generated: '2026-08-12'
method: searched
source: >-
  https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9082052137239-How-much-service-fee-does-Doceree-charge,
  https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9083813535127-What-are-the-bidding-strategies-for-Programmatic-Ad-pricing-models,
  https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9082098474903-What-is-the-billing-process-for-brands-and-media-agencies,
  https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9082096207767-Is-adding-credit-card-for-activating-account-necessary
docs: https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/sections/9082095340055-Billing
plan_count: 0
note: >-
  Doceree publishes NO named subscription tiers and no /pricing page
  (https://doceree.com/pricing returns HTTP 404, and no pricing entry exists in
  https://doceree.com/sitemap.xml). It is an advertising marketplace, not a
  metered API product: buyers fund media spend and Doceree takes a percentage
  service fee on top. What IS published — and recorded below — is the fee
  structure, the bidding/pricing models, and the billing mechanics, read from
  Doceree's own public Zendesk help center. There is no per-request, per-seat or
  per-API-call price list of any kind, so plan_count is honestly 0.
pricing_model: percentage-of-media-spend + auction bidding
currency: USD
plans: []
service_fees:
- name: Tech Access Fee
  rate: 10%
  basis: media spend
  description: >-
    Charged for the technological set up and for running and implementation of
    programmatic activities.
  source: https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9082052137239-How-much-service-fee-does-Doceree-charge
- name: Managed Services Fee
  rate: 10%
  basis: media spend
  description: >-
    Charged to have Doceree AdOps experts and the Customer Success team manage
    campaign set up and campaign optimization. Doceree requires that any pilot
    project be run as a managed service.
  source: https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9082052137239-How-much-service-fee-does-Doceree-charge
bidding_models:
- id: CPM
  name: Cost per Mille (cost per thousand impressions)
  charged_on: impressions served
  use_case: campaigns optimizing for visibility
- id: CPS
  name: Cost per Session
  charged_on: EHR workflow sessions selected at campaign creation
  workflows: [patient intake, diagnosis test ordering, diagnosis test review,
    medical review, e-prescription (eRx)]
  use_case: point-of-care / EHR campaigns
- id: programmatic
  name: Programmatic bidding
  charged_on: >-
    Doceree's bidding algorithm optimizes the bid in real time against a
    daily/weekly spend limit and a target CPM or CPS goal.
  controls: [daily spend limit, weekly spend limit, adjustable at any time]
  source: https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9083813535127-What-are-the-bidding-strategies-for-Programmatic-Ad-pricing-models
billing:
  cycle: monthly
  interim_invoice_threshold:
    amount: 500
    currency: USD
    note: >-
      "Billing happens for every brand at the end of every month or an
      additional bill is generated if the campaign spends exceed $500 before the
      end of the month."
  payment_methods:
  - id: credit-card
    detail: >-
      All major international credit cards; deducted automatically at the end of
      every month based on expenditure. Card details are stored and processed
      via Authorize.net. One card can be associated with multiple brands.
  - id: monthly-invoicing
    detail: >-
      Not enabled by default. Applied for from the monthly invoicing tab
      ("+Apply new"); once enabled, Doceree raises an invoice at month end and
      the buyer wires payment before the stated due date.
  - id: credit-line
    detail: >-
      Offered to selected brands and media agencies at Doceree's discretion,
      based on payment history and other factors.
  prerequisite: >-
    At least one payment method must be registered on the Doceree platform
    before a campaign can start.
  source: https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9082098474903-What-is-the-billing-process-for-brands-and-media-agencies
delivery_controls:
  frequency_capping:
    supported: true
    granularity: [per day, per week, per month]
    description: >-
      Limits the number of impressions an individual HCP receives from a
      campaign over a given period. This is a media-delivery control, not an API
      rate limit — see rate-limits/doceree-rate-limits.yml.
    source: https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9520824760983-What-is-frequency-capping
access_model:
  self_service: partial
  note: >-
    Doceree describes the platform as available both managed and self-service
    (support article "Is the platform managed or self-service?"), but account
    creation, the Exchange dashboard (https://exchange.doceree.com/login) and
    the publisher ad-serving credentials (placementId / appKey) are all issued
    behind account signup. There is no public self-serve signup price, no free
    tier, and no trial published.
gaps:
- No /pricing page and no plan tiers of any kind on doceree.com.
- No published CPM/CPS floor prices, rate card, or minimum spend.
- No API-call pricing — the ad-serving endpoints are not sold as an API product.
- Cancellation policy exists as a help-center article but states no numbers.
evidence:
- url: https://doceree.com/pricing
  http_status: 404
  fetched: '2026-08-12'
- url: https://support.doceree.com/api/v2/help_center/en-us/articles.json
  http_status: 200
  fetched: '2026-08-12'
  note: >-
    Doceree's Zendesk help-center REST API answers anonymously and returns 117
    published articles, including the fee, bidding and billing articles read
    above. The rendered HTML pages for several of those articles return HTTP 403
    to anonymous browsers, so the API is the only readable path to them.
- url: https://support.doceree.com/hc/en-us/articles/9082052137239-How-much-service-fee-does-Doceree-charge
  http_status: 200
  fetched: '2026-08-12'