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Turn a benefit employees often overlook into one they understand, trust, and use.
Learn more →DependentCares helps employers make dependent care benefits easier to use—while creating meaningful payroll tax savings. Our planned Caregiver Network brings care providers into the experience, too.

Illustration: 60 participants × $5,000 (average annual deferral) × 7.65%, before fees. Assumes contributions reduce both employer Social Security and Medicare taxes. Actual savings may be lower.
A dependent care benefit should connect the people who make care possible. Our Caregiver Network is designed to bring employers, working parents, and care providers into one coordinated experience.
Participating daycare and aftercare providers will be able to submit bills and supporting documents for linked parents in an employer’s DCA plan—taking routine claim paperwork off the parent’s plate.
Explore the Caregiver Network →Participating providers receive 1% of their claims actually reimbursed through DependentCares. We fund the year-end donation from our 3% administration fee.
Keep your existing enrollment and payroll process. Import election and deduction files into DependentCares, review the records, and use them to support claims administration.
Make dependent care simpler for employees, lighter for HR, and more valuable for the business.
Turn a benefit employees often overlook into one they understand, trust, and use.
Learn more →Each eligible pre-tax contribution can reduce the employer’s taxable payroll.
Learn more →Bring election records, claims, supporting documents, and account activity into one administrative workspace.
Learn more →Working families already carry enough. We bring the moving pieces together in one coordinated experience—so employees feel supported and HR spends less time chasing forms and answers.
Explore the platform →Bring election and payroll records into a reviewed workflow.
Plain-language guidance helps employees see the real value.
Employees submit receipts and administrators review claims.
See contributions, claim decisions, and recorded reimbursements.
Employers pay a flat 3% of employee deferrals, with no flat PEPM fee. Through the planned Caregiver Network, DependentCares funds a year-end donation equal to 1% of claims actually reimbursed for participating providers who submit bills through the platform. The donation comes from our fee, with no additional charge to employers or reduction in parent reimbursements.
One employer fee. More support for the people providing care.Adjust for your workforce. Some deferrals may reduce only Medicare-taxable wages, or produce no employer payroll tax savings.
1% of claims actually reimbursed for participating providers who submit through DependentCares.
Paid by DependentCares from the administration fee above. No additional employer charge. Parent reimbursements stay whole. The Caregiver Network is in development.
The network illustration assumes the share of annual deferrals you select is reimbursed through the network. The provider donation is funded by DependentCares from its 3% fee and is based on amounts paid, not approvals or elections. Changing network participation does not change the employer fee. The calculator starts with an assumed 7.65% employer tax rate; adjust it to reflect your workforce. Actual savings vary based on employee wages, the Social Security wage base, plan eligibility, tax treatment, and other factors. Savings may be less than the administration fee. Final pricing and services are confirmed in your agreement. See IRS Publication 15 and IRS Publication 15-B. This illustration is educational and is not tax or legal advice.
Education, supporting documents, claim review, and account records belong in one understandable experience.
Explore DCFSA basics →Eligible employees can generally exclude up to $7,500 of dependent care assistance from federal income, or $3,750 if married filing separately. Earned-income rules, eligibility requirements, and employer plan limits can reduce the available amount.
View IRS guidance ↗Parents can see what they’ve contributed, what is available, and where each claim stands. Approved amounts remain visible as reimbursements are prepared in installments from actual contributions.

Actual parent account view in the administrator’s sample workspace. All participant and financial records shown are demonstration data.
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