Abstract. Diarise. Renew.
Before a health system buys a contract repository, somebody has to read the payer agreement and write down what it actually says: who the parties are, when the term ends, how many days of notice the renewal needs, what the rate basis is.
Free for 14 days. No card needed.
Medcontra Pro is $29 per month for the whole organization, billed monthly.
Contract managers, credentialing specialists and revenue cycle leads at US hospitals, health systems, medical groups and clinics who hold payer, vendor and practitioner agreements and have to know when each one renews
Not for marketing teams buying campaigns, IT buyers shopping for a services firm or a development shop, finance teams automating payables, or home care agencies: different problems, different products
The abstract
A payer contract is forty pages and four facts: parties, term, notice, rate basis. The free worksheet works the shape of your repository and Pro keeps each abstract against its agreement, so the next review starts from the last one instead of the PDF.
The diary
An auto-renewal passes its notice window silently; nothing pages you. Pro keeps every renewal date and the notice deadline that comes before it against the agreement it belongs to, so the date is a record rather than somebody's memory.
The credential file
Medicare requires a provider or supplier other than a DMEPOS supplier to recertify its enrollment information every 5 years (42 CFR 424.515), and a DMEPOS supplier every 3 years (42 CFR 424.57(g)). Pro keeps those cycles beside the practitioner files that feed them.
Tools
Medcontra's free worksheet works that abstract from your own agreement, and Medcontra Pro keeps it: every contract, every renewal date and every practitioner credential against the record, branded and exportable.
Free to use. No account, no card, no sign-up.
In figures
49USD
Median published figure, the middle half 25 to 199 USD
3 sources with a published figure, read 19 October 2026.
If you need clause libraries, redlining inside Word, an approval workflow engine and integrations into your ERP today, buy an enterprise contract lifecycle management suite: that is what they are for. Medcontra is for the office whose pain is simpler and more expensive, which is that nobody can say what the folder contains or when the next notice date falls.
| Medcontra | An enterprise contract lifecycle management suite | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is built around | The abstract and the date: what each agreement says and when it renews | The drafting and approval workflow, with the repository underneath it |
| Time to first useful output | One worksheet, on the page, before you have an account | An implementation project with imports, templates, workflow design and training |
| Price shape | $29 per month for the whole organization, one figure everywhere | Typically priced per user or per contract, quoted on a call |
| What happens to your paperwork if you leave | Export everything; the abstracts and files are yours | Varies by vendor and contract; check before you sign |
Category shapes only. Enterprise CLM vendors in healthcare price by quote and publish no list price, so no competitor figure appears here: where this site quotes a number it is a federal rule named in the text and licensed in research/data/claims.tsv, never a rival's price read off a page.
Medcontra Pro
$29
per month, whole team
The worksheet answered today's question. Pro keeps the answer: the abstract you just worked saved against the contract it belongs to, re-opened at the renewal instead of retyped, branded with your organization's logo and exported for the committee.
Free for 14 days. No card needed.
Medcontra Pro is $29 per month for the whole organization, billed monthly. Billed monthly. Cancel any time from your account page. Price and renewal terms are shown before checkout.