Access Perks vs. Coverflex

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Access Perks
Score 9.9 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
Access Perks is an employee discount network. The vendor aims to help employers boost the value of their benefits, while saving workers money annually on their everyday purchases. Access Perks has direct relationships with over 350,000 restaurants, retailers, movie theaters, travel providers, theme parks, auto shops and more. Each Access Perks client receives a private-label website and "show your phone" mobile coupon app that employees can use to quickly find and redeem offers.…N/A
Coverflex
Score 8.0 out of 10
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Coverflex offers a variety of benefits and compensation tools for employees, including meal pay and spending budget management, a full digital insurance experience for health, personal accidents, life and pension insurance, a wallet, and the Flexpay on-demand payment solution.N/A
Pricing
Access PerksCoverflex
Editions & Modules
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Access PerksCoverflex
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsAccess Perks is priced based on the number of employees and the benefits package chosen by the employer. On average, the benefit costs about as much as a candy bar per employee, per month.
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Community Pulse
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User Ratings
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User Testimonials
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Likelihood to Recommend
Our offices are based in more metropolitan cities. Employees can easily use local deals as much as they want. Since we have been back to the office, Accessperks has especially been vital in making employees feel valued. It is very rewarding when employees personally thank you for such a beneficial program
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It's perfect to have visibility on my credit, as all the payments are registered immediately and automatically. I just think it leaves room for confusion on managing the benefits area, as it's not that intuitive so you need to read all the forums to understand how it works. Overall, I really like it
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Pros
  • easy to understand program
  • actual discounts that employees can use
  • Discounts on everyday things
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  • Monthly payments
  • Credit visibility
  • Tips for country legal aspects
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Cons
  • UX Design of Site
  • Expanded Perk Offerings
  • More Remote/Dispersed Benefit Programming
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  • Help Center
  • User Experience in the benefits area
  • More places to use our benefits
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Usability
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Because for some things, I think Coverflex is easy to use, has a good user experience and is quite straight forward.
But for some other areas, like the benefits area, it's not that intuitive and you need to investigate how to use it. Apart from this, is an easy platform.
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Alternatives Considered
We also evaluated Tickets at Work - both are highly comparable options, but we went with Access Perks given both their incomparable discount network and mobile coupon program. The Access Perks website is also much easier to use, for both administrators and employees, and offers a more compelling discount/perk ratio across the board.
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Return on Investment
  • Low Lift/High Impact Program
  • Ever-Expanding and Hands Free Offering
  • Increase Employee Satisfaction
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  • Saving time
  • Easier follow up on payments
  • Everything in one place
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ScreenShots

Access Perks Screenshots

Screenshot of Screenshot of the Access Perks web landing page.Screenshot of Mobile coupon app lets users show their device at the cash register and save.