Comparison

Looking for a Jane alternative for your therapy practice?

The short answer: Jane is excellent broad clinic software for all kinds of allied health; The Practitioner Portal is built only for therapists and counsellors, UK-first, with everything included at one price. Which one fits depends on what your practice is — this page lays out the differences honestly.

Last updated 11 July 2026

A note on fairness: we make The Practitioner Portal, so read this knowing where we stand. Every statement about Jane below was checked against Jane's own published pages in July 2026, and we link to them so you can verify.

How do the two compare at a glance?

  The Practitioner Portal Jane
Built for Therapists and counsellors only, UK-first Broad health & wellness — chiropractic, physiotherapy, massage, dietetics, mental health and more, across US/Canada/UK/Australia
Pricing Solo £29/month ($39); Practice £65/month ($79). Everything clinical in both. From CAD $54/month (one practitioner); insurance features are a paid add-on (US $20/month + $5 per licence)
Free trial 30 days free No free trial advertised (as of July 2026)
Clinical notes Typed session notes with SOAP, DAP, BIRP and free-form structures; encrypted with a full access log Charting and templates for many disciplines
Telehealth Video session rooms included Online appointments available
Client surveys & reviews Client surveys included in the plan Broadest native survey coverage — but Ratings & Reviews sits on the top "Thrive" plan only
SMS reminders Email reminders today; SMS in development for UK practices (2026) Unlimited free SMS — strong in US/Canada, more limited in the UK
GDPR data requests Subject-access export and erasure tooling built in Not assessed here — ask Jane directly

What does Jane do brilliantly?

Credit where due: Jane's booking experience is one of the best-liked in the industry, it covers more disciplines than almost anyone, and it's the only mainstream platform with clinical surveys, scored outcome measures and a client review flow natively (spread across its plans). If you run a multi-disciplinary clinic — physio next to massage next to counselling — Jane's breadth is a genuine advantage.

Where is The Practitioner Portal different?

TPP makes the opposite bet: depth for one profession instead of breadth across many. Everything is shaped around how talking-therapy practices actually work:

Sources for Jane facts: Jane's pricing page and surveys & ratings guide, both checked 10 July 2026.

Common questions

Is The Practitioner Portal cheaper than Jane?

For a solo practitioner, usually yes: TPP Solo is £29/month with telehealth, typed clinical notes, billing with superbills and surveys all included, while Jane starts at CAD $54 with insurance billing as a paid add-on and reviews on its top plan. For teams, TPP Practice is £65 — compare the total for the features you actually need rather than the sticker price.

Is The Practitioner Portal only for therapists?

Yes. It's built for therapists, counsellors and psychologists. If your clinic also runs physiotherapy or chiropractic, a broad platform like Jane will fit better.

Can I try The Practitioner Portal before paying?

Yes — every practice gets 30 days free, and your data stays yours.

See if it fits your practice.

Free for your first thirty days when we open. Your data stays yours, always.