Most practice software is priced for the office you'll have in ten years.
Tableside is built for the one you open next spring: one doctor, one or two tables, a lease and a loan, and patients to find.
Riverbend, 9 months to opening day
- Done: Lease signed, 1,400 sq ftJan
- Done: SBA loan approvedFeb
- Done: Two drop tables orderedMar
- To do: Credentialing, 3 of 5 payersday 112
- To do: Tableside switched onAug
- To do: First new patient examSep 2
Show the price
You're planning a practice on a spreadsheet. You shouldn't need a sales call to fill in one line of it.
One login, not six
Booking, texting, forms, care plans, reviews and billing share one patient record. When Dana books, her intake, plan and superbill are already connected.
Grow into it
Start free as a student, pay $149 when you open, and move up when you hire an associate. Your data and settings stay put.
We kept watching new chiropractors open their doors with a $300-a-month scheduler, a separate texting app and paper intake on a clipboard. They spent their first year paying for tools built for clinics five times their size.
So we're building the platform we'd want on opening day, and pricing it for the year when every dollar goes to rent, tables and finding patients.
What opening a first office takes
Ranges from 2026 practice start-up guides.
Talk to the people building it.
Questions about moving your patients, the Student plan or a bigger practice. You'll hear back from the team, not a sales queue.
- Moving from SKED, Weave or NexHealth: we load your data for you
- Students: ask us about setting up during clinic years
- Existing customers: use Log in at the top for your portal