About a dollar a claim
You pay $1 when a claim is accepted — and nothing when it's rejected. No minimum, no contract, no hidden fees. Pay as you go, or pick one predictable flat bill.
Pay as you go
For solo practices and anyone who thinks per claim.
No contract · no minimum · no setup fee · cancel anytime
- $1 per accepted claim — rejected claims are free
- All 95 carriers, 314 carrier-specific rules
- Denial prevention + AI narratives
- Pre-authorization + appeal generation
- Batch processing + claims workflow (Kanban)
- Treatment Plan Optimizer
- Plugs into your clearinghouse — submit to paid
- Email + priority support
Flat / annual
One predictable bill. For practices that want a fixed line item.
From $149/mo (150 claims included), then $1/claim. Annual saves more.
- Everything in Pay as you go
- 150 claims/month included (Starter)
- Larger flat plans for groups (e.g. 300/mo)
- Predictable monthly or annual billing
- Same denial-prevention engine
- Priority support
Groups & billing companies
For DSOs, multi-location groups, and billing companies (10+ locations).
A flat 15% off — or pay only on the dollars we recover.
- $0.85/claim at 10+ locations (a flat 15% off)
- Or a share of denied-then-recovered dollars
- Annual committed-volume pricing
- Dedicated account manager
- Multi-location dashboard
- Custom carrier onboarding
- $500 setup → $250 if you start this month
- Phone support + HIPAA BAA
What counts as a billable claim
No hidden cost isn't a slogan — it's a set of rules. Here's exactly when the $1 applies, and when it doesn't.
You pay only when a claim is accepted
The $1 is charged when the payer accepts your claim — never just for hitting send.
Rejected claims are free
If a claim is rejected by the clearinghouse, you pay nothing. Zero value, zero charge.
Fixing and resending is never double-charged
Correct a claim and resend it — it's still one claim. You're billed once, not per attempt.
A multi-procedure claim is one claim
Three procedures on one claim form bill as a single $1 claim, not three.
Secondary insurance is a separate claim
A secondary/COB claim is a real second submission, so it counts as its own claim.
No clearinghouse fee line, ever
We absorb the clearinghouse cost. You see one round number — never a surprise pass-through.
You only pay more when we win money back
When we recover a claim that was denied — money you'd likely have written off — we share in that recovery. It's never a surprise line: you only pay extra on dollars we actually win back for you. 65% of denied claims are never resubmitted. That's the loss we're built to stop.
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