How HyperCRM compares on price and approach

What these pages are, and are not

Each comparison page is built from one source: the competitor's own public pricing page, checked on 26 October 2026 and linked so you can verify the current number yourself. That is the limit of what we can claim about a product we do not run day to day, so these pages do not say what Dentally, Cliniko or SimplePractice cannot do. They only describe what HyperCRM does, and what each competitor publicly charges.

When to pick one of them instead

There are specific, checkable cases where a competitor is the better buy: NHS integration, US insurance and telehealth workflows, an integration ecosystem you already depend on. Each page below names its own, so you can rule us out in a minute rather than after a demo.

What HyperCRM does differently

The differences, and whether any of them matters depends on your practice:

• Every band is published, not quoted. No headcount above which you have to ask.
• Reception and admin seats are free, and unlimited. They do not move your band.
• The interface ships in Greek as well as English.
• Everyone signs in as themselves, with a fingerprint or face login if they want one, so there is no shared practice password to leak.
• Every change to a record is written to an audit log, traceable to a person and a time.
• A practice website with online booking comes with both plans.
• A REST API and an MCP server, on Complete, expose practice data to your own tools or AI agents.
• An AI assistant inside the app that finds a patient, moves an appointment or records a charge, and asks before it changes anything. On every plan.
• A phone assistant that answers the calls you miss and books into your free times, in Greek or English. On Complete, by request.
• A treatment card on every record, with the diagnosis, the plan and the visits.
• Several locations at no extra charge, and unlimited chairs and rooms on Complete.

The pricing page has the full detail, and switching to HyperCRM costs nothing.