FDB (First Databank) pricing

FDB publishes no price, unit of charge, contract shape or implementation fee for its drug databases or its AI products. Most organizations pay for FDB content indirectly, inside the license of the prescribing, pharmacy or record system they run, and usually cannot see what share of that fee it represents or what usage rights it carries. Whether an existing content license extends to agent access through MedProof MCP, or is a separate arrangement with its own terms, is not stated anywhere on FDB's site.

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Pricing terms

How FDB (First Databank) pricing works

Pricing model: Quotation. Drug databases licensed as named modules, mostly obtained inside the license of a record, prescribing or pharmacy system that integrates them; MedProof MCP and Script Agent through contact with FDB. No unit of charge is published.
Business associate agreement: Not published. FDB's privacy notice states it functions as a HIPAA business associate for its customers under its customer agreements; the agreement and any tiering are not published.

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Questions

FDB (First Databank) pricing, answered

How much does FDB (First Databank) cost?

FDB (First Databank) does not publish a price. Most organizations pay for FDB content indirectly, inside the license of the prescribing, pharmacy or record system they run, and usually cannot see what share of that fee it represents or what usage rights it carries.

Does FDB (First Databank) offer a business associate agreement?

Not published. FDB's privacy notice states it functions as a HIPAA business associate for its customers under its customer agreements; the agreement and any tiering are not published.