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The price of a credentialed provider, on the page.

Most credentialing services quote by phone and bill by the month. This is the whole cost of having AI agents credential a provider with a payer, end to end, with specialists on the exceptions. Per credential, paid once.

Subscription
None. You pay when you credential a provider.
Rejections
Corrected and resubmitted at no extra cost.
Credits
Never expire. Buy more whenever you need them.
  1. Single

    1 credential

    One provider, one payer. The way to try us on a real file.

    $149

    $149 per credential

  2. 3-Pack

    Most popular3 credentials

    A small practice onboarding a few providers at once, or one provider joining three panels.

    $399

    $133 per credential

  3. 5-Pack

    Best value5 credentials

    Growing clinics with credentialing on the calendar every quarter.

    $499

    $99.80 per credential

  4. Enterprise

    20+ providers a year

    Groups, health systems and staffing firms. Volume pricing, a dedicated account manager, priority processing, bulk imports and exports, custom reporting, SLA guarantees, BAA and compliance documents, and API access.

    from $79

    per credential, on contract

Prices in US dollars, paid once through Stripe. Nothing renews. Credits never expire, and a payer rejection does not consume a second one.

Every credential is the full run.

Agents pull the record, verify at 442+ primary sources, file with the payer and chase it until the payer answers. Specialists take the exceptions. The rows that differ by tier are volume tooling, not the work.

IncludedSingle3-Pack5-PackEnterprise
Primary-source verification across 442+ boards and databasesIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
NPI record pulled from NPPESIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
CAQH profile importIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Payer submission, 200+ payers including Medicare and MedicaidIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Rejections corrected and resubmitted at no extra costIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Live status and the full audit logIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Verification score on every fileIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
HIPAA controls and a signed BAAIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Bulk provider uploadNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
API accessNot includedNot includedIncludedIncluded
Dedicated account managerNot includedNot includedNot includedIncluded

The terms, in full.

Nothing on this page is behind a call. If a term is not written here, it is not a term.

One credential, one provider, one payer
A credential is a single provider credentialed with a single payer, from primary-source verification through enrollment. A provider joining three panels is three credentials.
No subscription, no contract
There is no monthly fee and nothing renews. Packs are bought once and drawn down as you credential providers.
Rejections are part of the fee
When a payer returns or rejects an application, an agent identifies the reason, a specialist reviews anything unusual, and the corrected application goes back at no extra cost. It does not consume a second credential.
Medicare, Medicaid and commercial payers included
Medicare enrollment through PECOS, Medicaid through each state program, and commercial enrollment with 200+ payers through Stedi are all covered by the same credential.
Credits never expire
Unused credentials stay on your account until you use them. Additional singles or packs can be added at any time.
Refund before submission
A credential that has not yet been submitted to a payer is refundable. Once the application is submitted, the work has been done and the fee is final.
Volume pricing from $79
Clinics and groups credentialing 20 or more providers a year move to a contract with volume pricing, a dedicated account manager, SLA guarantees and API access.

Pricing questions

What a credential covers, what happens on a rejection, and when a contract makes more sense.

What counts as a credential?
One credential is one provider credentialed with one payer. If a provider needs to be enrolled with three payers, that is three credentials. Each one covers the full run: primary-source verification, application preparation, payer submission, follow-ups and resubmission if the payer rejects.
Who does the work for that price?
AI agents run the file end to end: they pull the NPPES record, import CAQH, verify every credential at its primary source across 442+ boards and databases, submit to the payer and chase the follow-ups. Credentialing specialists step in when a payer or a source raises something an agent cannot resolve. Every action by either is in the audit log.
Why is there no subscription?
Credentialing happens when you hire, not every month. Charging per credential means a clinic that onboards two providers a year pays for two providers a year. Most credentialing services bill monthly or quote by phone; we publish the number instead.
What happens if a payer rejects an application?
An agent identifies the reason, a specialist reviews anything unusual, and the corrected application is resubmitted at no extra cost. Rejections are part of the credential fee, not a new charge, and they do not use up another credit.
Do you handle Medicare and Medicaid enrollment?
Yes. Medicare enrollment goes through PECOS, Medicaid through each state program, and commercial enrollment reaches 200+ payers through Stedi. All of it is covered by the same per-credential price.
Can I buy more credits later?
Yes. Additional single credentials or packs can be purchased at any time from your dashboard, and credits never expire.
Do you offer refunds?
Credentials that have not yet been submitted to a payer are refundable. Once a payer application is submitted, the fee is non-refundable because the work has been completed.
Is there custom pricing for larger organizations?
Yes. If you have 20 or more providers to credential in a year, book a demo for volume pricing from $79 per credential, a dedicated account manager, SLA guarantees and API access.

Start with one provider and one payer.

$149, paid once. You will see every step the agents take in the file's log, and a specialist on the first exception.

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