DirectoryBooking and practice software
Jane App
A clinic system popular with allied health and some aesthetic practices. Three published base prices, then licenses for more bookable staff.
What it does for a med spa
Jane is online booking, charting, payments, and reminders. Med spas use it when they want a clean chart and a calendar without a salon-software feel. It is not aesthetic-only: insurance billing, telehealth, and outcome surveys are part of the product.
Who it’s best for
A provider-owned practice that wants charting and booking with a public starting price and human support included.
Pros
- The three base prices are clear, and admin staff who don't book are free.
- Payments, reminders, and charting are in the product. Support is included, not a tier.
- You can sign a BAA. The security section lists HIPAA, PIPEDA, and GDPR.
Cons
- The price of the second injector is on the calculator, not in a sentence you can quote. Treat it as Not listed until you run the calculator.
- Balance's 20-appointment cap is a starter plan, not a real med spa book.
- Packages, memberships, and reviews require Thrive. There is no free trial, only a demo account.
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