Turn billions of negotiated rates into clear intelligence on reimbursement, competitors, providers, and market opportunity. Gigasheet helps healthcare strategy and growth teams make better decisions with national data, proprietary benchmarks, and flexible analytics.
Healthcare growth decisions are often based on incomplete claims data, broad market reports, or assumptions about reimbursement. Gigasheet brings together payer and hospital price transparency data, provider intelligence, Medicare benchmarks, and proprietary analytics. Evaluate specific procedures, service lines, organizations, payers, and geographies while retaining access to the underlying published rates.

Healthcare price transparency files contain valuable market signals, but the raw files are too large, inconsistent, and complex for most business teams to use directly. Gigasheet processes, normalizes, and enriches negotiated rates while preserving the row-level detail from the original source. The result is a market intelligence foundation that supports strategic decisions, detailed analysis, and downstream applications.
Healthcare strategy rarely follows a predefined report. One answer usually leads to another question. Gigasheet lets teams filter, regroup, pivot, calculate, and drill from market-level findings into the underlying rates. Conduct analysis directly in the platform, assign a complete study to the AI Agent, or integrate intelligence into your own applications through the API and MCP.

Providers and health systems use Gigasheet to evaluate expansion, benchmark reimbursement, and strengthen service-line and payer strategy. Payers, networks, and TPAs use it to compare market rates, evaluate provider economics, and identify network opportunities. Self-insured employers and benefits partners use it to compare plans, evaluate high-cost care, and support care navigation. MedTech and life sciences organizations use it to strengthen market access, reimbursement, forecasting, and commercial strategy.
Dr. Timothy Mountcastle, MD. Chief of Plastic Surgery Emeritus, INOVA Loudoun Hospital