The #2 expense, run on rails.
Your clients spend more on group health than anything except payroll. Dynasty Operating System is the operating layer that runs that expense across your entire book — transparent, capped, and built so the math works before you sign.
See the Tiers → Download Deck (PDF)The #2 expense on every client's P&L. Your firm can either watch it — or run it.
Every plan we open shows the same shape. That shape is the product.
Carrier renewal letter. Current premium and rates.
Most recent monthly medical plan billing statement.
Employee census — ages, dependents, location.
Owner reads it in five minutes. Firm reads it across the entire book. Same scoreboard, every quarter, every client.
DOS slots into the work you already do — without rebuilding your firm.
You hold the deposit. You see the cash flow. You finance the growth. You don't have to leave the #2 expense to brokers — DOS lets the bank become the trusted operator on group health, without writing a single policy. Every client conversation gets sharper, every commercial relationship gets stickier, and the bank becomes the one place the owner can run the whole P&L.
Pricing scales with how many clients your firm actually runs through DOS. No "unlimited uploads." No hidden escalators. The ceiling is visible before you start.
Once a firm has seen the Scoreboard and quarterly EBITDA impact across its book, $50,000/year is the natural baseline license for serious firms using DOS across their right-fit portfolio.
At 8% annual trend, a $500K group health plan becomes $735K in five years — without a single change.
Compounded at 8% annual trend — without a single change.
Pick the tier that matches your book. The fee is locked — no surprises, no escalators. Your firm gets DOS as a tool, not a vendor relationship.
Each client takes their DIM. Three documents in. Scoreboard lights up. You see exactly what the #2 expense is costing — and where the waste lives.
The 5 broken / 5 confidence pattern emerges across your book. Waste identified, reported, and recovered — with the owner always in the chair.
If you're advising on the #2 expense, you should know what your own DIM looks like.
We bring the engine. You bring three documents from one client. Forty-five minutes. You leave with the scoreboard.