TL;DR: ClinicSense and Cliniko both offer solid practice management tools, but ClinicSense tends to be a better fit for solo practitioners and small clinics, while Cliniko might be more appealing if you’re a multi-location office.
Choose the platform that aligns best with how you run and grow your practice
Both ClinicSense and Cliniko provide the core tools needed to run a clinic including online booking, appointment reminders, SOAP notes, intake forms, invoicing, and reporting. Where they differ is in focus.
ClinicSense is built specifically for solo practitioners and small, hands-on health clinics that want streamlined admin, flexible charting, and built-in tools to help retain clients and grow their business.
Cliniko offers broad, general practice management functionality used across a wide range of healthcare and therapy settings.
Below, we break down the key differences between ClinicSense and Cliniko so you can see which platform best fits your practice.
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The customer service is top notch! I love how quickly they get back to you and the videos are super helpfulI like the ease of use. It handles everything I need it to (scehduling in oerson and online, email blasts, reminders, google reviews, gift certificates, reports, documentation, payments). Customer service is very prompt and always helpful. They actually answer you and provide solutions and videos to guide you through if needed.
ClinicSense offers 3 plans to choose from, starting at $39/mo with $20 practition add on pricing.
Cliniko takes a cohort pricing approach with 6 unique pricing tiers based on practitioner count, not feature availability. Cliniko pricing starts at $49/mo.
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