Pricing

Two product lines.
One source of truth.

Atlas if you want the artifact: a source-cited PDF you own. Navigator if you want the platform: a live web app with daily alerts. Many serious buyers buy both.

Atlas

Per-state reports. Pay once. Quarterly refreshes for 12 months.

Each Atlas is a 30-40 page source-cited PDF plus structured data export, drawn from the same research that powers Navigator Pro. Buy one state to evaluate, four for a regional motion, twelve for cross-state strategy, or all fifty if you operate everywhere.

1 STATE

State Atlas

$1,500

Pick any one of the 50 states. Quarterly refreshes for 12 months. Source-cited PDF.

  • 30-40 page report, structured
  • Full stakeholder directory
  • Procurement portal index
  • Anti-supplantation framing patterns
  • 4 quarterly refresh deliveries
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4 STATES

Regional Atlas

$5,000

$1,250 per state, 17% off

Curated regional bundle (Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Mountain West, etc.) or pick any 4.

  • Everything in State Atlas, x 4
  • Cross-state comparison index
  • Regional procurement calendar
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50 STATES

National Atlas

$35,000

$700 per state, 53% off

Every state. Cross-state crosswalk. Peer-state index. The shelf reference for consultancies and IDNs.

  • Every state Atlas
  • Federal program reference
  • 50-state peer-similarity matrix
  • Cross-program crosswalk (RHTP, GUIDE, AHEAD, 1115)
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Navigator Pro

Live platform. Daily updates. All the tools, no quotas.

A subscription to the working platform. Use the capability router unlimited, run the linter daily, watch all 50 states for new RFAs, get source-cited PDF exports of any state on demand, and integrate via API.

$9,500 per year

Annual prepay. Up to 3 seats. 14-day free trial.

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GovWin IQ averages $29,000 per year for general government procurement. Pro is 30% under their floor with depth GovWin doesn't have for federal rural health.

Pro includes everything in Atlas, plus

  • Live platform: all 50 states refreshed nightly
  • Daily RFA crawler with email + Slack alerts
  • Capability router with unlimited saved profiles
  • Anti-supplantation linter, no quota
  • Stakeholder graph, peer-state finder, crosswalk explorer
  • Source-cited PDF export of any state on demand
  • API read access (rate-limited)
  • Up to 3 seats per subscription
  • Quarterly briefing call with founder

Atlas vs Pro: which one?

Atlas Navigator Pro
FormatSource-cited PDF + data exportLive web platform
RefreshQuarterly for 12 monthsDaily (RFA crawler) + nightly content
ToolsStatic referenceRouter, linter, radar, graph, crosswalk
AlertsNoneEmail + Slack daily
SeatsUnlimited (the PDF travels)1 to 3
Best forProcurement teams, consultancies, internal strategy decksBD leads, ops teams, anyone watching daily
CommitmentOne-time, no contractAnnual prepay

Custom Intel

Bespoke engagements. From $25,000.

When the question is too specific for Atlas and too deep for Pro: state-by-state capture strategy, anti-supplantation legal opinions, investor diligence packages, agency-side benchmarking, RFP response co-authoring.

  • State deep-dive briefing

    $50,000 to $100,000

    Single state, full ecosystem mapping, 25 page artifact, source-cited.

  • Multi-state capture strategy

    $150,000 to $300,000

    4 to 12 states, named-stakeholder routing, GTM map.

  • Investor diligence package

    $25,000 to $75,000

    Two-week SLA. RHTP-exposed target capture probability with source-cited audit trail.

  • Anti-supplantation legal opinion

    $50,000 to $150,000

    Subcontracted to outside counsel (Polsinelli, Hooper Lundy). Source-cited memo.

  • RFP response co-authoring

    $50,000 to $200,000

    Per response. 50% upfront, 50% on submission.

  • State agency benchmarking

    $250,000 to $1M

    Year-2 NCC prep, evaluation methodology, sub-recipient analysis.

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24-hour response SLA. Mutual NDA available before scoping.

Still deciding

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The RHTP Readiness Checklist is a 12-page self-assessment for vendors, health systems, and operators evaluating their position. Free. Email-gated. Source-cited.

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Pricing questions, answered.

What's the difference between Atlas and Pro?
Atlas is a source-cited PDF you own forever, with quarterly refreshes for 12 months. Pro is a live platform subscription with daily updates and tools. Many serious buyers buy both: Atlas for the artifact they hand to their CFO, Pro for the daily workspace.
Can I upgrade from Atlas to Pro?
Yes. Any Atlas purchase made within 90 days credits 100% toward a Pro subscription. State Atlas at $1,500 plus a Pro upgrade at $9,500 within 90 days is a net $9,500.
Why isn't Atlas a subscription?
Buyers we talk to want the artifact. They want a PDF they can attach to a board memo, hand to a procurement officer, or include in a diligence binder. Subscription content is rented; Atlas content is owned. Different muscle.
What happens after my 12 months of Atlas refreshes end?
You keep the artifact forever. If you want continuing refreshes, you buy a new Atlas at the then-current price (typically modest annual price increases) or move to Pro for ongoing platform access.
Can I pick which 4 or 12 states for Regional and Strategic Atlas?
Yes. Configure any combination. We also publish curated regional bundles (Southeast 4, Mountain West 4, the priority 8, etc.) for buyers who want our recommendation.
What's the refund policy?
Atlas: 30-day money-back if you have not yet downloaded the PDF. Pro: 30-day money-back if Pro features have not been used. Custom Intel: per-engagement SOW.
Do you offer discounts for non-profits, government, or trade associations?
Trade associations (NRHA, AHA, state hospital associations, NAMD): inquire about co-branded partnership pricing. State agencies: free agency-view account; full Pro access included. Academic researchers: free Pro tier with attribution.
How does the GovWin IQ comparison work?
GovWin IQ is the closest single comp for procurement intelligence; their average annual subscription is $29,000 (range $13K-$119K per Vendr). Pro at $9,500 is 30% under their floor. The trade-off: GovWin is wider (all government), Pro is deeper (federal rural health specifically).