For US neurology & headache-medicine practices

Turn a denied CGRP or Botox prior authorization into a payer-ready appeal letter — in minutes, not an afternoon.

Paste a de-identified case summary. AppealDraft checks it against the criteria payers commonly ask for — diagnosis code, monthly headache days, failed preventive trials, disability scores — and drafts the appeal around the gaps.

  • Zero-PHI: works from de-identified summaries
  • Checks the criteria payers commonly require
  • Letters cite the evidence your clinicians already documented
Zero-PHI: never paste names, dates of birth, member IDs or record numbers. Text is processed in memory and not stored.

Win back the afternoons lost to appeals

Flat monthly pricing per practice. No per-letter fees.

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Clinic

Single-location practices

$149/month

  • Unlimited de-identified drafts
  • Payer-specific letter templates
  • Missing-documentation checklist
  • Up to 3 staff seats

Multi-Provider

Multi-provider groups

$299/month

  • Everything in Clinic
  • Up to 15 staff seats
  • Appeal outcome tracker
  • Shared template library

Prices in USD, excluding applicable taxes. Annual plans include 2 months free.

What AppealDraft does for you

Criteria-first drafting

Each letter is built around the criteria payers commonly ask for, so reviewers find what they need on page one.

Zero-PHI workflow

Works from de-identified summaries; staff add identifiers inside your own EHR or fax workflow.

Gap checklist for staff

Shows which documentation is missing before you submit — not after the next denial.

Appeal tracker

Track submissions, deadlines and peer-to-peer dates across payers.

Questions, answered

Can I use AppealDraft today?

AppealDraft is opening in weekly cohorts. Choosing a plan costs nothing today and no card is taken. You'll get one email when your cohort opens, with a 40% lifetime founding discount applied.

Does AppealDraft handle protected health information?

It's designed not to. You paste de-identified summaries and add identifiers in your own systems.

Does it decide medical necessity?

No. It drafts documentation from facts your clinicians recorded. Clinical judgement and the final letter stay with the treating clinician.

Which payers are covered?

Templates cover major US commercial payers, Medicare Advantage and Medicaid managed-care plans. Criteria vary by plan, so every letter stays fully editable.

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