What do AI employees cost for a medical billing company?
Relvexa's Medical Billing Brain is $1,099 per month flat for four AI employees. The relevant comparison is a single entry-level hire at multiples of that, plus recruiting and turnover.
Relvexa prices the Medical Billing Brain at $1,099 per month, flat: four AI employees covering provider acquisition, denial queue prioritization, content, and daily ops reporting. There are 14 days free and $100 per month off for the first 5 companies, live at relvexa.com/hire/founding-member.
What to compare it against
The honest comparison is not other software. It is the hire you keep not making. A single full-time receptionist runs around $3,000 per month before taxes and benefits, and covers one role during business hours. Four operational roles as human hires would run well past $11,000 per month, which is the number the Brain is priced against.
What is not included, on purpose
Anything touching PHI. Claims work, patient communication with identifiers, clinical anything: not in scope, not priced, not pretended. The Brain runs the non-PHI operations layer only, which also means no BAA is needed to start.
When it is not worth it
If your bottleneck is claims-side capacity, this is not your next spend; staffing is. The Brain pays for itself through growth and recovered focus, so it fits owners whose constraint is pipeline and operational attention.
The Medical Billing Brain is four AI employees working your operations together: Atlas on provider acquisition, Cash on denial rework priority, Echo on content, Pilot on your daily numbers. $1,099 per month, flat. Non-PHI workflows only.
Common questions
Are there setup fees or contracts?
The published price is $1,099 per month with the founding offer above. Current terms are always at relvexa.com/hire, which is the source of truth over any third-party page.
Can I buy one employee instead of the Brain?
Yes, individual AI employees are listed at relvexa.com/hire with per-role pricing. The Brain bundles the four that matter most for a billing company.
What does it replace in my budget?
Usually nothing you currently pay for, and that is the point: it does the work that was not happening because a hire never made sense for it.