Licensy AI vs Verifiable
How Licensy AI and Verifiable differ on architecture, data sources, pricing model, and the kind of customer each one is built for.
What is Licensy AI?
Licensy AI is an API-first medical license verification platform. It monitors physician (MD/DO) and physician assistant (PA) licenses across all 50 U.S. states and DC, returned in one standardized schema. Data flows from state medical boards (daily monitored updates) and NPPES (NPI registry), with primary-source screenshots preserved where available as supporting source context.
What is Verifiable?
API-first credentialing platform that also focuses on primary-source license data and provider-data automation for digital health.
Where Verifiable is strong
- Mature provider-data product with workflow tools layered on top.
- Strong sales motion targeting larger digital health and telemedicine companies.
- Broader credentialing surface beyond just licenses (DEA, NPI, OIG, sanctions).
- Well-funded with established enterprise customers.
Where Licensy AI is strong
- API-first: physician and PA licensing data as a first-class REST API and MCP server, not a dashboard bolt-on.
- Standardized schema across all 50 states + DC — one shape instead of dozens of board formats — with primary-source screenshots preserved where available as supporting source context.
- Pricing that scales down. Verifiable is enterprise-priced; Licensy has individual and small-team plans for early-stage digital health.
- Faster integration. The Licensy REST API is documented end-to-end at /api-docs; you can be calling it in an afternoon.
Pick Verifiable when…
If you need credentialing functions beyond license verification — DEA registration tracking, OIG/SAM sanctions screening, document management, payor enrollment — Verifiable bundles more of that surface. Right fit for funded digital health companies with budget for an enterprise platform.
Pick Licensy AI when…
If your problem is specifically 'is this physician or PA licensed and in good standing right now, in the states they practice?' — Licensy answers that as a clean API. The moat is architectural: a standardized schema across all 50 states + DC, delivered as a first-class REST API and MCP server, with primary-source screenshots preserved where available as supporting source context — not a dashboard you have to scrape yourself.
The technical moat
Most license-verification tools are dashboards you log into and copy data out of. Licensy AI is built API-first: physician (MD/DO) and physician assistant (PA) licensing data is a first-class REST API and MCP server, not a bolt-on to a workflow product.
The data arrives in one standardized schema across all 50 states + DC — one shape instead of dozens of board formats — so you integrate once rather than per state. Primary-source screenshots are preserved where available as supporting source context, and monitored accounts get daily monitored updates on license-status changes.
For physician and PA licenses, we run a fleet of state-board scrapers on a daily cadence and expose the normalized output through the /licenses schema, so consumers see one shape regardless of which board it came from.
Comparison content is based on each vendor's public materials and Licensy AI's product. If anything here is out of date, email support@licensy.ai and we'll correct it.