Pricing
Pricing without the maybe.
Published numbers, no setup fees, and the exact cost in writing before anything starts. The number you agree to is the number you pay.
A dedicated team runs your whole roster: enrollment, recredentialing, CAQH, exclusion screening. Billed monthly.
Growth
+ $125 per provider
3 to 10 providers · groups and growing practices
Start with GrowthFewer than 3 providers? Per application pricing is the better fit.
Side by side
What each model carries
| Per application | Managed monthly | |
|---|---|---|
| The enrollment work | ||
| Application preparation and submission | ||
| Payer follow-up until a decision | ||
| Deficiency responses and resubmission at no extra cost | ||
| Confirmation through to effective date | ||
| EDI, ERA, and EFT enrollment | ||
| Tracking and proof | ||
| NPI lookup and registry auto-fill at intake | ||
| Verification against federal registries before filing | ||
| Status visibility on every application | ||
| A standing status view of every provider and payer | ||
| Maintenance that never stops | ||
| CAQH attestations on the 120 day calendar | ||
| Revalidations and recredentialing on schedule | ||
| Monthly exclusion screening across the roster | ||
| License and document expiration alerts | ||
Large organizations and RCM companies
One hundred plus applications, multi state rosters, health systems, and billing companies running enrollment for their own clients: volume rates quoted to your book.
- Volume discounts
- Dedicated account manager
- Batch roster onboarding
- White label status reporting
Questions
Pricing, answered plainly
What does the per application fee include?
Everything from intake to a working enrollment: preparation, submission, payer follow-up on that payer's cadence until a decision, deficiency responses at no extra charge, and confirmation through to the effective date. An application is not done when it is sent; it is done when you can bill.
How does managed credentialing billing work?
A flat monthly amount based on your roster size, covering enrollment work as it arises plus the maintenance that never stops: CAQH attestations on the 120 day calendar, revalidations, recredentialing, and monthly exclusion screening across every provider.
What happens when an application gets rejected?
We find the reason, fix it, and resubmit as part of the same fee. Deficiency responses and resubmissions are included, never billed as extras, because a bounced application is our problem to finish.
How fast do I get an exact quote?
Same business day. Send your payers, states, and roster size, and the quote comes back in writing. The number you agree to is the number you pay: no setup fees, no surprise line items.
One conversation, one exact number.
Payers, states, roster size. Send those three and the written quote comes back the same business day.