Comparison

MyOPD vs Practo Ray

Price in rupees, free plan and fit, side by side, for Indian small businesses.

FeatureMyOPDPracto Ray
Starting priceFrom ₹565/moSee the vendor’s plans page
Price detailsClinic: ₹8,000 a year, or ₹18,700 one-time. Polyclinic: ₹24,000 one-time. Hospital: ₹36,800 in the first year, then ₹9,000 a year, or ₹70,000 one-time. Prices include 18% GST.The plans page lists two plans, CM Atom and Clinic Management, priced per month on 1-year and longer terms. The page we read did not show the currency or say whether GST is extra, so check it before you buy.
Free planNoNo
Free trialFree trial version with a limited patient quota7-day free trial
Best forSingle-doctor clinics and small hospitals that want low-cost desktop software with a one-time licence optionClinics that want scheduling, reminders and billing linked to their Practo profile
Software typeHospital & clinic managementHospital & clinic management, Appointments & memberships
SuitsHospitals & clinicsHospitals & clinics
Price last checked2 Oct 20262 Oct 2026
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MyOPD

Windows clinic software with Android apps for prescriptions, appointments and billing, with polyclinic and hospital editions.

  • Prescriptions in several languages, appointments and reminders
  • Hospital edition adds IPD, beds and discharge summaries
  • The starting price shown here is the yearly clinic plan before GST, divided by 12
MyOPD pricing and details

Practo Ray

Cloud clinic management software with an appointment calendar, SMS reminders, patient records and billing, linked to Practo listings.

  • Appointment calendar, billing and patient charting
  • Appointment and follow-up SMS
  • The vendor states ABDM compliance
Practo Ray pricing and details

How to choose between them

Start with the monthly cost you can sustain, then check that the tool handles the job you do every day. If both fit your budget, take the free plan or trial of each and run one real week of work through it before you pay.

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