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Take Advantage of Black Friday Discount on Compensation Review Services

November 25, 2025

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November 28–30, ACS member benefit provider Resolve is offering a significant discount on its “Instant Compensation” package, which is designed to provide surgeons with clarity around their compensation.

Coinciding with the traditional US Black Friday weekend discounts, the package for a range of useful services is discounted to just $49 (regularly $199) using the code BLACKFRIDAY25.

This package includes 12 months of access to:

  • rData – real-time, specialty-specific salary and contract benchmarks
  • MGMA data
  • AI Contract Review, which provides results in less than 10 minutes
  • Career Dashboard & benchmarking tools
  • Business of Medicine Course (7 hours CME)

This sale represents an opportunity for ACS members to understand whether they’re being paid fairly or need quick benchmarking for an upcoming offer or contract renewal. 

This is valid only November 28–30 and cannot be combined with other discounts. Return to the deal webpage on those dates to take advantage of this valuable offer.

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