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Exclia vs ProviderTrust
ProviderTrust sells exclusion monitoring and credentialing to care delivery organizations and payers by demo. Exclia is self-serve with published prices.
| Topic | Exclia | ProviderTrust |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Published on the site: $49 to $349 a month by how many records you monitor, with custom pricing above that. | Not published on its website. |
| Trying it | 14-day free trial, no card. A free single-name check with no account. | A personalized demo; no self-serve trial is offered on its website. |
| Who it is built for | Small and mid-sized healthcare organizations and the platforms that serve them. | Care delivery organizations, payers and partners, per its website. |
| Scope | Exclusion screening and monthly monitoring only: potential-match review, alerts, a dated audit trail and monthly PDF reports, plus an API. | Automated exclusion monitoring alongside credentialing products, with its own enriched data. |
When Exclia fits
- You want to see the price before talking to anyone.
- You want to start this week from a CSV, without an implementation project.
- You need exclusion monitoring and its audit trail, not a credentialing platform.
When ProviderTrust may fit better
- You are a large health system or payer that wants exclusion monitoring bundled with credentialing from one vendor.
- You prefer a sales-led evaluation and a negotiated contract.
Questions
ProviderTrust does not publish pricing on its website; it offers a demo. Exclia publishes every plan on its pricing page.
Yes. Export your people and vendors as a CSV and import it: map the columns, preview every record, and nothing is created until you commit.
See it on your own list
Start a free trial and screen your first records today, or run a free check on one name first.