Kettle for employers

Give your rail commuters Premium, as a benefit.

Late trains cost your people time and patience. Kettle Premium helps them catch the train that gets in on time and find a way round when the line is blocked. Buy it for your team, at a lower price for each person.

  1. Choose how many placesFrom 10 people, for a year. One invoice, paid by bank transfer or card.
  2. Share your linkWe set up a sign-up link for your company. Staff join with their work email address and get Premium straight away.
  3. Move places as people come and goWhen someone leaves, their place goes to someone else, and they keep Kettle’s free plan.

Talk to us

We price by the size of your team, and the more people you cover, the less each place costs. Tell us your company and roughly how many people commute by train, and we’ll come back to you with a price.

Email benefits@kettletrains.com

Or tell your reward and benefits team about us.

  • Private by designYou see how many places are in use. Never anyone’s stations, trains or journeys.
  • Simple on taxAt well under £50 a person, it may count as a trivial benefit, with no tax or National Insurance to pay or report. HMRC’s conditions apply (for example, it can’t be a reward for work or part of anyone’s contract), so check with your payroll adviser.
  • Made for hybrid workingJust as useful for someone in the office two days a week as for an everyday commuter.
  • Sits beside a season ticket loanMany employers already help with the fare. Kettle helps with the journey itself.
  • Any phone or computerKettle works in any up-to-date browser, and as an app on iPhone and Android.

Included with Kettle for employers

Your own train screen in reception

Put a live screen on your reception or office TV: a map centred on your nearest station, coloured by how the trains are running, with your lines first and National Rail’s disruption notices as they’re published. It carries your logo and your colour, so it looks like part of your office.

  • Centred on your station, from Liverpool Street to Manchester Piccadilly
  • Any TV or screen with a web browser, full screen. Nothing to install
  • Updates itself every 30 seconds, all day
See the demo screen

The demo is Kettle’s own screen for London Liverpool Street, as it was at a moment we recorded.

Kettle’s reception screen for London Liverpool Street: the Kettle logo, a map of London’s railway centred on Liverpool Street with each stretch coloured by how trains ran in the last hour, the lines near Liverpool Street and across London with their status, and a National Rail disruption notice

What your people get

Everything in Kettle Premium: the train that gets them in on time 9 days in 10, alerts when their train is late or cancelled, another way round when the line is blocked, and the Delay Repay they could claim. See Free and Premium.