Paytient
Paytient

Paytient

Paytient provides health payment accounts to help individuals access and afford healthcare costs.

About

Paytient is a financial technology company that offers a platform to help people better access and afford healthcare. They partner with employers, insurers, and health systems to provide Health Payment Accounts (HPAs) that allow members to pay for out-of-pocket medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, and veterinary expenses over time, without interest or fees. The company aims to remove cost as a barrier to care and improve patient decision-making.

Key facts

Website
paytient.com
Headquarters
Columbia, United States
Total funding
$73M
Valuation
Private
Business model
B2B
Tags
Fintech
HealthTech
Payments
Employee Benefits
Healthcare Affordability

Paytient pricing

Plans and prices published by Paytient
PlanPriceIncludes
Essential$10 / month$2,000 healthcare purchasing power per employee, $100 monthly platform fee, Billed monthly per employee
Plus$18 / month$5,000 healthcare purchasing power per employee, $100 monthly platform fee, Billed monthly per employee
Enterprisefrom $2,500 / month$1,000 to $5,000 healthcare purchasing power, Administrative services only model, Contact sales
CustomContact salesCustom healthcare purchasing power, For employers with 1,000+ employees, Non-ASO custom plan, contact sales

Yearly billing saves 20 percent.

Plans as published by Paytient, checked September 2026. Current prices on paytient.com

Funding rounds

Funding rounds raised by Paytient
DateRoundAmountLead investors
3 Jun 2024Undisclosed round$40MTrinity Capital
10 Jan 2023Series B$33MMercato Partners Traverse Fund

Tech stack

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SOC 2
Analytics
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CMS / Builders
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CDN
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Email provider
Google Workspace
Email marketing
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Frequently asked

How much funding has Paytient raised?

Paytient has raised a total of $73M in funding.