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Free
$0forever
See where your case stands before you pay anything.
- One document analysis each month — any bill, denial, or notice
- Unlimited plain-English translation of insurance statements (EOBs)
- Case tracking and deadline reminders
Honest pricing
Free to see where you stand. $9 flat for one case.
Compare the three options in one place, with no success fees or surprise charges.
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Pick what fits today
Three plans
Flat price
Per Case
$9once
Unlock the finished letter and instructions when the free review finds a clear way to fight it.
- Use your free monthly document read before checkout
- If the documents do not support a letter, we tell you instead of selling one
- One-time payment; no subscription or success fee
Best for ongoing claims
Pro
$12.42/mo, billed $149/year
Unlimited reviews, with letters included whenever your documents support one.
- Unlimited reviews and letters for supported cases
- Paying never turns a weak case into a recommended letter
- Insurer-specific guidance, a second deeper check on appeals, and priority support
What the alternatives charge
Your price should not grow with your recovery.
A lawyerHundreds per hour
A bill negotiator10–35% of your savings
A typical per-appeal service~$40 per appeal
Lysco$9 flat — you keep 100%
On a $3,000 billing error, a 20% contingency fee is $600. Lysco charges the same $9 for an eligible case no matter how large the amount is, and the free monthly read can tell you when the case may not be worth pursuing. Hourly, flat-fee, and contingency services have different pricing models; compare scope and credentials as well as price.
Lysco reads your documents privately and explains what they say. You review and submit anything Lysco prepares.
Quick answers
Common pricing questions
The free plan never renews into a paid plan. Per Case is a one-time $9 charge and does not recur. Pro renews monthly or annually until you cancel from Settings. After cancellation, you keep Pro access through the billing period you already paid for.