Regional PEO under OneDigital's national insurance umbrella
Our take
Resourcing Edge is the right answer in a narrow set of cases: you're an SMB in Texas or the surrounding region, you're already working with OneDigital as your benefits broker, and you want to consolidate the relationship. Outside that window, the bigger national PEOs typically have better master health plan rates.
• SMBs 10–150 employees
• Clients already using OneDigital as benefits broker
• Texas and regional employers
• Companies needing top-tier master health plan buying power
• Tech-first buyers
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Resourcing Edge fits: SMBs 10 to 150 employees, Clients already using OneDigital as benefits broker and Texas and regional employers. Its published company-size range is 10 to 150 employees, and it writes Professional Services, Healthcare, Construction and Manufacturing. OneDigital ownership provides unified benefits-brokerage + PEO under one parent for clients who want a single relationship.
Resourcing Edge is not the right fit for: Companies needing top-tier master health plan buying power and Tech-first buyers. Smaller WSE base than the top-10 PEOs means thinner master medical plan leverage; less brand recognition than national peers.
Resourcing Edge does not publish rates. Pricing model: Quote-only PEPM, quoted per client from your census, state mix and workers comp class codes. Contract terms: Annual contracts.
Yes. Resourcing Edge is on the IRS certified PEO (CPEO) list and is ESAC accredited. A CPEO takes on sole liability for federal employment taxes and avoids the wage-base restart when you join mid-year.
The providers most often compared with Resourcing Edge are G&A Partners, Questco and Engage PEO. The right alternative depends on why you are looking. The usual reason: Smaller WSE base than the top-10 PEOs means thinner master medical plan leverage; less brand recognition than national peers. A free side-by-side puts Resourcing Edge next to the PEOs that fit your headcount, states and industry.