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Choose a billing model that fits your practice.

The work is the same: cleaner claims, accountable follow-up, and a clearer path from visit to payment. Choose how you want to invest.

Two clear ways to work together

No mystery math. No enterprise-sized overhead.

Percentage of collections
Shared upside for practices that want the fee tied to recovered revenue.
4–8%

of collections

  • Fee moves with what your practice collects
  • Hands-on claims and denial follow-up
  • A fit when monthly volume varies
  • No fixed monthly retainer
Monthly retainer
Recommended for predictability
A predictable monthly investment with scope shaped around your claim volume.
$800–$2,500

per month

  • Know the monthly investment up front
  • Scope shaped around claim volume
  • Hands-on follow-up and collections tracking
  • A fit for steady, ongoing support
  • Start with a free audit
  • No PHI required for qualification
  • Choose after we understand your volume

Exact scope and fit are confirmed after the audit. The ranges above are transparent starting points, not a promise of work outside the agreed scope.

How the models differ

Both options start with the same practical review. The difference is how the ongoing work fits your budget and claim volume.

FeaturesPercentage of collectionsMonthly retainer
The investment
Billing basis4–8% of collections$800–$2,500 per month
Best forVariable monthly volumeSteady ongoing support
What stays consistent
Claims audit and fit reviewIncludedIncluded
Denial and payer follow-upIncludedIncluded
Collections visibilityIncludedIncluded

Start with the numbers

Help us understand your volume before we talk scope.

Share a few practice-level details and we will point you toward the model that makes the most sense. No patient-level information is needed.

Claim-volume pricing qualification

Share your specialty, provider count, and monthly claim volume so RivetCoda can recommend the clearest pricing model without PHI.

Step 1 of 5

Your practice

The name your practice operates under.

For example, dental, chiropractic, therapy, or primary care.

A whole-practice estimate is enough; do not include patient or individual claim details.

Ready to share more detail now?

Request the full practice audit