How to compare dental clinic software without a sales call
You won’t find a table of competitor prices on this page. The public numbers for other products contradict each other, and we won’t publish a figure about someone else’s business that we can’t stand behind.
What you will find: every number about EnamDoc, the twelve questions to put to any vendor (us included), and the cases where EnamDoc is the wrong choice for your clinic.
Why there is no competitor table here
Two things came up while we researched this page. They will affect your own research too.
Track32 and tab32 are different companies. Track32 (track32.in) is an Indian product from Gadre Infotech. tab32 (tab32.com) is a US company. Software directories mix them up all the time, so a review or price you read for one may belong to the other.
Published competitor prices don’t agree with each other. Practo Ray shows up in third-party directories at three very different prices, depending on which directory you read. None of them is the vendor’s own page. Neither Track32 nor Practo Ray publishes one clear public price the way most software companies do.
That is the most useful comparison we can honestly give you: EnamDoc publishes its price, and they don’t. Check everything else yourself, with the vendor, in writing.
Every number about EnamDoc, on one screen
| Monthly price | ₹750 / month |
|---|---|
| Annual price | ₹6,000 / year — about 33% less than monthly |
| Six-month price | ₹3,500 |
| Free trial | 7 days, no card required |
| Commission on treatment billing | None |
| Price published publicly | Yes — every figure is on /pricing |
| Sales call required to see pricing | No |
| Patients and students | Free |
| Platforms | Web, iOS, Android |
| Built for | Indian clinics — GST invoicing, WhatsApp, INR |
Check all of it on the pricing page. If anything here is out of date, it is our mistake. Please tell us at support@enamdoc.com.
Twelve questions to ask any dental software vendor
Ask us too. If a vendor can’t answer one of these in a sentence, you have your answer.
What is the actual price, in writing, before a demo?
If you can only get the number on a sales call, it is negotiable. That means some clinic is paying more than you.
Is there a commission on what I bill my patients?
A low subscription with a percentage of your treatment billing on top is not a low price.
Can I try it on real patients before paying, without a card?
A trial that asks for your card details is a subscription that starts a few days late.
Are invoices GST-ready when raised, or assembled later?
Software made for the US or Europe has no idea what GST is, whatever its website says.
Does patient communication go over WhatsApp?
In India, email reminders look fine on a report and do nothing. Patients read WhatsApp.
What happens to my records if I stop paying?
Ask for the export format in writing. “Contact support” is no answer.
Where is my patient data physically stored?
It matters under the DPDP Act, and a good vendor answers it straight away.
Can a second dentist or a visiting consultant use it?
Per-seat pricing that only shows up when you add your second dentist is a common trap.
Does it work on the phone at the chair, or only on a desktop?
Software that assumes a receptionist sitting at a computer doesn’t fit a two-chair clinic.
What does onboarding actually involve, in days?
The real answer is usually longer than the one you hear on the sales call.
Who owns the patient relationship?
A marketplace that also sells patient leads has interests that are different from yours.
What is on the roadmap, and is it published?
A roadmap nobody has published is a wish list. Ask what they shipped in the last six months.
When EnamDoc is the wrong choice
A comparison page where we win every time is just an advert. In these cases you should buy something else, and it is better you find out here than three months into a subscription.
- You need detailed orthodontic treatment planning or cephalometric tracing. EnamDoc does not do this.
- You run a large chain with many branches and need reports across branches. EnamDoc is built for clinics with one to a few chairs today.
- You need it to connect to your accounting software, such as Tally. There is no accounting integration today.
- You need insurance or TPA claim processing. Dental insurance is still new in India, and EnamDoc does not handle claims.
- You want software installed on your own computer with no cloud part. EnamDoc runs only in the cloud.
- Your patients are outside India. GST invoicing and rupee pricing are built in and can’t be switched off.
About this comparison
Why does EnamDoc not publish a comparison table against Practo or Track32?
Because the publicly available pricing for those products contradicts itself across sources, and none of those sources is primary. Publishing a competitor price we cannot verify would be a factual error regardless of how it was framed. We publish our own numbers in full and give you the questions to ask everyone else.
Is Track32 the same as tab32?
No. Track32 (track32.in) is an Indian dental practice management product from Gadre Infotech. tab32 (tab32.com) is a separate US company. Software directories frequently confuse the two, so reviews and pricing you find for one may actually describe the other. Check the domain before you draw conclusions.
How much does EnamDoc cost?
EnamDoc Pro is ₹750 per month, ₹3,500 for six months, or ₹6,000 for twelve months. There is a 7-day free trial that does not require a card, and there is no commission on treatment billing. Patients and dental students use EnamDoc free.
What makes EnamDoc different from general clinic software?
Three things that are structural rather than feature-level: it is built for Indian clinics specifically (GST-ready invoicing, WhatsApp as the patient channel), every dentist on the network is licence-verified before they can accept a booking, and it carries a dental student side that general clinic software has no equivalent of.
Can I move my data out if I leave?
Yes. You can request an export or full account deletion at any time, from the app or by contacting support. The deletion process is documented on our delete-account page.
Ask us the twelve questions
Fifteen minutes on your own clinic’s routine. Or skip the call: the trial is seven days, free, and doesn’t ask for a card.