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Getting £100 to an employee costs £180–250.Aslan changes that arithmetic.

Reward, recognition, financial wellbeing and benefits — one card-powered platform. Enter your headcount, payroll and budgets, and see the case in hard savings, employee value, and a summary you can take to the board.

30+
uses per employee, per month, on averageAslan published
3x
more effective than a comparable pay riseAslan published
1/3
of the National Insurance rise, offsetAslan published

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What matters most to your organisation?

Pick as many as apply. We will weight the modules, calculators and evidence you see from here on.

Buyer lens

The same facts, argued the way your stakeholder thinks

Switching persona reweights the messaging and the evidence. It never changes the underlying numbers.

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What matters to Finance / CFO

Recurring cost reduction with a statutory basis and a short payback.

  • Employer NIC reduction at a statutory 15%
  • Cost per £1 of employee value delivered
  • Payroll economics versus a pay-rise alternative
  • Delivery risk and reversibility

The signature model

The Aslan value stack

Nine modules, three value layers, one honest total. Toggle anything off and watch the case change — because a business case that only goes up is not a business case.

Your Aslan value stack

Toggle a module to see it leave the model.

Total modelled value£600,096

Three value layers

  • Hard £ savings£264k
  • Employee value£336k
  • Strategic opportunity£318k

Hard savings are defensible employer cash. Employee value is delivered to people, not to the P&L. Strategic opportunity is scenario-based and is never added to a saving figure.

Value per employee

£500

Combined employer saving and employee value, per head, per year.

Depends on your assumptions

The argument that lands

A pay rise versus Aslan-enabled value

The cost of moving value through payroll is the quiet tax on every reward decision. Set the amount you want an employee to actually feel.

Equivalent pay-rise calculator

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Your opportunity

Traditional pay rise

£958

Employer cost per employee. Gross £833 plus employer NIC, to leave £600 in their pocket.

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Aslan-enabled value

£600

Employer cost per employee to deliver the same £600 of value, where the exemption applies.

Difference per employee

£358

Across the workforce

£430,000

Cost multiplier of the payroll route

1.60×

The comparison holds only where the Aslan route genuinely qualifies for an exemption or is funded from an NI saving. It is not a claim that all employee value can be delivered free of tax.

Why it matters

Aslan's own published figure is that getting £100 more to an employee now costs £180–250 through payroll. This is the argument that lands in a finance meeting: the same felt value for the employee, at a materially different cost to the business — and, unlike a pay rise, it does not compound into next year's pay bill, pension or NIC base.

Discipline

Everything here is traceable

Aslan's published claims, verbatim and linked. Nothing in this platform is a statistic we made up — where a number is not published, we model it as a labelled, editable assumption instead.