Pricing

Clinic Software Pricing: ₹1 Per Patient

No monthly charge, no setup fee and no contract. You keep a prepaid wallet topped up - from ₹200 - and ₹1 comes off it for each patient you actually manage. A quiet month uses less, and whatever is left never expires. That is the whole of it.

No card to see it · We set it up at your clinic first
your wallet · what a month usesPrepaid
1

per patient you manage

10 patients / day
≈ ₹260
20 patients / day
≈ ₹520
40 patients / day
≈ ₹1,040

26 working days · recharge from ₹200 · never expires

The only planAvailable today

There is no other plan to choose.

No tiers, no seats, no feature gates, no upgrade wall. Every clinic gets the whole product at the same price, whether it is your first week or your fifth year.

  • No card to get started
  • No monthly or annual fee
  • No setup or onboarding charge
  • No contract, and no lock-in
  • No per-user pricing
  • No feature held back for a higher tier
How you pay

A prepaid wallet, ₹1 at a time

Recharge it when you like, in the doctor portal or through us. Each patient you manage uses a rupee, and nothing else ever comes off it.

Sanjivanee

Wallet · prepaid

Paused

1/4 · Recharge

Wallet balance

₹200

+ ₹200 addedDoctor portalOr through us

Recharge from ₹200 - in the doctor portal, or through us.

Recharge Next month
What you get

Everything is included. Nothing is gated.

Grouped in the order clinics actually switch them on, not in the order that makes the list look longest.

The prescription, and the record
  • Digital prescriptions covering the whole consultation
  • Printing on your own clinic letterhead
  • Complete patient history, kept indefinitely
  • Reports, scans and photographs attached to the visit
  • English, Hindi and Gujarati on the printed page
The clinic around it
  • Walk-ins and bookings in one queue
  • A token desk that prints
  • A dispensing screen for the pharmacy counter
  • Fees, part payments and outstanding dues
  • Referral letters generated as PDFs
The parts you may never need
  • AI suggestions drawn from your own prescribing
  • Medicine inventory, if you dispense in-house
  • Your own medicine and complaint catalogues
  • Staff logins with roles and permissions
And always
  • Setup at your clinic, by us, at no charge
  • Unlimited staff logins
  • Export of everything, whenever you want it
  • Help on the phone when something misbehaves
How that compares

A subscription charges you for the quiet months too

Against how clinic software is usually sold in India: a fixed fee, agreed up front, that does not move when your OPD does.

This describes the shape of the market rather than any one vendor. Published plans vary widely and are not all monthly - some are billed by the year - but every one of them charges whether you see patients that month or not.

cost · side by sidetypical vs sanjivanee
  • How you pay

    Typical: Upfront, for the month or the year

    Sanjivanee: A prepaid wallet, from ₹200

  • Monthly licence fee

    Typical: A fixed fee every month or year, regardless of use

    Sanjivanee: None

  • Setup and onboarding

    Typical: Often charged separately

    Sanjivanee: Free, and we come to you

  • A month when you see fewer patients

    Typical: You pay the same

    Sanjivanee: You pay less

  • Minimum contract

    Typical: Usually annual

    Sanjivanee: None

  • Money you have paid but not used

    Typical: Lost when the term ends

    Sanjivanee: Stays in the wallet - it never expires

  • Extra staff logins

    Typical: Commonly priced per user

    Sanjivanee: Included

Where we stand

We are not going to charge a clinic for a quiet month.

A doctor who sees five patients in a week should not pay what a doctor seeing fifty a day pays. Charging by use is not a promotion and it is not an introductory rate - it is the only pricing that makes sense for a single-doctor clinic, and it is not going to change into something else later.

Common questions

Pricing questions, answered straight

Free · at your clinic · ten minutes

See it before you decide

Ten minutes at your clinic, on a real prescription. Then you can judge whether ₹1 a patient is worth it.