Wellometry: Workplace wellbeing, measured
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Wellometry

Measure wellbeing.
See trends.
Act early.

Designed by occupational health physicians

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Employee surveys that give you insight into workplace wellbeing.

See how it works

■  01. The problem

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Most employers find out too late

Disengaged, burned-out employees cost organisations billions every year in turnover, absenteeism and lost productivity.

A single case of work-related stress costs an average of 22.9 working days, more than four weeks, before cover and management time. Most employers have no way of seeing it coming.

£22.9bn
Annual cost of work-related injury and ill health, Great Britain.
964,000
Workers reporting work-related stress, depression or anxiety.
52%
Share of all work-related ill health those cases account for.

SOURCE: HSE KEY FIGURES, GREAT BRITAIN 2023/24

■  02. Why Wellometry

Wellometry gives you an early warning. Your people answer a short, anonymous survey each month, and our trend analysis algorithm shows which departments are moving and in which direction, while there’s still time to act.

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Written by occupational health professionals

Every question authored and reviewed by practising Occupational Health Clinicians, built on established frameworks.

02

Anonymous by design

A response carries no employee reference.

03

Trends, and what to do about them

Wellbeing tracked across five domains and every department, with a written report each quarter and an annual one. A department drifting downwards shows up as a change in a score, before it shows up in turnover, sickness absence or a grievance.

■  03. What gets measured

Five evidence based domains, every cycle

  • D1

    Workload

    The gap between what is asked of people and what they have the time, emotional capacity and say to give.

  • D2

    Support

    Whether people have help, direction and a voice when things change.

  • D3

    Safety

    Whether people feel safe at work, in body and in speaking up.

  • D4

    Recognition

    Whether good work is noticed and fairly rewarded, and a route forward is visible.

  • D5

    Morale

    How people feel about the work itself, and whether they have the energy for it.

■  04. How it works

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  1. 01

    Set up your organisation

    Create your account, add departments, and upload your employee list.

  2. 02

    Send pulse surveys

    Employees receive an anonymous survey link by email once a month. No app, no login.

  3. 03

    View trends and act

    Live dashboard shows scores and data as it comes in. Monthly, Quarterly and Annual Reports show patterns and trends.

■  05. Pricing

Typically around £1.50 per employee, per month.

One fixed monthly fee.

60 days free from your first survey. Cancel anytime.

Under 100

£90

per month · £1.80 at 50 people

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100 to 200

£225

per month · £1.50 at 150 people

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201 to 500

£450

per month · £1.29 at 350 people

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501+

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■  What every plan includes

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Every employee surveyed

Bands set the price. Include everyone.

All five domains

Workload, support, safety, recognition and morale, with department breakdowns on every one.

Anonymous responses

We hold a work email address, a department and, if your file has one, a site. No names, no job titles. Responses carry no employee identifier, and department results are hidden for any department with fewer than five people or fewer than five responses.

Regular reporting

A written report each quarter, an annual report, and the dashboard whenever you want it.

■  Your 60 day free trial

Your 60 days start when you send your first survey, not when you sign up, so you can set up departments and load your people without the clock running.

That gives you two full survey cycles. Each survey closes after 14 days and produces a cycle note: scores across all five domains, department breakdowns and your response rate. By the end of the trial you’ll have two cycle notes, a live dashboard that pools both surveys so more departments clear the five-person minimum, and a clear picture of where your organisation stands.

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