For business owners · Always free
You run a 2–50 person business in Illinois. You want to know what coverage actually costs, what the plans actually cover, and what your employees will actually pay. Allie shows you — with real rates, in plain English, in minutes.
Launching January 1 · No credit card · No obligation
Real numbers, not teasers
Allie quotes from the actual BCBSIL small-group rate book — the rates the carrier filed with the state — matched to your ZIP code and each employee's age. Level-funded options too, and more carriers on the way.
Carrier-filed BCBSIL rates across all 13 Illinois rating areas, mapped to over 1,200 ZIP codes — statewide, not just Chicagoland. Wherever your business sits, your quote is priced from the rate book the carrier filed for your area.
Carrier-filed · BCBSIL · filed with the stateType your people in, upload a spreadsheet, or drop the carrier bill you already have — Allie reads it and builds your census, flagging anything missing instead of guessing.
Your comparison exports to CSV. Take it to anyone. It's your data about your business — we don't hold it hostage.
Statewide, not just Chicagoland
Downstate, suburban, or right in the Loop — all 13 Illinois rating areas are loaded, mapped to over 1,200 ZIP codes. Enter yours and Allie prices your plans from the exact rate book the carrier filed for your area. No "call us for pricing," no regional gaps.
All 13 rating areas · 1,200+ ZIP codes · carrier-filedNo broker-speak
Side by side: premium, deductible, out-of-pocket maximum, what a doctor visit costs, what your share is and what each employee's share is. Allie explains the tradeoffs the way a person would — not a benefits brochure.
We never flash a made-up "you could save $X!" banner. You see the actual rates and the actual differences. The math is yours to check.
Allie remembers what you chose and why. Next renewal, you start from your history — not from a blank form and a fading memory.
The difference
Nothing here is anyone's fault — small-group insurance has just always run on phone calls, PDFs, and paper. It doesn't have to. This is what the Allie way actually looks like on screen:

| The old way | With Allie | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting quotes | Send your census, wait days, play phone tag, repeat for every option you want to see. | Enter your ZIP and your team; see real carrier-filed rates in minutes, self-serve, as many times as you like. |
| Understanding plans | A 40-page benefits PDF and a highlighter. | Side-by-side comparisons in plain English, with the tradeoffs spelled out before you pick. |
| Enrollment | Paper forms chased from desk to desk, deciphered and re-keyed. | Employees enroll themselves with secure codes — in English or Spanish — and you watch it come together. |
| Next year's renewal | Start from scratch. Re-explain your company, re-send your census, try to remember why you chose what you chose. | Allie already knows your plans, your people, and last year's reasoning. You start from your history. |
Your team's side
Once you've picked the lineup, each employee gets a secure access code. No accounts, no passwords, no app to install. They see their real cost after your contribution, ask Allie questions in plain language, and confirm their elections — with a confirmation email as their receipt. The same enrollment, both languages — the employee picks:


Each employee enters with their own secure code in a short-lived session. Questions to Allie are anonymized on the spot — no name, no employer, no identifiers — so a shared computer can't expose a coworker's business, and there's nothing identifying to leak. We keep the lesson, never the identity.
Dental, vision, and voluntary benefits enroll in the same flow, and every election lands in one place you and your advisor can see.
Straight answers
Honest answer: it depends on the plan's network, and you should check before you choose — not after. Every plan Allie shows names its carrier network, and you can look any doctor up in the carrier's provider directory before you commit. If keeping a specific doctor matters to someone on your team, make that lookup part of the decision. Allie will nudge you to.
No. You never enter a phone number to see your rates, and nobody cold-calls you for trying. A licensed advisor from the agency behind the platform is there when you want a human — by your choice, not a dialer's.
Only if you want it to. If you have a broker you like, keep them — AllieAdvisor is a platform brokers use too, and a client who arrives through a broker stays that broker's client, by hard platform rule. If you don't have one, the licensed agency behind the platform serves that role.
Minutes. About sixty seconds to register, a few minutes to enter your team (faster if you upload a spreadsheet or a carrier bill), and your quotes are on screen. Deciding is the part worth taking your time on — and everything waits for you, saved.
Yes. Each employee gets their own secure access code and enrolls whenever suits them — lunch break, evening, from any device with a browser. No accounts to create, no app to install. You see completed elections as they come in.
Yes — the full employee enrollment runs in Spanish: the plans, the costs, and Allie's guidance. Each employee picks their language themselves. Nothing is machine-garbled or abbreviated for the Spanish side.
There isn't one, and here's the money trail: AllieAdvisor was built by Legacy Consulting Agencies, a licensed Illinois agency. When a group enrolls, the agency earns the standard licensed-agent commission from the carrier — the same commission built into every small-group premium whether an agent helps you or not. You never pay extra for the platform, and your rates are the carrier's filed rates either way.
Launching January 1
The platform opens to employers January 1. Tell us about your team and a licensed advisor will show you your real numbers — no credit card, no obligation, no sales calls you didn't ask for.
Free for employers. It stays free — quoting is how we earn your trust, not your money.