Tempus pricing
Tempus provider software (Next, Hub, Tempus One in EHR and nP Notetaker) is sold through enterprise and health system agreements, and no rate card is published. Tempus is a public company (NASDAQ: TEM), so segment level economics appear in its filings, but product prices do not. Neither the unit of charge for each product nor whether Next is priced per patient screened, per site or per program is stated. The Software Terms of Use let Tempus keep and use a de identified copy of data from nP Notetaker, a right that sits alongside whatever the customer pays.
How Tempus pricing works
- Pricing model
- Enterprise and health system contracts for provider software
- Business associate agreement
- Business associate terms are part of the Software Terms of Use and apply to nP Notetaker and Tempus One in EHR, with a flow down to vendors; Tempus acts as a covered entity when Hub is used to order tests and receive results.
Tempus pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Tempus and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- TTempusNo published price
- AAmbry GeneticsNot published; 9 in 10 patients pay $0
- PPaigeNot published (owned by Tempus since August 2025)
- FFoundation MedicineNo published price
- NNest GenomicsNo published price
- GGuardant Health$1,495 Shield cash price per test
- SStratipathNo published price
- WWaivNo published price
- MMyriad GeneticsMost eligible patients pay $0; financial assistance tiers of $0, $100 or $249
Tempus pricing, answered
How much does Tempus cost?
Tempus does not publish a price. Tempus provider software (Next, Hub, Tempus One in EHR and nP Notetaker) is sold through enterprise and health system agreements, and no rate card is published. Tempus is a public company (NASDAQ: TEM), so segment level economics appear in its filings, but product prices do not.
Does Tempus offer a business associate agreement?
Business associate terms are part of the Software Terms of Use and apply to nP Notetaker and Tempus One in EHR, with a flow down to vendors; Tempus acts as a covered entity when Hub is used to order tests and receive results.