Your employer may already cover this. Here's how to ask.
A lot of companies reimburse wellness tools through stipends, lifestyle spending accounts, or pre-tax HSA/FSA dollars. Lucca is $10/month — often well within those allowances. This page gives you the words to ask, and a way to ask privately.
Every payment comes with an itemized receipt — that's all you submit for reimbursement.
What your employer sees — and what they never will.
- A receipt for a wellness software subscription.
- The date and the amount ($10/month).
- A discreet line item you can label yourself.
- That Lucca is a therapy companion.
- Any session, transcript, or reflection.
- How often — or whether — you use it.
This isn't a privacy promise we have to keep — it's one we can't break. Lucca runs entirely on your device. We don't have your sessions to share, and a receipt is the only thing that ever leaves.
Four ways employers commonly cover a tool like Lucca.
Wellness stipend / LSA
Many companies give each employee a monthly wellness or lifestyle allowance. You buy, submit the receipt, get reimbursed. The easiest path.
Usually no approval neededHSA / FSA (pre-tax)
Mental-health tools can qualify for pre-tax HSA/FSA dollars with a Letter of Medical Necessity from a provider. Worth asking your therapist or doctor.
May need a note from a providerExpense reimbursement
If your team expenses software or professional-development tools, Lucca can go on a normal expense report as a $10/month subscription.
Standard expense reportAsk HR to add it
No wellness benefit yet? It's a small ask, and you likely won't be the only one who'd use it. The email below works for this, too.
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There's nothing sensitive to hold.
If someone on the benefits side asks the obvious question — "are we taking on employee mental-health data by covering this?" — the answer is no. Lucca stores no sessions, transcripts, or insights anywhere a company could ever access. There's no cloud account tied to your organization, no vendor database of employee records, nothing to subpoena, and nothing to breach. The only artifact is a receipt.
That's the difference between Lucca and cloud-based tools: covering a cloud product can make an employer the de facto holder of sensitive data. Covering Lucca carries none of that liability, because the architecture makes it impossible — everything runs on the employee's own device.
Feel free to forward this page, or write to hello@meetlucca.com for a short note your team can keep on file.
Need something for the paperwork?
Some reimbursement programs want a letter or a receipt-style summary on file. Save a clean, one-page justification letter as a PDF — discreet by default, ready to attach.
Questions about reimbursement? hello@meetlucca.com