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Exclia vs Verisys
Verisys sells the FACIS sanctions dataset alongside licensure, credentialing and provider data, through its sales team. Exclia is self-serve with published prices.
| Topic | Exclia | Verisys |
|---|---|---|
| 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. | “Talk to an Expert” or contact the company; no free trial is mentioned on its website. |
| Who it is built for | Small and mid-sized healthcare organizations and the platforms that serve them. | Health plans, retail pharmacies, data aggregators, government, life sciences, hospitals and health systems, 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. | FACIS for sanctions and exclusions, plus licensure verification, continuous monitoring, credentialing and provider data management. |
When Exclia fits
- You want to see the price before talking to anyone.
- You need monthly exclusion monitoring and its audit trail, not a data platform.
- You want to start from a CSV this week, without a sales cycle.
When Verisys may fit better
- You need licensure, credentialing and provider data alongside exclusion screening from one vendor.
- You are a health plan, pharmacy chain or data business buying data at volume under a contract.
Questions
Verisys does not publish pricing on its website; it asks you to talk to its team. Exclia publishes every plan on its pricing page.
The OIG LEIE, SAM.gov and state Medicaid exclusion lists. The coverage page shows each list and when it was last refreshed.
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