Atlas subscription — sign up

Pick your state, your tier, and the editions your agency receives. The editions are drawn from your state’s published structure — the same structure its register is mapped to. On submit, this working model produces your signup record and shows the first-packet preview for your tier.

WORKING MODEL. This form is real and produces a real signup record, stored in this browser on this device. Checkout — payment — is the next step and is not collected here.

1 · STATE State Medicaid agency

2 · TIER

Bureau

One bureau’s week, delivered

Its subscription calendar feed, plus the Monday email: the due-this-week cards, in due-date order, and what changed.

$360 / quarter · $1,440 / year · $120 / month

Agency — The Register, Re-Verified Weekly

Every bureau, plus the register

Every bureau covered, the operational binder, the register re-verified weekly, applicability determinations kept current, the signed quarterly letter on the register’s standing, and the submission door for your corrections.

$1,200 / quarter · $4,800 / year · $400 / month

Billing form

3 · AGENCY AND CONTACT Agency / division name Signup contact — name Signup contact — email

4 · EDITIONS AND RECIPIENTS

Choose the editions the agency receives; name a recipient for each. Unit editions follow your state’s published structure, as its register carries it.

Choose a state first — its units and leadership editions will appear here.

The signup record this model produces is the working model’s output: it lives in this browser, downloads as a file for your records, and scopes the preview below it. A production intake — and checkout — are the stated next steps, never simulated. Beside the subscription, project packages are sold once, as downloads; they are not part of either tier. Back to the subscription page · The Atlas scorecard. Subscription pages — Edition 1.1 · October 21, 2026.

Independent product of Agentic Armor LLC. Agentic Armor LLC is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by CMS or HHS. The Atlas builds a bridge between the rules CMS publishes and the state agencies that have to run them: an independent verification and audit system.