Pilot pricing
MedScan is in an invite-only pilot — and every tier is free during the pilot. We ask for one thing in return: your feedback. Billing starts when the pilot ends, and pilot members keep these rates.
Free while we're in pilot — pay us in feedback.
Use MedScan at no cost, tell us what's wrong with it, and lock in pilot rates for when billing begins.
Agent
For individual agents keeping their own marketing clean.
$79/month
$0 during the pilot — in exchange for your feedback
- —30 scans per month
- —All formats: text, URLs, PDFs, docs, images
- —Full findings with citations & fixes
- —Scan history
Agency
For agencies reviewing marketing across a team.
$249/month
$0 during the pilot — in exchange for your feedback
- —150 scans per month
- —Everything in Agent
- —Drift monitors & filing toolkit
- —5 team seats (coming soon)
- —Priority support
FMO / Enterprise
For FMOs and carriers overseeing marketing at scale.
Custom
$0 during the pilot — in exchange for your feedback
- —Unlimited scans
- —Bulk website scanning
- —Downline compliance reporting (roadmap)
- —API access (roadmap)
Questions worth asking
Why is it free right now?
MedScan is in pilot, and we'd rather have your feedback than your money. Pilot members use every feature at no cost — we just ask that you tell us what's working, what's wrong, and what's missing. When billing starts, pilot members keep the rates shown here.
Is this legal advice?
No. MedScan is a pre-submission review tool — it flags likely violations with citations so you can fix them before carrier and CMS review. Your carrier's compliance team and CMS still make the final call, and nothing here replaces counsel.
How current is the ruleset?
Versioned to CY2026–CY2027 and maintained against the eCFR — including the 2025–2026 changes (SHIP wording removed, 48-hour SOA hold eliminated, retention reduced, compensation caps vacated). Stale checklists flag rolled-back rules; MedScan doesn't.
Does it cover Medicare Supplement (Medigap)?
Not at launch. Medigap advertising is regulated state-by-state under NAIC rules — a separate system. MedScan covers Medicare Advantage and Part D, where the federal CMS rules apply.
Will carriers accept my piece after a scan?
The preflight checklist mirrors what carrier reviewers look for — disclaimer wording, prohibited terms, contact-info standards, filing metadata. Carriers still run their own review; MedScan's job is making sure you clear it on the first pass.