Insperity is a back-office HR department for small and mid-sized businesses, handling payroll, benefits, and compliance so clients don't have to hire their own staff. Think of it as renting a full HR team without the overhead.
Revenue comes from recurring fees on its PEO and HCM platforms, with gross margin around 13% and net margin near zero—a thin, service-heavy business where scale and client retention matter more than pricing power.
Switching costs are real—clients embed Insperity into payroll and benefits, and ADP and Paychex would need to replicate its integrated compliance stack. But margins are eroding as competition from those two giants and newer cloud HCM tools like Rippling pressu
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