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Patients, key chart data, schedules, forms, and operational context are mapped with your team so staff are not rebuilding the practice record by record.
Jane looks cheap until the stack shows up
Jane gives you one slice. A real practice still has to pay for the website, the phone and receptionist layer, the AI scribe, billing workflows, claims follow-up, marketing, and the staff time that stitches it all together. MedSiteAI Charts starts at $199/mo as the front door to one platform built to replace that stack.
The real Jane problem
The expensive part is not the first software line item. It is everything that item does not do: a website that turns after-hours and phone-averse patients into booked visits, an AI receptionist that answers when staff cannot, a scribe that writes the note, eligibility that flows into the chart, claims that move without spreadsheet work, and marketing that keeps demand coming in.
Jane publishes base plans from USD 54 to USD 99 per month for the included practitioner, plus additional practitioner pricing on higher tiers. Then the practice still has to cover the layers that actually acquire patients, answer them, document visits, and keep the revenue workflow moving.
Source basis: Jane's published pricing page lists Balance at USD 54/mo, Practice at USD 79/mo with added practitioners at USD 43/26/14/mo by full/half/part-time, and Thrive at USD 99/mo with added practitioners at USD 54/33/18/mo by full/half/part-time. It also lists Jane Websites at $59/mo per clinic, AI Scribe at $15/mo per opted-in practitioner, and Insurance Billing at $20/mo plus license pricing. MedSiteAI tiers used here: Website $249, AI Receptionist $249, AI Scribe $199, and Marketing from $349.
The operating layers a clinic still has to buy, manage, or staff.
Side-by-side
The buyer question is simple: do you want a base charting subscription surrounded by add-ons, or do you want the front office, chart, note, eligibility, claim, remittance, and booking workflow designed around one patient record?
| Capability | MedSiteAI Charts | Jane-centered stack |
|---|---|---|
| Native EHR + claims + superbills |
✓Eligibility, chart, claim, and remittance stay together.
Run the flow from eligibility check to chart to 3-click claim path to remittance in the same patient record instead of rebuilding the visit in a spreadsheet. |
✕A single slice leaves too much on staff.
The surrounding billing, phone, site, marketing, claims, and handoff workflow still has to be bought, configured, reconciled, and audited somewhere else. |
| AI scribe to chart |
✓The note lands where the work happens.
Record the encounter, generate the clinical note, keep the result attached to the chart, and move directly into coding, superbill, and claim prep. |
✕Scribe alone does not fix the stack.
A note tool still leaves the practice managing separate phones, website, marketing, eligibility, claims, and follow-up processes. |
| AI phone receptionist |
✓Answers, qualifies, routes, and books.
Patient calls can feed scheduling and intake instead of becoming voicemails, missed appointments, or front-desk interruptions. |
✕Separate phone layer required.
A practice still needs call-handling coverage or more staff time for new-patient questions, after-hours demand, routing, and booking. |
| Website + booking |
✓The site and AI receptionist book patients 24/7.
Many patients will not call, especially after hours. MedSiteAI captures that website and voice demand; on an average month, the platform's AI books around 35,000 patient appointments across those channels. |
✕A booking widget is not a patient acquisition system.
The practice still owns the hard work: service pages, conversion copy, tracking, after-hours capture, updates, and follow-up. |
| Managed marketing and AI-SEO |
✓Patient demand connects back to booking.
MedSiteAI can pair Charts with managed AI-SEO, review growth, service pages, campaigns, and reporting that tie directly into the booking workflow. |
✕Not a managed marketing engine.
You still hire, manage, and reconcile the marketing stack around the EHR. |
| Connects to your existing EHR |
✓Transition without ripping everything out on day one.
MedSiteAI can connect around your current workflow, move your data for you, and let you keep running on the old system until cutover. |
✕The surrounding stack remains your project.
Even after an EHR move, the site, phones, marketing, scribe, and billing handoffs still need separate decisions. |
| Month-to-month |
✓No contract lock-in.
Month-to-month. Your data is yours. Export anytime. No offboarding fee. Prove the workflow before expanding the platform. |
✕More subscriptions still create more dependency.
The lock-in risk is not only one vendor. It is the tangled set of tools, exports, logins, workflows, and staff habits holding the stack together. |
| Price |
✓$199/mo is the entry point to the platform.
Charts Lite $199/mo. Charts $349/mo. Charts Multi-Provider $499/mo. Website $249/mo, AI Receptionist $249/mo, AI Scribe $199/mo, and Marketing from $349/mo can be configured around the chart. |
✕The base number is not the practice cost.
Jane publishes base plans at USD 54, USD 79, and USD 99 per month, but the real stack adds website, phones, scribe, marketing, billing workflow, extra provider fees, and staff glue. |
Switching without lock-in
A clinic cannot stop seeing patients while software changes. MedSiteAI moves your data with you, maps the fields and workflows that matter, and lets your team keep running on the old system until cutover. Your data remains exportable, and there is no offboarding fee.
Patients, key chart data, schedules, forms, and operational context are mapped with your team so staff are not rebuilding the practice record by record.
You do not have to bet the practice on a hard stop. Keep operating on the old system while the new chart, schedule, intake, and billing workflow are prepared.
No long-term contract. Your data is yours. Export anytime. No offboarding fee if the platform stops being the right fit.
The cutover plan includes the practical handoffs: scheduling, intake, note, eligibility, superbill, claim, remittance, follow-up, and reporting.
Deep feature detail
The advantage is not a prettier chart. It is fewer handoffs between the moment a patient tries to book and the moment the visit is documented, claimed, paid, and followed up.
MedSiteAI Charts is designed so the encounter, SOAP note, x-ray narrative, coding context, and signature path stay tied to the patient record. The result is less cleanup after clinic and less copying from a disconnected note tool.
The chart already knows the patient, provider, visit, diagnosis context, and insurance details. MedSiteAI uses that operating context to move from eligibility check to chart to 3-click claim path to remittance without a 20-minute spreadsheet detour.
The front desk should not be discovering coverage problems while the patient is standing at check-in. MedSiteAI brings insurance context into the operational workflow earlier so the team can see what matters before the appointment and carry it through the claim.
A phone-only practice silently loses demand after hours and from patients who avoid calls. MedSiteAI connects the website, AI receptionist, online booking, scheduling, intake, reminders, and chart setup so booked patients enter the same workflow staff uses every day and get the follow-up that helps them show up.
Anchor the decision against the real stack cost, then confirm the exact MedSiteAI platform package your clinic needs.
For practices that want a modern charting foundation, AI documentation, month-to-month terms, and exportable data.
For clinics that want deeper EHR, superbill, eligibility, claim, and remittance workflow around the chart.
For growing teams that need the platform to support multiple providers without rebuilding the operating stack.
Buyer questions
Move beyond the old stack
Book a MedSiteAI Charts demo and see what your practice looks like when the website, receptionist, schedule, chart, note, insurance workflow, claims motion, remittance, and patient follow-up are designed to operate together.
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