ACA subsidy estimator
Estimate your advance premium tax credit and what a benchmark plan might cost you each month.
Speak with a licensed insurance agent · TTY 711 Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Since 2023 the affordability of employer coverage is judged twice — once on the cheapest plan covering just the employee, and again on the cheapest plan covering the whole household. The two answers often disagree, and when they do, the family can buy subsidised Marketplace coverage while the employee stays on the work plan. Enter the two payroll figures and see where you land.
An estimate is a starting point. Sarah can look up the real figures for your county, check your doctors and prescriptions, and tell you what the numbers actually mean for you.
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This is an estimate, not a quote. Estimates only. Figures on this page use published 2026 plan-year values and the details you enter. They are not a quote, an offer of coverage, or a determination of eligibility. Your final premium and any advance premium tax credit are confirmed at enrollment on HealthCare.gov or with the carrier. CUPS Insurance is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operating on behalf of HealthCare.gov, the Health Insurance Marketplace, or any federal or state government agency. Plan availability, premiums and advance premium tax credits are set by the carriers and the Marketplace.
No. It is an estimate computed from published plan-year figures and the details you type in. It is not an offer of coverage or a determination of eligibility.
Your final premium and eligibility are confirmed at enrollment on HealthCare.gov or with the carrier.
From the HHS poverty guidelines (2025) and the Marketplace affordability schedule for plan year 2026. They are plan-year stamped and reviewed each January, when the federal government publishes the new ones.
If a figure here does not match what you see elsewhere, check which plan year the other source is quoting first.
Nothing. Carriers pay a commission when a plan is issued, and that commission is already built into the plan price whether you use an agent or not.
Buying the same plan on your own does not make it cheaper — it just means nobody checked your doctors and prescriptions first, and nobody picks up the phone in March when something goes wrong.
No, and no agency does. We are independent, which means we compare across the carriers listed on this site rather than representing a single one — but that is not the same as offering every plan on the market.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 8 organizations which offer 72 products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.
Sarah Wood Rodriquez, licensed since 2009 — over 17 years — and licensed in Utah, Arizona, Idaho. NPN 14943086.
The person who answers the phone is the person who reviews your plan. There is no call center and no handing you between departments.
Call Sarah, a licensed insurance agent, at 435-292-8777 (TTY 711) or book a call. The first conversation usually runs twenty to thirty minutes and there is nothing to sign.
Bring your prescription list and your doctors’ names — with those, the comparison can be a real one rather than a generic one.
She stays your agent. If a prescription moves tier, a doctor leaves the network, or a letter arrives that makes no sense, you call the same number and speak to the same person.
Every autumn your plan gets reviewed before Open Enrollment, because plans change even when your health does not. On Family glitch calculator that matters as much as the original enrollment.
No. Most conversations happen by phone or video, which is faster for most people. If you would rather meet face to face, the office is at 3293 Harrison Blvd #213, Ogden — by appointment only, so call before you come.
Hours are 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
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Compare what each path could cost you in a typical year — and in a tough one.
A real conversation with a licensed agent who will check your doctors and prescriptions before you decide — and answer the phone all year after that.
Office hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Ogden, Utah · NPN 14943086
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