TriNet PEO Pricing: What We Have Verified

What we have verified about TriNet’s pricing: model, employee minimum and contract terms, each with a source. A quoted rate on file is the missing field — we do not invent one.

TriNet pricing: what the record holds. Blank means no primary source on file.
Published pricing modelFlat per-employee per-month (PEPM) fee for services plus separate costs for employee benefits, workers' compensation, and payroll taxes; never a percentage of payroll source (opens in new window)
Minimum worksite employees5 employees (serves small to medium-size businesses with five to more than 1,000 employees) source (opens in new window)
Standard contract termNo fixed term in the form Subscriber Service Agreement; cancellable on 30 days' written notice source (opens in new window)
Notice required to exit30 days' written notice; termination effective at the end of the next calendar month source (opens in new window)

What is missing, and why it matters

The field that decides whether this page is useful — an actual quoted rate, a rate sheet, or a published fee schedule with a source and a verification date — is not on file for any provider yet. We will not state a rate we cannot point to. Until then, the strongest tool is the cost calculator, which prices the quote you actually received instead of a market figure we made up.

Getting a quote you can compare

Ask for the administrative fee stated separately from insurance and statutory pass-throughs, in writing. The seven questions on the cost page are designed to produce exactly that, and the hidden-fees page lists what the quote will omit.

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