SuperbillDesk, monthly superbills for out-of-network therapy · Updated September 4, 2026
The tool that turns a session ledger into a finished superbill: coded, stamped with provider details, and delivered on the first of the month.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).SuperbillDesk is a billing tool for therapists who work out of network, the clinicians who collect payment directly and hand each client a superbill to file for reimbursement. Instead of retyping CPT codes, ICD-10 diagnoses, and provider numbers into a spreadsheet at every month-end, a practice connects its session ledger once, sets a coding profile per client, and lets the software assemble each statement. On the first of the month a draft appears for a short review, then goes out through a secure, timestamped delivery link.
SuperbillDesk is listed on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where placement is bought rather than earned. This page is editorial and not an endorsement: the site holds the spot its bid pays for, nothing more. Everything below describes the actual product, its workflow, and its published pricing, so you can judge whether an out-of-network billing tool matches how your practice runs.
What SuperbillDesk actually does
The product exists to remove the manual, end-of-month billing grind for private-practice therapists. According to its site, the work follows four steps. First, you connect a session ledger (a calendar or a practice-management export), a setup it estimates at about 20 minutes. Second, you set a coding profile per client once: CPT codes, ICD-10 diagnoses, place of service, and modifiers. Third, on the first of each month you review a generated draft. Fourth, SuperbillDesk delivers the finished superbill through a secure portal with a timestamped delivery log.
The premise is that the repetitive part (looking up codes, filling required fields, formatting statements) is exactly the part software should handle, leaving the clinician to review rather than retype. SuperbillDesk keeps version history with an approval audit trail, so each statement carries a record of what was changed and who signed off before it went out.
The coding it handles for you
SuperbillDesk assigns CPT codes based on session length, covering the common psychotherapy set: 90791, 90834, 90837, 90846, and 90847. It applies ICD-10 diagnoses with effective dates, so a diagnosis change is tracked to the sessions it applies to rather than smeared across the whole year. Provider identifiers (NPI, EIN, taxonomy, and license) are stored once and printed on every statement automatically, which is where hand-typed superbills tend to lose required fields and trigger rejected claims.
Telehealth is handled through modifier 95 and place of service 10. The tool also distinguishes paid, partial, and sliding-scale sessions, so statements reflect what a client actually paid. At year-end it assembles all twelve monthly statements into a single tax packet, and expiring encrypted delivery links come with open tracking so you can see when a client received a superbill.
Who it is built for, and what it costs
The target is licensed therapists and counselors in private practice who operate out of network: solo practitioners, group practices, and multi-site clinics. Pricing is public and billed monthly in US dollars, with no setup fees, no annual commitment, and no exit fees.
The Solo Practice plan is $29 per month for up to 40 active clients and one clinician. The Group Practice plan is $79 per month for up to 300 clients, 2 to 12 clinicians, and 12 rendering providers. The Clinic plan is $159 per month for unlimited clinicians and clients, with multi-site support and a BAA included. The tiers are structured around caseload and headcount rather than feature gating, so the choice mostly comes down to how many clients and providers you run.
What SuperbillDesk reports about itself
The figures below are the company's own, published on its site as 2025 results, not independently verified here. SuperbillDesk says an average of 3.8 hours per clinician are recovered each month once the system is running (dropping to a median review time of about 6 minutes per cycle), and that 94% of statements go out within 10 days. It reports operating across 638 US practices with 184,000 statements delivered in 2025.
It also cites an average of $1,410 recovered per client annually under its workflow, compared with $610 it attributes to ad-hoc billing. Read these as vendor claims: they describe the outcome the product is designed to produce, and they are worth checking against your own caseload before you assume the numbers transfer to your practice.
Frequently asked questions
What is SuperbillDesk's rank today?
As of September 4, 2026, SuperbillDesk sits at #122 (64 of 89 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $1 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake TapListLive today?
As of September 4, 2026, about $1 on top of SuperbillDesk's current total takes it past TapListLive and up to #121. The board updates live with every payment.
What is a superbill, and who needs one?
A superbill is an itemized receipt of therapy services (with CPT codes, ICD-10 diagnoses, dates, and provider identifiers) that a client submits to their insurer for out-of-network reimbursement. It matters for therapists who are not contracted with insurance and collect payment directly, since the client relies on that document to get money back.
Does SuperbillDesk submit claims to insurance for me?
SuperbillDesk generates the monthly superbill and delivers it to the client through a secure portal with a timestamped log. In an out-of-network setup the client typically files that document with their own insurer. The tool's job is producing a correct, complete statement, not acting as the client's in-network billing service.
How much does SuperbillDesk cost?
Pricing is monthly in US dollars: $29 for Solo Practice (up to 40 clients, one clinician), $79 for Group Practice (up to 300 clients, 2 to 12 clinicians, 12 rendering providers), and $159 for Clinic (unlimited clinicians and clients, multi-site, BAA included). The site lists no setup fees, annual commitment, or exit fees.
What coding does it automate?
It assigns session-length CPT codes (90791, 90834, 90837, 90846, 90847), applies ICD-10 diagnoses with effective dates, prints provider identifiers (NPI, EIN, taxonomy, license), and handles telehealth via modifier 95 and place of service 10. It also separates paid, partial, and sliding-scale sessions.
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