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Gleamer Pricing and What a BoneView or ChestView Quote Should Itemize for Imaging Groups
The short answer
Gleamer does not publish a price list, so any dollar figure you find online for BoneView or ChestView is a guess. The public record gives you three things instead. The openFDA database lists 5 clearances under Gleamer, covering fracture detection (BoneView, QBS), bone density measurement (BoneMetrics, QIH) and chest X-ray detection (ChestView, MYN). A search of USAspending.gov on November 5, 2026 found no federal award to Gleamer, so no public contract sets a benchmark. Ask for an itemized quote by product, site, reader count and contract term.
Imaging directors and urgent care or orthopedic group administrators searching for Gleamer pricing usually land on a demo request form. Gleamer sells BoneView for fracture detection on X-ray, ChestView for chest X-ray and BoneMetrics for bone density, and it quotes them per customer. There is no public rate card, no self-serve checkout and no federal contract to point at.
Ownership matters when you negotiate. RadNet acquired Gleamer in March 2026 and folded it into DeepHealth, so a renewal or new contract may now come with a broader RadNet conversation. Ask who is the contracting party and whether pricing is tied to other DeepHealth products.
This page does not guess a price. It gives you the verified FDA facts and the line items to demand, then shows where a reading assistant sits next to a per-exam detection product, because the two are bought for different reasons.
Worklist
Structured report
DraftRun the assistant to draft this report for review.
Decision support. The radiologist reviews and signs every study.
Decision support for qualified clinicians. Radiological.ai does not provide a diagnosis and is not a substitute for professional judgment.
Flag · prioritize · draft · you review and sign
Gleamer publishes no price, so the honest answer is the public record: 5 FDA clearances, no federal award to benchmark against, and a line-item list to make the vendor fill in.
Side by side
What is publicly known about Gleamer cost
Each row is a sourced fact or an explicit gap. Nothing here is a quote.
| What to check | Gleamer | What it means for your quote |
|---|---|---|
| Published price list | None. Pricing is by quote. | Treat every third party estimate as unverified. Ask for the proposal in writing with a line per product. |
| Number of FDA clearances | 5 records under the applicant name Gleamer or Gleamer Sas, from K212365 in March 2022 to K252486 in September 2025. | Five records cover three products and several versions. Ask which version your quote includes and whether upgrades are free. |
| Type of clearance | 2 fracture detection records for BoneView (QBS), 2 chest X-ray detection records for ChestView (MYN) and 1 bone density measurement record for BoneMetrics (QIH). | A fracture detection quote and a chest X-ray quote are separate products. Do not accept a bundle you do not need. |
| Federal purchasing record | A USAspending.gov search for Gleamer returned no prime award to the company. | There is no public award to benchmark against, unlike RapidAI, which has named VA awards. Your leverage is competing quotes. |
| Ownership | RadNet acquired Gleamer in March 2026 and folded it into DeepHealth. | Ask who signs the contract, who supports it and whether price depends on other RadNet or DeepHealth purchases. |
| Contract shape | Subscription term, site scope and renewal terms are negotiated. | Get the renewal uplift cap, the termination rights and the data and image retention terms before you sign. |
| Reading and reporting workflow | Detection marks on the image for fractures and chest findings. | It does not draft the radiology report. That is a separate purchase and a separate budget line. |
Sources are openFDA (collected November 5, 2026) and a USAspending.gov award search run November 5, 2026. A zero result in a federal search does not prove that no agency buys the product through a reseller or another vehicle.
The public clearance record
The Gleamer clearances a quote can draw from
Each record is a separate FDA submission for a named product. Ask which of these your proposal actually includes.
| Product | FDA record | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| ChestView US (1.1) | K252486, September 9, 2025, MYN | The newest record, for chest X-ray. Confirm it is the version in your proposal. |
| ChestView US | K241620, February 27, 2025, MYN | The first chest X-ray record. Ask what happens to your price when a new version replaces it. |
| BoneMetrics (US) | K241593, February 5, 2025, QIH | Bone density measurement from X-ray. Ask whether it is priced separately from fracture detection. |
| BoneView | K222176, March 2, 2023, QBS | The current fracture detection record. Check the body regions and age groups covered. |
| BoneView | K212365, March 1, 2022, QBS | The original fracture detection record. Useful to see how the product has been revised. |
Source is openFDA, collected November 5, 2026. The applicant name appears as Gleamer or Gleamer Sas. A clearance belongs to the named device and its intended use, so match each product to the indication you plan to use.
Side by side
Radiological.ai vs Gleamer, honestly
A fair look at what each does well. Both are capable tools. Here is where they differ.
| What matters | Radiological.ai | Gleamer |
|---|---|---|
| What you are buying | A reading assistant that flags suspected findings, prioritizes the worklist and drafts the structured report across X-ray and CT | Per-exam detection software for fractures, chest X-ray and bone density |
| Who feels the benefit | The reading radiologist, in report turnaround and worklist order | The reader of musculoskeletal and chest X-ray, in missed finding support |
| Pricing basis | Practice covers X-ray and CT at $199 per reading radiologist per month billed annually, or $399 month to month | No public price. Quoted per customer with products, sites and volume as inputs |
| Integration | Works alongside your PACS over DICOM and returns results over HL7 or FHIR | Connects to the PACS or viewer and shows marks on the image |
| Review | Decision support. The radiologist reviews, edits and signs every report | Cleared detection software. The radiologist makes the final read |
Comparison reflects general, publicly understood positioning. Capabilities change, so check each product for the latest.
If you are choosing between detection vendors, see how the field splits in the best AI radiology software compared, and the side by side on the Gleamer alternative page. The same pricing question for other vendors is answered in Lunit pricing and Aidoc pricing.
Contracts in this category share the same traps. Our guide to radiology AI platform pricing shows what public award records reveal about per module billing, and radiology AI vendor evaluation questions lists what to ask before the demo. Reporting side costs sit on the Radiological.ai pricing page.
Why groups pick Radiological.ai
One assistant across the whole read
Make the quote itemize every product
A single number hides what you are paying for. Ask for a line per cleared product, with the FDA record it relies on, so you can see what is core and what is optional. If bone density or chest X-ray is bundled and you do not plan to use it, ask for the price without it.
Price the volume you actually read
Emergency and orthopedic X-ray volume swings by season and by site. Ask for the price at your current annual exam count and at the count you expect in three years, and get the per site add-on cost written down.
Cap the renewal and settle ownership
After the RadNet acquisition, ask who the contracting entity is, who supports you and whether prices move with other DeepHealth products. Get a written cap on annual increases and the notice period for non-renewal.
Do not confuse detection with reporting
Detection software marks findings on the image. It does not write the report. If report turnaround is the bottleneck, a reading assistant solves a different problem and is bought from a different budget, so compare the two on what each one removes from your day.
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One assistant that flags suspected findings, prioritizes the worklist, and drafts the structured report on X-ray, CT and MRI. You review and sign every study.
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