Pricing

Pricing
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Fill once, fill everywhere. Getting organized is free — you only pay for the time you get back, for the rest of your career.

Free
$0/year
Pro
$299/year
Premium
$499/year
Best forGetting organized before your next applicationActively credentialing — a new job, facility, or application this yearLocum, travel, and multi-facility careers where nothing can lapse
Document Vault — upload, store, and organize every file
Structured Credential Repository, organized automatically
Unlimited secure Share Links
Browser extension autofill on credentialing portals
Automatic document parsing and data extraction
Expiration tracking and credential health score
Expiration alerts and push notifications
Case log upload reminders
Credential renewal nudges
Credential health reports

Free — $0/year

Upload your documents and CredentialHive structures them into one clean, searchable credential record. No credit card, no time limit.

  • Document Vault — upload, store, and organize every file
  • Structured Credential Repository, organized automatically

Pro — $299/year

Everything in Free, plus the tools that turn organization into time saved. Most providers lose 3+ hours re-entering the same information on every application — Pro is built to give that time back.

  • Unlimited sharing via secure Share Links
  • Browser extension for autofill on credentialing portals
  • Automatic document parsing and data extraction
  • Expiration tracking and credential health score

Premium — $499/year

Everything in Pro, plus proactive compliance monitoring so nothing expires without warning.

  • Expiration alerts and push notifications
  • Case log upload reminders
  • Credential renewal nudges
  • Credential health reports

Every paid plan bills annually. Credentialing isn't a monthly habit — it's a career one, and your subscription is built to match. If you're a 1099 or self-employed provider, it's also a deductible business expense. CredentialHive is currently in private beta; get access on the homepage to be first in line.