Gigasheet turns healthcare price transparency data into benchmarked rates for payers and providers. Pricing is by request; see features and use cases.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Gigasheet is a healthcare price intelligence platform built on price transparency data. Federal rules released very large volumes of negotiated rates into the public domain, but the files are too large and messy for conventional tools. Gigasheet organizes that data so it can be searched, compared and benchmarked.
The company reports more than 150 billion valid payer rates and 3.4 million providers scored. It serves providers, payers and plans, self-insured employers and benefits partners, and MedTech and life science companies.
Its About page says the founders come from national security, cybersecurity, and big data work at Google and in banking, and that they built the product to make that kind of intelligence available to healthcare organizations.
Gigasheet ingests machine-readable files and converts them into structured, analysis-ready data. Users can reach that data through a web interface, an API or an AI agent, and run analysis across national data without exporting, loading or managing the underlying files.
The AI Agent accepts questions in plain language and returns an interactive intelligence report with the backing data. Each detail can be traced to the original source through a spreadsheet-like interface.
Teams that want the raw material can license bulk datasets with rates, provider resolution and provider contacts, delivered to a warehouse or available on demand through an API.
The Price Transparency Explorer lets users search and compare negotiated rates by provider, payer and code nationwide. The MRF Viewer opens large machine-readable files, including JSON, as a flat table for spreadsheet-style analysis.
For building on the data, Gigasheet offers an Analytics API for custom rate calculations, an AI Agent, and a Market Intelligence Graph. The graph includes Provider Intelligence, Rate Scores and benchmarks for every provider in a market.
Competitive analysis tools compare negotiated rates across payers and providers and help users spot market gaps and pricing anomalies. The site stresses that every insight is backed by the original machine-readable data.
Gigasheet is a healthcare price intelligence platform that turns price transparency data into searchable, benchmarked rates. It serves providers, payers, self-insured employers and MedTech companies. It also offers a self-service tool for large CSV files.
Gigasheet does not list dollar prices on its site. Premium Individual is bought online with monthly or discounted annual billing, and MRF Viewer requires an annual commitment. Other offerings are priced on request.
The sources do not mention a free trial. The site offers sample data, a Provider Rate Scores page, demo booking and a sample report request for evaluation.
It suits hospitals and provider groups, payers and plans, self-insured employers and benefits partners, and MedTech and life science companies that need real negotiated rate data for contracts, networks or forecasts.
The sources name no third-party integrations. Gigasheet provides an Analytics API, on-demand API access to bulk data, and delivery of bulk data to a data warehouse.
It builds on healthcare price transparency data, the machine-readable files released under federal rules. The company reports more than 150 billion valid payer rates and 3.4 million providers scored.
Yes, through MRF Viewer, which converts large JSON machine-readable files into a flat, spreadsheet-like table. The Premium Individual plan does not support JSON files.
It includes AI features. The AI Agent answers plain-language questions with an intelligence report and the backing data, and the site says users keep full access to the original files.