Start with 3 free appeals.
Then $20 per appeal.
Prepare a draft from your denial and supporting records. Review the result with your team before deciding to buy more. No credit card required to start.
One-time free allowance · No Appeals subscription · Credits never expire
Muni Appeals
First 3 appeals free. Not a monthly trial.
One credit covers a successfully generated appeal draft. Buy more at $20 each when your free allowance is used.
- Appeal draft with supporting policy references to verify
- Evidence checklist and next-step guidance
- Review and edit the draft before your team submits it
- Same drafting workflow for free and paid appeals
Create your account → set up your practice → add a denial. No sales call required.
Muni Calls
Receptionist plans start here.
- Patient call answering
- Transcripts and structured outcomes
- Managed payer operations are quoted separately
- Confirm volume, scope, and setup costs in your quote
Discuss your workflow and receive a scoped quote before committing.
Muni EHR
Pricing not yet announced.
- Planned: a specialty-tuned clinical record
- Join for availability and pricing updates
- Waitlist signup is not a paid plan
No EHR migration required to start Appeals. Not sure which product fits?
What you are paying for
A draft to review.
Not a promise of payment.
An appeal credit is used after successful draft generation, not when the payer approves or pays a claim. Failed generation does not consume a credit. Retrying the same case does not use another credit.
Your team stays in control
Check the clinical facts, policy references, supporting records, and filing deadline. Your team approves and submits the appeal through the appropriate payer channel.
Submission and follow-up are separate
The $20 price is for appeal drafting. It does not include a managed filing service, unlimited payer calls, or a guaranteed reimbursement. Do not assume submission or follow-up automation is available for your case.
Questions, answered
Pricing questions, answered plainly
The details practice managers ask about before starting.
The same drafting workflow as a paid appeal: an appeal draft, supporting policy references to verify, an evidence checklist, and next-step guidance. No credit card is required. Your practice's first 3 appeals are a one-time allowance, not 3 new appeals every month.
One credit is used after successful draft generation for a case. Failed generation does not consume a credit, and retrying the same case does not use another credit. The charge is for drafting, not for a successful payer decision or reimbursement.
Buy additional appeal credits at $20 each in your workspace when you need them. There is no Appeals subscription or automatic monthly allowance. You do not need to book a sales call to keep drafting appeals.
The $20 price covers drafting, not a managed filing service or unlimited payer calls. Your team checks the facts, references, documents, and deadline, then approves and submits the appeal through the appropriate channel. Submission or follow-up automation should not be assumed available for your case, and payer approval is not guaranteed.
Create your account, set up your practice, and add the denial and supporting records in the Appeals workspace. Generate a draft, review it with your team, and submit it when ready. No sales call is required to start.
No. Unused appeal credits never expire, and there is no subscription on Appeals. Buy only when you need more drafts.
$499/month is the standardized receptionist plan for smaller practices. Managed payer operations - including eligibility, prior authorization, claim status, batch calling, and custom payer playbooks - are quoted as a fixed monthly plan based on volume, workflow complexity, and support needs.
Appeals has no setup fees and does not require an EHR migration. Calls onboarding is defined in the quote, and managed payer-operation pilots or implementations may include setup fees. Compliance and data-handling requirements are reviewed before any PHI-bearing Calls deployment.
Pricing is not announced yet. Join the waitlist for availability and pricing updates. Joining does not purchase a plan or require a payment.