On-Demand Pay. Built for Retail.

Reduce your staff turnover and unfilled shifts by rewarding hard work more immediately.

Earned Wage Access

Earned Wage Access enables workers to access their earned wages before payday. This supports financial wellbeing, reduces staff turnover and incentivises overtime. All without impacting on your cashflow or payroll process.

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Helping clients across retail

Staffing has always been a challenge in retail. With high employee turnover, seasonal demand spikes, and the constant pressure to deliver great customer service even when stores are short-staffed, Earned Wage Access can make a real difference. It’s proven to attract, retain, and motivate retail teams:

50%

Lower staff turnover

62%

Fewer unfilled shifts

13%

Less absenteeism

High-Tech. No-Debt.

Level and Stream (Wagestream) are the only two UK providers with the technology to automate On-Demand Pay, meaning your payroll team don’t need to make any manual deductions. However, unlike Wagestream, the Level app is debt-free and doesn’t cross-sell other services like credit cards to your staff.

Designed to be intuitive

Designed with users at its heart, the Level app makes managing pay effortless. It’s simple, easy to use, and built to give employers complete peace of mind that employees are never cross-sold to.

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Don’t just take our word for it

The Conic Group, a family-owned hospitality group, made the decision to use Level.

“The move to Level was easy and fuss-free!”

- Steven Dobbin, Group Operations Manager

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