Consultants and advisors
Benchmarking rates for provider clients, or building the evidence for a renegotiation.
Who it's for
OmniRate is negotiated rate data from payer transparency files. What insurers pay providers, by NPI and billing entity, in your market.
Who buys it
Practices and provider organizations
See what other groups in your market are paid for the same codes before signing a contract.
Smaller payers and plans
Verify rate claims made across the table during negotiations.
PE firms and advisory teams
Size a market or compare rate positions across organizations.
Employers and benefits teams
Look at what your plan's network actually pays in a given market.
Researchers
Study healthcare pricing, market structure, or transparency policy.
What it is
Self-serve
Sign up, pay by card, and start querying. No demo call, no sales cycle, no annual contract.
The provider layer resolved
Rates come out of the files tied to TINs and NPI lists. We cross-reference CMS enrollment data so you see billing organizations and EINs, not bare identifiers. Filter by taxonomy, state, payer, and code.
Published pricing, published sources
Prices are on the pricing page. Every rate carries its data source so you can see where it came from.
Refreshed monthly
Payers republish monthly and so do we, running one to two months behind their latest files.
No PHI, no claims data
Nothing to review before you can use it. No BAA, no security questionnaire, no procurement.
Don't buy this if you need
Rates verified against claims
Nobody has that from transparency files—it takes claims data, which is a separate dataset with its own licensing. We give you taxonomy filters and plausibility filters that check whether an NPI actually bills a code and how its rates compare to Medicare, so you can tell which published rates are worth looking at. That's judgment support, not verification.
Non-publicly sourced or claim-corroborated rate data
Everything here comes from public transparency files, and those files contain filler rates, $0 rates, and fee schedules for services providers never perform. Every vendor processes the same files. We label what we can and don't invent numbers to fill gaps.
Historical trends
OmniRate serves the most recent publication set we've processed, which typically runs one to two months behind the payers' latest files. We don't retain snapshots today, so year-over-year comparison isn't something we can do.
Someone to negotiate for you
The data is yours to use. The negotiating is yours to do.
A place to put PHI
Don't paste patient data into search or chat. OmniRate isn't HIPAA-covered and doesn't accept it.
Start when you're ready.
Choose a plan, pay by card, and start querying.