30-Day Evaluation
No-cost evaluation
Measure one post-acute workflow first for 30 days before deciding whether the product or economics work.
Evidence-first pricing
Measure one post-acute workflow first. Quote second.
Start with a free 30-day evaluation for one home-health or DME readiness workflow: no payment, no EHR integration, and no long lock-in. Any paid pilot is quoted only after we measure workload, staff-ready and safely halted outcomes, delivery cost, and review burden together.
Paid pilot
Quoted after the evaluation
The quote uses observed workload, resolved outcomes, delivery cost, and review requirements.
Free evaluation
Current offer
30-Day· admin-resolution evaluation
The evaluation includes one setup call, no EHR integration, and a day-30 readout. If it works, the next step is a transparent paid-pilot quote for the scoped workflow.
- Weeks 1-2: synthetic or de-identified post-acute referral review
- Week 3: locked evaluation of one DME or home-health readiness workflow
- Day 30: a readout of workload, staff-ready outcomes, correct safe stops, exceptions, and measured delivery cost
- Synthetic EN/ES workflow examples; production language support remains workflow-gated
- Sandbox Stedi/Twilio/EHR-style connector path
- Audit trail and proposed paid-pilot scope, yours to keep
How usage is framed
Resolved outcomes· measured before they become a pricing unit
We measure workflows the AI completes without a staff handoff, along with exceptions, duration, provider cost, and staff-review effort. That evidence informs a paid-pilot quote; it is not active usage billing today.
- Measured per resolved outcome, not claimed from attempts
- Demo, sandbox, escalated, and follow-up-required calls are excluded
- Approvals, review queue, and audit trail included
- Outcome telemetry visible in the operator console
No per-call price is published yet, because the right number depends on your workflow. The evaluation measures it with you—then you receive a scoped quote, not a guess.
We quote after monthly call volume and workflow complexity are scoped; any paid pilot is quoted after the evaluation using the measured evidence.
Monthly after-hours and overflow call volume
Scheduling, coverage, referral, or follow-up workflow depth
Human-review, escalation, and audit requirements
Sandbox connector validation before any live-mode approval
Pick the first workflow
Where is the backlog costing you most?
Start with one painful front-office workflow. Verigence measures the baseline, drafts the work, and leaves sensitive actions behind staff approval until the results show what changed.
After-hours access recovery
Missed calls become staff-ready requests or review items
A patient calls after hours. Verigence captures the request, surfaces uncertainty, and prepares the staff-side next step.
Start with missed callsCoverage and prior-auth status
Uncertainty becomes clear next steps
A patient asks for status. Verigence reports known status and next steps without predicting approval.
Start with insurance checksReferral conversion
Referral gaps become owned readiness work
A referred patient is ready to schedule. Verigence organizes packet readiness and coverage questions for staff review before a slot is offered.
Start with referralsWhat the evaluation decides
A pricing structure grounded in actual delivery
Platform + usage
A base-plus-outcome structure is a candidate, not a promise. The evaluation tests whether it matches buyer value and delivery economics.
Volume guardrails
Duration, provider cost, exception rate, and human review are measured so growth never quietly erodes the quality your staff and patients feel.
Human-safe boundaries
Escalated and follow-up-required work remains visible and scoped instead of being mislabeled as an automated resolution.
The result is a scoped paid-pilot proposal with assumptions, inclusions, guardrails, and a review point—not an invented public price.
Questions
Pricing FAQ
Why isn't there a single published price yet?
We do not yet have enough live customer evidence to claim one price works across workflow complexity, call duration, exception rates, provider cost, and staff review. The evaluation measures those variables before we quote a paid pilot.
What counts as a resolved call?
A scoped workflow outcome that the practice and Verigence define before the evaluation. Staff-ready, escalated, incomplete, blocked, demo, and sandbox outcomes remain visible rather than being counted as an automated resolution. This is currently a measurement definition, not an active billing rule.
Is there a long-term contract?
No long lock-in. The point of the evaluation is to prove value on one admin-resolution workflow; you expand because it recovers work and reduces staff queue burden, not because of a contract.
What will the paid-pilot quote include?
The quote will state the workflow scope, measured volume and outcomes, human-review boundaries, included audit trail, delivery assumptions, price, and review point before anything becomes billable.
Get a real number for one post-acute readiness workflow
The evaluation scopes referral volume, missing information, payer requirements, and staff review before quoting.