Traction
Six months in, it works.
Paxer launched in December 2025. Since then, patients have used it to find real errors on real bills and get real money back, and employers and platforms have started paying to give it to their people.
Launched December 2025 · Figures as of June 2026
reported recoveries
Money users report getting back after disputing with Paxer.
free audits completed
Bills run through the audit engine by patients.
dispute letters sent
Drafted by Paxer, reviewed and sent by users.
Net Promoter Score
From in-product surveys of active users.
Patients
People come for one bill, and stay.
active Paxer Plus subscribers
Patients paying for unlimited audits and dispute letters.
free-to-paid conversion
Share of free users who became Plus subscribers.
organic or referral signups
Most users arrive without paid acquisition.
Employers & platforms
The same engine, sold as a benefit.
Employers and TPAs give Paxer to their people as a bill-review benefit; platforms embed the audit engine through the API.
paying employer
Paxer offered as a bill-review benefit, priced per member.
covered employees
Lives with Paxer available through their benefits.
paying API partner
A platform embedding the audit engine in its own product.
pilots & LOIs in pipeline
Employer and platform deals in active conversation.
Revenue
$55K annual run-rate, six months in.
Business revenue leads, and the consumer subscription compounds underneath it. All of it is flat-fee: Paxer never takes a percentage of what anyone recovers.
Bar lengths are proportional to annualized recurring revenue.
Figures are cumulative since launch unless noted, and rounded. Recoveries are reported by users and not independently verified; past results don’t guarantee any individual outcome. Customer and partner names are available on request.
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