Yes. If you’re looking beyond medical/dental/vision, the main category to evaluate is flexible employee-benefits / lifestyle-spending platforms. They let HR define budgets and eligible categories while employees use stipends or allowances for things such as wellness, learning, remote work, family care, and commuting.
| Tool | Stipends / LSA | Wellness | Commuter | Best fit |
|---|
| Benepass | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Flexible benefits delivered through a benefits-card experience |
| Compt | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Highly customized stipends and reimbursement policies |
| Forma | ✓ | ✓ | ✓/program-dependent | Larger organizations with more sophisticated benefits |
| Fringe | ✓ | ✓ | — | Lifestyle perks, wellbeing, rewards and recognition |
| WEX | ✓ LSA | Limited vs. lifestyle platforms | ✓ | Benefits administration + tax-advantaged commuter/accounts |
| Lively | ✓ | Some | ✓ | Traditional benefits plus LSA/commuter administration |
A few distinctions matter:
- Compt is particularly compelling if you want HR to create very specific allowance policies—its categories include wellness, family/elder care, WFH, professional development, pets, cell phone and commuting.
- Fringe takes a broader “employee experience” approach, combining lifestyle stipends with wellbeing, rewards, recognition, challenges, gifting and swag. It supports customizable monthly/quarterly/annual funding.
- WEX is stronger if commuter benefits and formal benefits-account administration are priorities. It supports commuter, LSA, HSA, FSA, HRA and other accounts, with extensive HRIS/payroll integrations.
- Benepass and Forma are worth putting on the shortlist if the goal is a more comprehensive flexible-benefits program rather than simply reimbursing a few expenses.
How I'd shortlist
If your requirements are specifically “give every employee a flexible monthly allowance that can cover wellness + lifestyle + commuting”, I'd start with Benepass, Compt, and Forma, then add WEX if tax-advantaged commuter administration is especially important.
One caveat: don't assume every wellness or lifestyle stipend is tax-free. Tax treatment depends on the benefit and how the program is structured, whereas qualifying commuter programs can receive specific tax treatment.
If you tell me your company size, countries/states of employees, and approximate monthly budget per employee, I can narrow this to the 3 best options and compare pricing, HRIS integrations, tax handling, and employee experience.