Priced so appealing pays for itself.
Pay per letter — $9, down to $5 in volume — and only when a denial is worth fighting. Or make it routine for $20 a month: 20 letters included, 20% off extras. No contract either way.
$9
a letter · pay as you go
↘ $5 a letter in volume
$20 /mo
membership · 20 letters
that's $1 a letter
Merits · Membership
Subscribe and save.
For the practice that appeals every week.
$0.83a letter
vs $9 pay-per-use · used in full
20 cited letters · every month
- Run out? 20% off every extra letter. Top up at the subscriber rate — and those credits never expire.
- Cancel any time. No contract; keep access through the period you paid for.
- Cited and signature-ready. Every letter quotes a named source — the same standard as pay-per-use.
Appeal more than once or twice a month? Subscribing pays off. Less than that — pay per use; it's cheaper. We'll always show you which is cheaper.
Secure checkout · cancel any time from your account
Pay as you go.
Pick any number of credits; the per-letter price drops as you go, down to $5, and purchased credits never expire.
Credit packs — for teams and Partner accounts
Choose how many letters
The more you buy, the more you save
$9 → $5 a letter
Your price
Save 11%$8
per letter
5 letters · $40 today
Add 5 more to reach $7 a letter. Credits never expire.
Secure checkout by Stripe · pay only when you buy
Nothing is charged until your letter is ready to review.
One packet. Every line holds up.
$9 buys a complete, checkable appeal — never a template. Every clinical and legal claim is tied to a named source and quoted word for word. Hover the line to watch it verify.
The plan must provide a full and fair review of this adverse benefit determination[1], and may not sustain the denial without addressing the documented medical necessity of the service.
“…a full and fair review of the claim and the adverse benefit determination.”
Illustrative excerpt — every claim is matched character-for-character against its source before you see it.
Every claim, sourced
Each clinical and legal point is tied to a named authority and quoted word for word — a reviewer can check it line by line.
The enclosures checklist
The supporting records to attach, tailored to your denial type — so the reviewer is never left asking for what's missing.
Where to file, and the clock
The payer's appeal channel and your plan's appeal window — with the exact deadline whenever your denial notice states one.
The patient never leaves your device
Name, member ID, and date of birth are stripped in your browser and filled back in only at download — they never reach our servers.
Merits won't charge you for a losing appeal. If a denial rarely wins — or the money on the line doesn't clear the cost — you'll see that before checkout, and a claim that shouldn't be appealed never costs a credit. We'd rather you keep the money than spend it on a letter that won't land.
Straight answers.
- Do credits expire?
- Purchased credits never expire — buy one or fifty and use them whenever a denial lands. The monthly plan's 20 credits reset each cycle; unused ones don't roll over.
- What if a denial isn't worth appealing?
- Merits tells you before you pay. If a denial rarely wins, or the dollars don't clear the cost, you'll see it at checkout — and a claim that shouldn't be appealed never uses a credit.
- Do I need an account?
- For pay-per-use, no — your email is your identity, no password. Subscribing signs you in with that same email (a magic link, still no password) so we can manage your plan.
- Can I cancel a subscription?
- Any time, from your account. You keep access through the period you already paid for, and any pay-per-use credits you bought stay yours.
- Is my patient's data safe?
- Identifying details — name, member ID, date of birth — are stripped in your browser and never reach our servers.
- How does the volume discount work?
- The per-letter price drops automatically at 5, 10, 20, and 50 credits. You always pay the volume rate for the amount you buy.