Employee wellness software is a platform an employer offers to staff to support their health day to day. The market splits into five clear categories, and most shortlists go wrong by comparing platforms that solve different problems. This guide sets out the categories, who is commonly cited in each, and the five questions worth asking before you sign.
MetricPoint builds food intelligence apps and sits in the last category below. Platforms in the other categories are named because buyers regularly compare them; we have no commercial relationship with them.
| Category | Commonly compared platforms | Best for | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Activity, challenges & incentives | Wellable, Vantage Fit, WellSteps, YuMuuv, Wellness360, Sprout at Work | Company-wide step and habit challenges, wearable syncing, reward points. | Participation often peaks during a challenge and drops afterwards. |
| Mental health & therapy access | Modern Health, Headspace for Work, Spring Health | Counselling sessions, coaching and guided mindfulness content. | High value per user, but only a minority of staff typically enrol. |
| Gym & fitness subsidies | Wellhub (formerly Gympass), ClassPass for Business | Discounted access to gyms and studios across many locations. | Usage concentrates among employees who already exercise. |
| Health plan & care navigation | Personify Health, CoreHealth, Quantum Health | Biometric screening, health risk assessments, claims-linked programs. | Usually enterprise-priced and tied to a specific health plan. |
| Food & ingredient intelligence | MetricPoint (Foodsage, SafaScan, LabelBaby) | Everyday food decisions: allergens and sensitivities, halal verification, baby and family product safety. | It complements rather than replaces a clinical or mental health program. |
MetricPoint is employee wellness software for food decisions. Employees get three apps in one benefit at a flat $7.99 per employee per month, activated with their corporate email domain.
The apps provide nutrition and ingredient information. They are wellness tools and do not diagnose or treat any condition. See the employer overview or the employee wellness program details.