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Brite review for benefits brokers: pricing, carrier feeds and enrollment

By the IAT editorial team | Updated October 9, 2026

Brite lets brokers build branded, phone-friendly benefits guides with a built-in plan picker and an AI assistant. Employees open a guide from one link and then enroll in the employer's own system.

Three plans are billed monthly. Prices are by quote.

Best for
Brokers who build benefits guides for many clients and want a plan picker employees can open without logging in
Type
Benefits guides and decision support
Price
Quote only. Three plans billed monthly
Who pays
The broker or employer that subscribes. Carriers may fund done-for-you builds
Carrier feeds
None. Plan data comes in from quoting and placement tools
ACA and COBRA
Neither
Demo or trial
Demo on request

Our take

Brite suits a broker who sends every client a benefits guide each renewal and wants that work to look polished and go faster. Master guides fill in each client's plans for you.

It isn't an enrollment system. Pair it with one that sends carrier files.

Pros

  • Guides open from one link with no login
  • Plan picker that needs no personal data
  • Pulls plans from quoting and renewal tools
  • Engagement data across your whole book

Cons

  • No enrollment or carrier files
  • No ACA or COBRA tools

Plans and pricing

Screenshot of Brite's pricing page at britebenefits.com
Brite's pricing page at britebenefits.com, as it looked on October 8, 2026.
How it's priced
Three plans by quote, billed monthly
Every plan
The full builder, branded guides, sharing, analytics and support
Changes
Add seats or move up a plan any time
Sold separately
Guide builds by Brite staff, rush delivery, extra training and advanced texting

Which plan has it

FeatureStandardPremiumPro
User seatsOneSeveralUnlimited
Help center and training
Guided onboardingPriority
Dedicated success manager
Guided builds of your guides (done with Brite staff)OneSeveral

Standard is for solo brokers and small teams. Pro is for large teams with many clients.

Who buys it and who pays

Who buys it
Brokers from solo to large teams, and employer HR teams
Who pays
The subscribing broker or employer
Done-for-you service
Brite Professional Services, which carrier partners may fund
Employees
Open guides from a link with no login

Decision support

What it asks
Expected care, life stage and cost preferences. No personal details needed
What employees see
Suggested plans side by side and a cost summary they can save or send
AI assistant
Answers typed or spoken questions from the guide, with sources, in the guide, Slack, Teams or text

Guides and enrollment

Brite doesn't take elections. Each guide ends by sending employees to the employer's enrollment system.

Building guides

  • Plan import from PDFs, SBCs or spreadsheets
  • Drag-and-drop editor with templates and version history
  • Agency master guides that fill in each client's plans
  • Multi-Class for different plans and rules by class or location

Sharing and tracking

  • One link by email, text, Slack, Teams, intranet or QR code
  • Scheduled email and text reminders
  • Translation into more than 100 languages
  • Analytics by page and across your whole book

Where plan data comes from

SourceWhat comes inDirection
PlansightFinal renewal dataInto Brite
PerfectQuote, a group quoting toolFinal quote dataInto Brite
ThreeFlow, a benefits placement platformPlans, designs and ratesInto Brite
ZywaveACA individual plans by ZIP codeInto Brite

Brite sends no carrier files. Its content marketplace lists carrier content from UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Guardian, Unum and others.

Payroll and HR connections

Connects toWhat movesDirectionHow
GustoBrite guides during onboarding and open enrollmentInto Gusto, then on to Gusto enrollmentAccount link

Getting started

  1. Book a demo

    Pick Standard, Premium or Pro.

  2. Import plans

    Upload SBCs or pull data from your quoting tool.

  3. Build the guide

    Start from a template or your agency's master guide.

  4. Share and track

    Send one link and watch views and completions.

Brite Professional Services usually delivers a done-for-you guide in 5 to 15 business days.

Security and HIPAA

HIPAA

Brite says it isn't subject to HIPAA and asks users not to enter identifiable health data. The plan picker needs no personal details.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Brite cost?

Standard, Premium and Pro are quoted and billed monthly.

Does Brite handle enrollment?

No. Guides send employees on to the employer's enrollment system.

Do employees need a login?

No. They open the guide from a link or QR code.

Can Brite build the guide for me?

Yes. Professional Services usually delivers in 5 to 15 business days.

How we researched this review. We based this review on the terms and product pages published by Brite, reviewed in October 2026, together with our team's experience working with insurance agents and agency owners since 2008.

Corrections

Vendors change their pricing all the time and they don't email us when they do. So if you see a price on here that's gone up, a plan Brite quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where Brite has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.

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