QOPEVSAlpha SophiaQOPE vs Alpha Sophia for U.S. provider research
Alpha Sophia is a healthcare commercial intelligence platform built on claims data. QOPE is a self-serve platform built on public CMS, FDA, HRSA, NIH and ONC data, covering providers, facilities and drugs.
Where the two overlap
Provider search, provider profiles and matching your own lists to NPIs. Facts about Alpha Sophia come from its own website, with a source link on each row.
Four views for provider research
Each one is a prepared view, so you start from an answer instead of an empty table.
Ranked answers in one click
Insights answers questions such as who prescribes a drug the most, ranked by Part D drug cost and filtered by state and specialty. Each row opens its record page.
How Insights works
One page per provider
Procedures, prescribing, chronic-condition prevalence, Open Payments, similar providers and shortage-area context for each NPI. Compare up to four providers side by side.
See record pages
Match your own list to NPIs
Upload a CSV or Excel list of names, up to 500 rows per run. NPI Match checks each row against the CMS NPI Registry, shows the candidates and saves the matches as a lead list. Pro and Teams plans.
How NPI Match works
One page per drug
Patents and exclusivity, generic and biosimilar makers, NADAC price, shortages, recalls, top Part D prescribers and Part B spend for each drug, with an Excel export.
How the drug profile works
Pick by the question you need answered
Both are useful. They answer different questions.
QOPE may fit better when- You research U.S. providers and also need drug, patent and shortage data.
- You want to start today, without a sales call, at a published price.
- You want to match your own list of names to NPIs and save it as a lead list.
- You want the public source of each dataset named next to it.
- You need all-payer procedure and patient volumes, not Medicare files alone.
- You need referral patterns between providers.
- You want an AI assistant, or to query the data from your own AI agent.
Common questions
Does QOPE have all-payer claims?
No. QOPE provider activity comes from public Medicare Part B and Part D files, data year 2024.
Can QOPE match my own list of providers?
Yes. NPI Match takes a CSV or Excel list of names, up to 500 rows per run, checks each row against the CMS NPI Registry and saves the matches as a lead list. It is on the Pro and Teams plans.
Can I try QOPE without talking to sales?
Self-serve sign-up with a 14-day trial. No sales call needed.
How much does QOPE cost?
Published prices: Regular $450, Pro $1,250, Teams $4,750 per month, with lower annual prices.
Search a drug, a provider or a market today.
