Exclusion Screening costs $30 or $40 a month for up to 100 screens, and 1Lookup checks one provider the moment you ask for $0.015.

Screening a roster of employees and vendors for exclusions every month. The pricing page describes 'Monthly Monitoring' as 'Continuous automated screening every month with instant alerts on new matches', and both plans screen the OIG LEIE exclusion database and the GSA SAM exclusion database. Basic adds 1 state Medicaid exclusion list and Premium screens all of them, which the pricing page puts at 46. Its FAQ adds the Social Security Death Master File.

Two monthly plans, each 'Up to 100 screens per month': Basic is $30 per month and Premium is $40 per month. A larger roster goes to 'Contact Us for Custom Pricing', and no price per extra screen is printed. The pricing page says 'No hidden fees' and includes dedicated support on every plan. It does not define a screen, and it prints no trial: the site offers a free consultation. Checked October 2026.

3 credits per completed check, billed for every completed check, a clear one included. On the Starter plan ($99 a month for 20,000 credits) a check is about $0.015, which covers 6,666 checks a month and is $14.85 per 1,000. At the Enterprise end of the rate card it is about $0.006. For a roster of 100 or fewer, Exclusion Screening is the cheaper monthly bill: $30 or $40 a month against $99 for a Starter month, and it covers more lists.

Not directly. At the full 100 screens the printed prices work out to $0.30 a screen on Basic and $0.40 on Premium, which is arithmetic on the two printed figures. The pages do not define a screen, and a screen there covers more lists and is repeated every month with alerts, while a 1Lookup check reads the OIG list once, when you ask. Set the monthly totals beside each other, not the per-screen figures.

Exclusion Screening works from a roster: its FAQ says to send the employee and vendor roster and that 'Screening typically begins within a few business days of receiving your data'. The pages read do not mention an API. 1Lookup answers in the request: one provider by NPI, name or business name through an API or a CSV column, with a verdict and the date of the OIG list in the answer, and a bulk CSV with a provider column under the same per-check price.

On breadth, monitoring and price for a small roster. It screens the OIG list, the GSA SAM database and state Medicaid lists, re-screens every month and alerts you to new matches, and its plans include 'Accurate matching with built-in identity verification to reduce false positives' and expert support. 1Lookup checks the OIG list only, does not monitor a roster and does not alert you. For up to 100 screens a month its $30 and $40 plans are also a smaller bill than a Starter month.

No. A 1Lookup check answers when you ask, and you run it again when you want it repeated. A CSV of your providers can be uploaded each month to re-check the whole roster, and a repeat of the same check by the same user within 1 day is free. If you want a service to re-screen for you and send alerts, Exclusion Screening's monitoring does that and 1Lookup does not.

If you want a managed monthly screen of a roster of up to 100 across the OIG list, SAM and state Medicaid lists, with alerts, Exclusion Screening's printed plans are the simple choice. If you want a provider checked the moment you ask, from your own software or a CSV, with no roster to send first and no monthly cap, 1Lookup's OIG Exclusion Check bills 3 credits per completed check on a balance that also pays for phone, email and IP checks.

For a small employer or practice that wants its roster screened and monitored by a team, yes: $30 or $40 a month for up to 100 screens is a low printed price, and it covers lists beyond the OIG's. The pages do not print contract length, cancellation terms, a price per extra screen or an API. If you screen providers inside your own product or hiring flow, compare the per-check price of 1Lookup.