CompanyOn or Jane App? Pick the one built for how you practice.
Both are solid platforms with online booking, charting and payments, designed for HIPAA and PIPEDA obligations. The real difference is where you deliver care and how your costs grow with your team. Here is a fair side-by-side so you can decide.
Jane App is a trademark of its respective owner and is named for identification only. Comparison verified October 26, 2026.
The short version
Two good tools. Different practices.
Neither platform is better in the abstract. One of these lists will sound like your week.
CompanyOn fits well when
Care happens in clients' homes, in the community or on the road, not only at a front desk.
You want one flat plan with the core practice tools included from day one, instead of feature tiers.
Your team works across several locations and rooms and you do not want to pay per location.
You need visit check-in and check-out, route mapping or EVV workflows for home care contracts.
You want to run your real week on the full product during a 14-day trial before deciding.
Jane App fits well when
You run a clinic-based practice with a front desk and want a widely adopted, polished platform.
You value a large community, a mature integrations list (Physitrack, Fullscript, Mailchimp) and a built-in website product.
You want advanced clinic scheduling such as rooms and equipment, waitlists, packages and memberships.
You are a solo provider with fewer than 20 appointments a month and the entry plan covers you.
Your clinic is in the US and plans to use ePrescribe when it launches.
Where care happens
The biggest difference is not a feature. It is where you work.
Jane App grew up inside clinics: a front desk, treatment rooms, a team that shares a building. Its scheduling, waitlists, packages, telehealth and client app reflect that, and clinic owners tend to love it for exactly those reasons.
CompanyOn was built for care that moves: physiotherapists treating at home, foot care nurses driving between visits, home care agencies that need to show a visit happened. The mobile app carries the schedule, client records and charting, Google Maps plans the route and estimates mileage, and visit check-in and check-out feed billing and EVV workflows where an agency's program supports them. Rooms and locations are covered too, so clinic work lives in the same record.
Clinic-based team with rooms and a front desk: both work; Jane adds equipment booking, waitlists and memberships
Mobile, home or community care: CompanyOn is built for it end to end
Mixed practice (clinic plus home visits): CompanyOn keeps both in one record
Pricing structure
Read how each one charges, not just the first number.
The headline price matters less than how the bill grows when you add a practitioner, a location or insurance billing. Published prices as of October 26, 2026.
CompanyOn
One plan. The core tools included.
$39.99 per practitioner / month, or $35.99 a month billed yearly
Additional licenses: $26.99 monthly or $23.99 yearly
Unlimited patients; multiple practitioners, rooms and locations
Online booking, email and SMS reminders, charting, invoicing, Stripe payments and TELUS eClaims included
Mobile app, Google Maps routing and mileage estimates; EVV workflows for supported agencies
14-day free trial: card on file, not charged until the trial ends
Balance from $59 / month: 1 practitioner, up to 20 appointments a month
Practice $79 / month: unlimited appointments, 1 full-time practitioner included
Thrive $99 / month: adds rooms and equipment, waitlist, packages and memberships
Additional practitioners billed per license: full-time $35 to $40, part-time $17.50 to $20 a month
Insurance billing add-on $20 / month on Practice and Thrive, plus $5 (full-time) or $2.50 (part-time) per additional practitioner
Demo account available; no free trial listed
Jane prices can differ by region.
Side by side
CompanyOn vs Jane App, feature by feature
Checked against each provider's public pricing and features pages. A dash means the item is partial, an add-on or only on a higher tier. A cross means the provider does not list it, which is not the same as saying it is impossible.
Feature comparison between CompanyOn and Jane App, verified October 26, 2026
Feature
Jane App
Online booking and reminders
Included, email and SMS
Included, SMS on Practice and above
Charting and intake forms
Specialized e-charting and online forms
Charting templates, intake forms, AI Scribe add-on
Billing, invoices and online payments
Included, payments through Stripe
Included, Jane Payments
Insurance billing (Canada)
TELUS eClaims integration (eligible practitioners and claim types)
Add-on from $20 / month, Practice and Thrive only
Unlimited patients
All plans
Balance capped at 20 appointments / month
Admin and staff users
Included, with role-based permissions
Admin and support staff are free
Multiple locations
Included
Included
Practitioner mobile app and offline use
Native charting app; offline save and sync for AI recordings only (beta)
Not listed on the features page
Visit verification and EVV
Visit check-in and check-out; EVV workflows for supported agencies, confirm by state and payer
Not listed
Route mapping for home visits
Google Maps routing and mileage estimates
Not listed
Telehealth
Not offered; use your preferred video tool
1:1 built in, group telehealth add-on
Rooms, equipment and waitlist scheduling
Room and resource scheduling included; no waitlist
Thrive plan
Packages and memberships
Recurring appointments; packages and memberships not offered
Thrive plan
Patient portal / client app
Patient portal included
Jane for Clients app
Reporting
Financial and statistical reports
Reporting and analytics
HIPAA and PIPEDA
Designed for HIPAA and PIPEDA obligations; primary data on AWS in Canada
Aligned, plus GDPR
Free trial
14 days, card on file, not charged until the trial ends
Demo account instead
IncludedPartial, add-on or higher tierNot listed by the provider
Quick answer · verified October 26, 2026
CompanyOn vs Jane App in one paragraph
CompanyOn and Jane App are both cloud practice management platforms for clinics and independent health practitioners in Canada and the US, with online booking, charting, billing and payments, and both are designed for HIPAA and PIPEDA obligations. CompanyOn is one flat plan at $39.99 per practitioner a month with unlimited patients, room scheduling, multiple locations, TELUS eClaims for eligible practitioners, a native mobile app, Google Maps routing with mileage estimates and visit check-in and check-out with EVV workflows for supported agencies, which makes it the stronger fit for mobile, home and community care. Jane App uses three tiers from $59 to $99 a month plus per-practitioner licenses and an insurance billing add-on, and adds clinic-specific tools such as built-in telehealth, waitlists, packages and memberships, which makes it a strong fit for clinic-based teams with a front desk.
