Want to save on nursery fees?

Right now, you probably pay for your nursery bill out of your take home pay, or net salary, after you’ve paid tax and national insurance. This means that, if your gross salary is £ per year, and your nursery fees are £ per month, your take home pay is roughly £0 after you've paid your nursery bill.

With Gogeta, your nursery still charges the same amount and your pay stays the same. The difference is you’re paying your nursery bill directly out of your gross salary, before you get taxed.

That means your take home pay (after your nursery bill has been paid) is £0, saving you £0 every single month.

To run the workplace nursery scheme, Gogeta Nursery charges a platform fee, which is added to the amount you salary sacrifice every month. When you apply for Gogeta Nursery, you’ll get a full breakdown of the savings, the platform fee and the amount you’ll salary sacrifice every month. All the savings shown in our calculators are inclusive of this fee, so the savings shown are the real savings you will experience.

Your nursery also benefits when you sign up to Gogeta. As part of the scheme, your employer makes an additional financial contribution to your child’s nursery.

This is 12.5% of your nursery fees and is paid directly to your nursery. It doesn’t cost you anything and for employers it’s covered by the national insurance contribution savings they make, so it’s cost neutral to them too.