A better fee schedule starts with better data.
See exactly what insurance companies are paying in your area, where you're leaving money on the table, and build a fee schedule that maximizes production and profitability.
- Identify underpayments code by code
- Benchmark against local and national data
- Build a new fee schedule with confidence
- Delta Dental
- Aetna
- Cigna
- UnitedHealthcare
- MetLife
- Guardian
- Humana
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Three simple steps to a stronger fee schedule
1. Upload Your Data
Securely upload your production report: CSV, PDF, or a snapshot of your top codes. We handle the rest.
2. We Analyze & Benchmark
We compare your fees to local and national UCR benchmarks, code by code, against the 50th, 75th, and 90th percentiles.
3. Get Your New Fee Schedule
Review your opportunities, see which carrier to call first, and build a new fee schedule with confidence.
Three answers, one PDF.
Built from a national UCR benchmark database covering all 50 states, not crowdsourced guesses.
Your fees, scored against your zip code
Every code benchmarked against the 50th, 75th, and 90th percentiles for your specific zip.
Which carrier to call first
Each contracted carrier scored on total recoverable revenue.
The 10 codes losing you the most money
Ranked by annual dollar impact: gap to the 75th percentile × your yearly frequency.
| D1110 | Prophylaxis, adult | $7,004 |
| D4341 | Perio scaling, 4+ teeth | $6,512 |
| D4910 | Perio maintenance | $5,060 |
| D0210 | X-rays, full series | $4,464 |
The math behind your report.
One worked example using D2740, a porcelain crown. Every code in your fee schedule runs through the same arithmetic. No crowdsourced fees.
What your report shows.
One flat price. No sales call.
- Code-by-code underpayment analysis
- Percentile scoring against your zip code
- Carrier ranking by recoverable revenue
- Full PDF report, delivered in minutes
Questions, answered.
Where does the UCR data come from?+
A licensed national dental fee schedule covering all 50 states, adjusted to your 5-digit zip code. No crowdsourced fees.
What does the '75th percentile' mean?+
It's a simple way to rank fees. Picture the typical range of fees for a code in your area: the 75th percentile is roughly the point where three out of four fees fall below it and one in four above. We benchmark you against it because it's a fair, defensible target for what you should be paid, not the average and not the very top.
What if my fee schedule isn't in a clean format?+
Upload whatever you have. We accept CSVs from Dentrix, Eaglesoft, and Open Dental directly, plus PDFs or screenshots. If you only know your top 20 codes off the top of your head, that's enough to run the assessment.
Do you contact my carriers?+
No. We never contact your carriers, your patients, or anyone else. The report is for you. What you do with it is your decision: renegotiate yourself, hire a consultant, or drop a contract.
Is my data confidential?+
Yes. Fee schedules are proprietary practice data and we treat them that way. We don't share, sell, or aggregate practice-level information. We never see patient data, and the intake form is built to refuse PHI.
What happens after I get the report?+
Read it, then identify the two or three carriers with the largest gap. The report tells you which codes to lead with in a renegotiation and what fee to ask for. If you want a consultant to run it, you'll know enough to brief one.
See what every carrier is underpaying you.
$199 flat. Your report in minutes. No sales call.