Key differences at a glance
Pricing model: CompanyOn is one plan per practitioner; Jane has three tiers (Balance, Practice, Thrive) plus per-practitioner licenses.
Entry plan: CompanyOn has no appointment cap; Jane Balance is limited to 20 appointments a month.
Insurance billing in Canada: CompanyOn integrates TELUS eClaims for eligible practitioners in the plan; Jane offers insurance billing as an add-on from $20 a month on Practice and Thrive.
Mobile and home care: CompanyOn includes a native mobile app, Google Maps routing with mileage estimates and visit check-in and check-out with EVV workflows for supported agencies; Jane does not list these on its features page.
Clinic scheduling: both offer room scheduling; Jane Thrive adds equipment booking, waitlists, packages and memberships, which CompanyOn does not offer.
Telehealth: built into Jane; not offered in CompanyOn.
Trying it out: CompanyOn offers a 14-day free trial with a card on file and no charge until the trial ends; Jane offers a demo account.
Decide with your own data
Seen enough to be curious? Try CompanyOn on your real week.
Book a 1:1 demo and we will walk through your scheduling, charting and billing flow, or start the free 14-day trial and run a week of visits yourself. Either way, you decide with your own data.
Full access from day one. Card on file, nothing charged until the trial ends.
What CompanyOn looks like in a week
One record from booking to payment, wherever the visit happens.
Three everyday moments from practices that run on CompanyOn.
Schedule
Treat and chart
Grow the team
Looking for a Jane App alternative?
Thinking of moving from Jane to CompanyOn?
Switching software is a real cost in time, so it should be worth it. A typical move is a short checklist rather than a project: export your client list from Jane, import it with help from our onboarding team, connect Stripe and TELUS eClaims, and run the first week in parallel. Appointment history and past notes may need manual setup, so plan for that.
If after the trial Jane still fits your clinic better, that is a good outcome too. The goal is a tool that matches how you practice.
14-day free trial with full access, card on file and no charge until the trial ends
Guided onboarding; client list import supported, history may need manual setup
Human onboarding and support from the CompanyOn team
For most practices, yes. CompanyOn is one flat plan at $39.99 per practitioner a month with the core tools included, while Jane uses three tiers from $59 to $99 plus per-practitioner licenses and an insurance billing add-on. Model your own team on our pricing page and on jane.app/pricing, since Jane's prices vary by region and currency.
Which one is better for mobile or home-based care?
CompanyOn was built around care that happens outside the clinic: a native mobile app for the schedule, clients and charting, Google Maps routing with mileage estimates, and visit check-in and check-out with EVV workflows for supported agencies. Jane's features page does not list a practitioner mobile app, route mapping or EVV, so clinic-based teams are its natural fit.
Which one is better for a clinic with rooms and a front desk?
Both run a multi-provider calendar with room scheduling. Jane's Thrive plan adds equipment booking, waitlists, packages and memberships, which matters for busy multi-room clinics. CompanyOn covers rooms, multiple practitioners and locations without those add-ons.
Does CompanyOn handle TELUS eClaims like Jane?
Yes. CompanyOn integrates with TELUS eClaims for eligible practitioners and claim types, so direct billing to participating Canadian insurers happens from the same record. In Jane, insurance billing is an add-on from $20 a month, available on the Practice and Thrive tiers.
Does the CompanyOn trial require a credit card?
Yes. The 14-day trial gives you full access with a payment card on file, and you are not charged until the trial ends, subject to the current terms. Jane offers a demo account instead of a trial.
Can I switch from Jane App to CompanyOn?
Yes. Export your client list from Jane and our onboarding team helps you import it. Appointment history and past notes may need manual setup. Book a demo and we will walk through your data first.
How current is this comparison?
All Jane App details on this page were verified on October 26, 2026 against jane.app/pricing and jane.app/features. Software changes often, so please confirm current plans on both websites before deciding.
Try the one built for care on the go, then decide with your own data.
Run your real week through CompanyOn free for 14 days: book the way you book, chart the way you chart, bill the way you bill. If it fits, you will know.