Questions, answered.

Checking your bill is free. You'll see how many issues we found, the dollars at stake, and every finding in full. Dispute letters for all your findings cost Single Bill Pack ($29).

Yes. Bill packs give you credits to use one per bill: 3-Bill Pack, $69 ($23 each) or 5-Bill Pack, $99 ($19.80 each). Each pack is a one-time payment, credits last 12 months, and anyone you share the code with can use them. See bill packs for details.

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To request a refund, email support@getbillright.com.

Your medical bill. Your insurer's Explanation of Benefits (EOB) helps us catch more, because we compare the two. PDFs or clear phone photos both work, up to 20 pages each.

They're deleted within 24 hours, automatically. You can also tap Delete now at any time to delete your files and letters right away. Your letters stay available through a private link for 7 days.

No. There's no account and no password. Your case lives behind a private link that expires.

Your findings come from our own billing rules, and each one shows the reason and the dollar amount. We call them possible issues because only your provider or insurer can correct a bill, so they're worth asking about.

An error is something your own paperwork contradicts, like a balance higher than your EOB says you owe. “Worth asking about” means a public rule suggests a question, like two codes that are usually billed as one. Those are totalled separately.

We can't promise that. Many billing offices correct clear mistakes when asked in writing, and our letters make that ask clearly and politely, using the facts from your bill.

Only to check whether financial assistance is worth asking about. We ask for a range, never an exact number, and you can choose “prefer not to say”.

No. BillRight is not legal or medical advice. We point out what your paperwork shows and help you ask about it.

No. You send the letters yourself, so you stay in control of what's said and when.