Pricing · August 2026
Start-up practices
The core practice-management system for $99 a month.
A new $99-a-month tier for practices that are just getting started: booking, charting, consents, memberships, and payments — the operating layer first, the clinical stack when you actually need it.
Most practice software is priced for the practice you plan to be in year three. Today we are introducing a tier for the practice you are on day one. It is called Start-up, and it is $99 a month.
Start-up is the core Aminova operating layer — booking, charting, consents, memberships, and payments — in one system, with your whole team included. No per-provider fees. No clinical modules you will not touch for a year. And when you do grow into prescribing, the rest of the platform is already underneath you.
The five-tool problem
A new practice faces a strange choice before the first patient ever arrives. Option one: assemble a stack. A scheduler, a charting tool, a consent-form service, a membership app, a payment processor. Five subscriptions, five logins, five places a client's history lives. None of them talk to each other, and reconciling them becomes an unpaid part-time job.
Option two: buy a full clinical platform. Now there is one system — but you are paying for e-prescribing, lab ordering, and telehealth from the first month, long before there is a prescriber on staff. The bundle is built for a mature clinic, and it is priced like one.
Neither option is designed for the practice that is actually starting out: cash-pay, treatment-led, not prescribing yet. Most often that is a med spa or an aesthetics practice, but it describes almost every new wellness business in its first year.
What $99 covers
Start-up is the operating layer that kind of practice runs on:
- Booking and calendar
- Client charts and treatment notes
- Digital intake and kiosk forms
- E-signed consents, with aesthetic templates included
- Before-and-after photos
- Memberships and packages
- Card payments and checkout
- Inventory and product tracking
- Secure client messaging, a client portal, and reminders
The compliance posture does not shrink with the price. Start-up runs on the same HIPAA-engineered infrastructure as every Aminova tier, and every clinic gets a signed BAA. Unlimited patients, unlimited support staff, no per-transaction fees, no revenue share, no long-term contract.
What it leaves out, on purpose
Start-up does not include e-prescribing, lab ordering, telehealth visits, or the AI scribe. That is not a limitation dressed up as simplicity; it is the reason the price is $99. A practice that is not prescribing should not be billed as if it were.
It also sits apart from the clinical tiers on our pricing page, because it is not a discounted clinical plan. It is a different starting point, for a different moment in a practice's life.
Grow into it — don't migrate to it
The day you add weight loss or hormone therapy, you need prescribing, labs, and virtual consults. On most stacks, that day means a migration: export the clients, re-import them, rebuild the forms, retrain the staff, and hope nothing falls through the gap.
On Aminova it means moving to Solo, at $199 a month. Same system. Same client records, same consents, same membership billing. Nothing to export and nothing to rebuild — the clinical modules switch on around the data you already have.
The payment side is already built for that future, too. Aminova takes card, terminal, HSA/FSA, ACH, and cash, and routes each charge to the right processing rail — so when prescription revenue arrives, it lands on prescription-safe processing instead of putting your standard merchant account at risk. Start-up practices begin with card payments and checkout; the routing is waiting for them when they need it.
Available now
Start-up is on our pricing page at aminova.health/pricing, alongside the full breakdown of what is included, what is not, and the tiers a practice grows into. If you are opening a practice this year, look at the demo before you assemble a stack — it is open at app.aminova.health/demo, no account required. Fifteen minutes with it should tell you whether you ever need those five other tools.
See what $99 covers
The full breakdown of what’s included — and the tiers a practice grows into.