Stride is primarily used by non-benefited workers, including independent contractors, freelancers, and gig economy participants, who gain access to financial tools and benefits through Stride's partnerships with various work platforms and employers.
Who Benefits from Stride?
Stride's services are designed to empower the independent workforce by providing access to essential benefits often lacking in traditional employment models. The core user base includes:
- Gig economy workers: Individuals working for ride-sharing, food delivery, and other on-demand service platforms.
- Freelancers: Self-employed individuals offering professional services.
- Independent contractors: Workers who operate independently and are not considered employees of a company.
- Creative professionals: Artists, musicians, and creators managing their own careers.
These workers utilize Stride to manage aspects like taxes, healthcare, and other financial needs, allowing them to navigate the complexities of self-employment with greater ease.
Stride's Partner Organizations
Stride collaborates with over 100 organizations, including many of the world's leading work platforms, employers, and service providers. These partnerships enable Stride to extend its offerings to a vast network of non-benefited workers. The partners facilitate the provision of Stride's financial tools and services to their associated independent workforce.
Some of Stride's notable partner organizations include:
| Partner Category | Examples of Partner Organizations |
|---|---|
| Ride-Sharing & Delivery | Uber, DoorDash, Instacart, Grubhub, Gopuff, Roadie |
| E-commerce & Logistics | Amazon |
| Creative & Professional | Patreon, Recording Academy, Care.com, Gusto, TaskRabbit, ShiftKey |
Through these collaborations, Stride aims to provide a comprehensive support system for individuals who earn income outside of traditional full-time employment with benefits.
