What the platform holds
hospitals whose rate file we have pulled and parsed
distinct billing codes tracked, across CPT, HCPCS, MS-DRG and revenue codes
of 5,471 sampled rates matched the live file on re-check
The platform you log into
A workspace over the whole corpus. Search a code and see every hospital that reports it, set one facility against the market, then take the slice out as a CSV or pull it from the API.
Four ways into the same corpus
Compare
Up to three facilities side by side on the same code: what each is paid, how each scores on quality, and how completely each one actually discloses.
Benchmark
Put one code against the whole market. You get the spread across every hospital that reports it, the distribution behind that spread, and each facility named with what it negotiated.
Export builder
Build a slice by source, code system, family and state, preview it, then take it as CSV, NDJSON or JSON. Saved slices can be rebuilt when the data refreshes.
The API
The same corpus programmatically. One bearer key, every endpoint a GET, amounts as plain numbers.
From two published files to one row you can cite
Ask for a sample and check it yourself
The rate data teams cite in a negotiation, with the source row attached to every figure.
What people use it for
Contract benchmarking
See what every other facility in the market is paid for the same code by the same plan, before you sit down to renegotiate.
Payment integrity
Check what was paid against what was published. A claim priced above the rate the hospital itself posted is worth asking about, and the published file is the evidence.
Research and disputes
Every figure carries its provenance, so it survives contact with opposing counsel, a peer reviewer, or a hospital's finance office.
What buyers ask first
Can I get the market I care about?
Tell us the market and we will tell you where it sits. Holding a rate file and being willing to sell what is in it are two different bars, and packing runs market by market. Some markets are priced today. For the rest we will tell you what it takes, rather than selling you something that has not been through it.
How current is it?
The payer side is rebuilt monthly, because payers republish on a monthly cycle. The hospital side is re-checked against a stored baseline on the 1st and the 15th, and only what moved is re-fetched.
Is there any patient data in this?
None, by design. No claim or record is permitted to enter this platform, its storage, or a delivery bundle. It shares no store with the side of Soro that handles bills.