employees regardless of age, sexual orientation, gender identity or marital status.
Menlo ParkCA200 - 1,0002016$114,220,000
Namely logo
HR has the power to transform company culture and advocate for data-driven decisions. Namely helps you do just that.
New YorkNY500 - 1,0002012$222,500,000
Gusto logo
It’s time to tame the chaos of payroll, benefits, and HR.
San FranciscoCA2,000 - 5,0002011$746,100,032
Workday logo
Workday provides SaaS-based enterprise solutions for a company's human resources and financial management activities.
PleasantonCA20,4002005$2,230,550,000

SECTION II · THE BRIEF

The rest of the brief

Brief #48812Updated 24 SEP 2026EMPLOYEE BENEFITSCOLLECTION BRIEF
Employbl Company Profile

Inside Employee Benefits

What we publish for members: hiring momentum, comp bands, and investor activity behind the 4 companies above.

Companies
4
With funding
4
Top city
Menlo Park
Tracked capital
$3.3B
Section II · Full ProfileFree with an account
  • 01Hiring momentum across Employee Benefits (last 90 days)Locked
  • 02Recently-funded companies hiring nowLocked
  • 03Open roles across the collection (live ATS feed)Locked
  • 04Comp bands by stage and headcountLocked
  • 05Investor activity in the last 12 monthsLocked

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