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Tebra alternatives · Therapy & Clinics

Free alternatives to Tebra

Tebra has no free plan. 7 of the 38 other therapy and clinic software in this directory are free or have a free plan.

Tebra's current pricing could not be confirmed from its own site. All of them pair the free plan with paid ones.

7 tools · Listings checked up to Nov 12, 2026 · Where the facts come from

How each one differs from Tebra

  1. Charm EHR

    Cloud EHR with an AI scribe for medical and psychiatry practices

    What is free: The vendor says you can start for free; the free version's limits are not published.

    • Charm EHR has a free plan. Tebra does not.
    • Only Tebra lists an iOS app.
    • Charm EHR also covers templates.
    • Tebra also covers review collection.
  2. Carepatron

    Practice management with a free plan, AI scribe and telehealth

    What is free: Unlimited clients, telehealth, client portal, online payments and the AI scribe, with up to 100 appointments, 1 GB of storage and 100 emails a month per user.

    • Carepatron has a free plan. Tebra does not.
    • Only Carepatron lists an Android app.
    • Carepatron also covers transcription.
    • Tebra also covers review collection.
  3. Practice Better

    Practice software for nutrition, wellness and therapy, with programs

    What is free: Sprout plan: 3 clients, 100 MB of storage, online scheduling, payments, templates, session notes and the mobile apps. No telehealth. Aimed at students and new practitioners.

    • Practice Better has a free plan. Tebra does not.
    • Only Practice Better lists an Android app.
    • Practice Better also covers online courses.
    • Tebra also covers review collection.
  4. Sessions Health

    Mental health EHR with a free plan and low-cost insurance claims

    What is free: Freemium plan: up to 3 active clients and 1 practitioner with the full EHR, but no administrators; it moves to Professional beyond 3 clients.

    • Sessions Health has a free plan. Tebra does not.
    • Only Tebra lists an iOS app.
    • Sessions Health also covers transcription.
    • Tebra also covers review collection.
  5. Upheal

    AI therapy notes, with an optional full practice EHR

    What is free: Basic AI notes from text, dictation or uploads for individual therapy only, plus telehealth calls without AI.

    • Upheal has a free plan. Tebra does not.
    • Only Upheal lists macOS and Android apps.
    • Upheal also covers transcription.
    • Tebra also covers review collection.
  6. Halaxy

    Free practice management software for health practitioners

    What is free: Core software is free: calendar, online bookings, email reminders, patient records, invoicing, reports and 700+ templates, with no practitioner limit.

    • Halaxy has a free plan. Tebra does not.
    • Only Tebra lists an iOS app.
    • Halaxy also covers reports.
    • Tebra also covers review collection.
  7. Heidi Health

    AI medical scribe that writes clinical notes from visits

    What is free: Unlimited ambient AI documentation and clinical answers with citations, with a small weekly usage allowance for agents.

    • Heidi Health has a free plan. Tebra does not.
    • Only Heidi Health lists macOS, Windows and Android apps.
    • Heidi Health also covers transcription, dictation and templates.
    • Tebra also covers insurance billing, telehealth, appointment booking and review collection.

Common questions

Is there a free alternative to Tebra?

Yes. Charm EHR, Carepatron, Practice Better, Sessions Health, Upheal, Halaxy and Heidi Health are free or have a free plan.

Does Tebra have a free plan?

Tebra has no free plan. Tebra's current pricing could not be confirmed from its own site.

When was this checked?

Each listing shows its own date. On this page they run from Oct 24, 2026 to Nov 12, 2026. Vendors change prices and plans without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

This page is built from the listings. A tool is here because its listing says so, and the order is how close each is to Tebra: the alternatives its listing names first, then the tools that share the most features with it.