For brokers & consultants

A perinatal benefit you can actually stand behind.

Renewal conversations are getting harder. The perinatal category is full of point-solution apps with thin clinical depth, low activation, and confusing pricing — and your clients can tell. Gaux is one membership covering family building through the toddler years, built on a network of named, vetted experts, and priced so the math actually works on a census slide.

What is broken

Three things every benefits team is dealing with.

Fragmentation.

A fertility vendor, a separate lactation vendor, a third app for postpartum mental health, and a fourth for sleep. Four contracts, four invoices, four logins, no continuity from month one to month eighteen. Members do not piece it together — they default to Google.

Benefits that are hard to activate.

A benefit can be difficult to renew when employees do not understand when or how to use it. A clear rollout, practical programming, and useful moments throughout the family journey matter.

Clinical depth on paper, not in practice.

Marketing pages list “board-certified experts” without naming them or showing credentials per profile. Editorial is anonymous. When clinical leadership asks “who is teaching this?”, there is often no straight answer.

How Gaux works in a benefits stack

One membership, the whole arc, credentials on the line.

Gaux is a single annual membership line that replaces the fertility-through-toddler patchwork. Every expert in the network lists their credentials on their profile. Clinical review is recorded where a piece requires it. Live and on-demand classes, a moderated community led by named professionals, and a directory of practitioners you can actually book.

  • Single membership. One annual membership line. No stage-by-stage vendor changes.
  • Vetted expert network. IBCLCs, doulas, PMH-C therapists, sleep consultants, OBs, RDNs, OTs, DPTs — all named.
  • Practical rollout. The founding pilot includes hands-on support so HR can onboard the right employees clearly.
  • Family-friendly economics. Annual cadence makes the per-member math obvious.
  • Low-lift pilot. No IT integration is required for the founding employer pilot described in the approved one-pager.
The broker pack

Everything you need to put Gaux on a renewal slide.

  • Census pricing

    Annual volume pricing with bands by population size, including the small-group cut. We will run the numbers on the census you send us.

  • One-page overview

    A single PDF a benefits manager can forward inside the company without follow-up questions.

  • Founding pilot overview

    The approved pilot scope, household coverage, annual volume pricing, and support model in one document.

  • Walk-through call

    A working session with a Gaux team member. We will join your renewal call if that is what the client needs.

Send us the census. We will send back the numbers.

We are easy to underwrite, easy to explain, and easy to keep. That is the whole positioning.

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