Keep 100% of your book.
Forever.
Every group you BOR in your first 12 months at BENEFITRA stays at 100% commission — for life. No taper. No step-down. No giveback. Plug in your numbers and see what the next 5 years look like.
What This Means For You
This free tool takes the guesswork out of understanding your agent earnings projection costs. Instead of trying to piece together information from multiple sources or waiting for a broker callback, you can get clear numbers in about two minutes.
Enter your information below — no account needed, no email required. The results will give you a solid starting point for making informed decisions about your benefits strategy.
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Your Growth Expectations with BENEFITRA
Where will your new groups come from?
Different lead sources pay different commission rates. This reflects who did the work to find and qualify the client.
The Numbers
Side-by-side comparison: your current trajectory vs. partnering with BENEFITRA.
Annual Income Comparison
| Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | 5-Year Total |
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Year 5 Income Breakdown by Source
Commission Structure at a Glance
| BOR'd Book (within 12-month window) Forever | 100% |
| Agent-Sourced New Business | 75% |
| Warm Leads / Callbacks | 70% |
| Qualified Appointments | 65% |
| Fully BENEFITRA-Sourced | 50% |
| SaaS — BOR'd Book | 25% lifetime |
| SaaS — New Business | 25% Y1 / 15% Y2+ |
| Departure Trail | 50% of current rate, lifetime |
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These projections are based on your inputs. Let's talk about making them real.
YOU OWN YOUR BOOK. FOREVER.
Every group you BOR within your first 12 months at BENEFITRA stays at 100% commission for life. No Year 2 haircut. No Year 3 step-down. No giveback — ever.
If you leave or retire, you continue earning 50% of your commission rate for life on all groups that remain. On BOR'd groups, that's 50%. On agent-sourced new business, that's 37.5%.
No non-compete. No non-solicit. Just a fair structure that rewards partnership.
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Getting Started — Your Next Steps
- Capture your results — take a screenshot or write down the key figures
- Compare these estimates against your most recent renewal notice
- Bring these numbers to your next conversation with your broker or advisor
- Ask about any hidden fees, participation requirements, or waiting periods
- Target your next renewal date as the ideal time to make any changes
Common Questions
Is this agent earnings projection calculator really free?
How accurate are these estimates?
What should I do with these results?
Projecting how a benefits book grows over time
A single year of commissions tells you little about the value of a benefits practice. The real story is how renewals stack on new business year after year. This projection calculator models that compounding, so an agent can see what a book is likely worth in three, five, or more years under different growth and retention assumptions.
Strong retention is what separates a flat income from a compounding one, because every retained case carries its renewal commission forward while new cases pile on top. Adjusting the retention rate in the model shows how much long-term value rides on keeping clients rather than only chasing new ones.
To pressure-test a single year first, start with the Agent Earnings Planner, then return here to project the book forward.
What drives a book's long-term value:
- New cases added per year
- Retention rate on existing cases
- Your commission structure
- Compounding of renewals over time
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Frequently asked questions
What assumptions drive the projection?
New cases added per year, your retention rate on existing cases, and your commission structure. Small changes in retention have an outsized effect over a multi-year horizon.
Why project several years out?
Because a benefits book is a recurring-revenue asset. Its value comes from the renewal stream, which only becomes visible when you model multiple years.
How sensitive is the result to retention?
Very. Because retained cases keep paying renewal commission while new business adds on top, even a few points of retention change the long-term total meaningfully.