Pricing
One flat PEPM for self-insured plan sponsors. Firm licensing for advisors. Rates set in conversation.
A flat fee, so the answer is whatever the data says.
Simple Healthcare is paid by the plan sponsors and advisor firms that use the platform. One per-employee-per-month fee, set by your enrolled employee count rather than by what we find.
PEPM, not a share of savings
A vendor paid on savings only earns when a dollar moves, so it cannot afford to tell you that you are already well priced. We can, and sometimes do.
Your size sets the rate, not your savings
The rate comes from enrolled employees and stays flat for the term. A bigger savings number costs you nothing extra.
Not owned by a carrier or provider
No insurer and no health system owns Simple Healthcare, and neither has a say in what our numbers show.
Two ways to buy.
One PEPM, scaled to your plan.
A single per-employee-per-month rate for the whole platform, driven by enrolled employees. Smaller plans pay a higher PEPM.
We scope it on a short call and quote it before you commit. Billed annually.
License the platform for your firm.
Advisory firms license Simple Healthcare and use it across their book. Your firm holds the license; your plan sponsor clients pay a PEPM below the direct rate, billed to them by us, so nothing runs through your books.
Terms depend on the size of your firm and how you intend to use it, so we set them in conversation.
The data, and the workspace on top of it.
Simple Healthcare Landscape
The negotiated-rate workspace for analysts, consultants and investors who want to work the pricing data directly rather than through a plan lens. Access and terms depend on how you intend to use it.
See what Landscape doesLicense the underlying datasets
The cleaned, combined pricing and provider data behind the platform can be licensed on its own — for research, for building on top of, or for use inside your own analytics. Scope and terms are set case by case.
Talk to us about data licensingFrequently asked questions.
Why is your fee PEPM, not a share of savings?
Two reasons. A savings-share model penalizes us for telling you that you are already well priced, and it captures nothing where no dollar moves. A flat fee lets the platform say whatever the data says.
What's included in the subscription?
Nationwide Simple Healthcare Roadmap coverage across major carriers, full strategic analysis with research-backed lever recommendations, episode-of-care costing for high-spend conditions, sub-population diagnostics with peer benchmarking, and methodology documentation for every report. Dedicated support, custom integrations, and SLAs are scoped with your plan in the same conversation as your rate.
Can we try anything before subscribing?
Book a 15-minute scoping call: we'll walk through Roadmap on real data, scope your rate, and give you a first look at the consumer tool we're bringing to members.
Why is the rate lower through a licensed advisor?
Three reasons. Plans with an engaged advisor capture more of what we find— identified savings become real through negotiation, steering, and plan-design execution — and a licensed advisor supercharges that work. A licensed firm also takes on onboarding and first-line support across its book, which lowers our cost to serve. And it's the anti-commission model at work: where the industry pays your broker a commission you never see, the channel benefit here flows to you as a lower price.
Working without an advisor? The direct rate stands on its own. Or bring your advisor — if their firm licenses the platform, your plan gets the lower rate.