Muni Health

Muni Health

Pricing that starts
with proof

Your first 3 appeals are free, so the first thing you buy is something you've already seen work.

No subscriptions on Appeals · Credits never expire · BAA with every customer

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Muni Appeals

$20per appeal

First 3 appeals free.

  • Drafted appeal with payer-policy citations
  • Evidence checklist and next-step recommendation
  • Credits never expire, no subscription
  • No credit card to start
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Muni Calls

From $499per month

Receptionist pricing for smaller practices.

  • Patient call answering
  • Transcripts and structured outcomes
  • Managed payer operations available
  • Fixed quote based on volume and support
Coming 2026

Muni EHR

TBA

First-cohort pricing for waitlist members.

  • Specialty-tuned clinical record
  • Notes, prior auth, and appeal evidence in one document
  • Early access for Appeals and Calls customers

HIPAA compliant · BAA with every customer · No EHR migration required ·

Questions, answered

Pricing questions, answered plainly

The details practice managers ask about before starting.

The full product: the drafted appeal letter, payer-policy citations, an evidence checklist, and a recommended next step. No credit card required — the point is that you see the actual work before spending anything.

No. Credits never expire and there is no subscription on Appeals. Buy credits when a denial is worth fighting; they wait for you until it is.

$499/month is the standardized receptionist plan for smaller practices. Managed payer operations - including eligibility, prior authorization, claim status, batch calling, and custom payer playbooks - are quoted as a fixed monthly plan based on volume, workflow complexity, and support needs.

Appeals has no setup fees and does not require an EHR migration. Calls onboarding is defined in the quote, and managed payer-operation pilots or implementations may include setup fees. Compliance and data-handling requirements are reviewed before any PHI-bearing Calls deployment.

Pricing is not announced yet. Early-access onboarding starts in 2026 for clinics already on Appeals or Calls — joining the waitlist gets you first-cohort pricing when it's set.