Is Clinicraft cheaper than AesthetiDocs?
It depends on your booking volume and team size. AesthetiDocs's Startup plan is a similar £25+VAT/month to Clinicraft's £29.99, but caps you lower, at 200 treatments a month; removing that cap entirely means their £50+VAT/month Solo plan, and their Team plan, covering two practitioners, is £75+VAT/month plus £25/month for each additional one after that. Clinicraft is £29.99/month flat, including 300 bookings a month, plus £4.99/month per additional staff member — for most solo and small-team clinics under that volume, that's both cheaper and more headroom at the entry price, and roughly a fifth of AesthetiDocs's per-practitioner add-on cost even if you do need an uncapped plan.
Does AesthetiDocs have features Clinicraft doesn't?
Yes, genuinely — AesthetiDocs includes e-prescriptions, VAT tagging for medical vs cosmetic treatments, built-in emergency protocol guidance (for things like vascular occlusion and anaphylaxis), and no booking cap at all on its Solo and Team plans. Both have a tracked complications process and structured treatment documentation, so the two are closely matched there.
Which has better clinical documentation, Clinicraft or AesthetiDocs?
Both are strong here and built for the same purpose. Clinicraft's clinical notes are digitally signed and locked, with any correction going through a tracked amendment. AesthetiDocs offers real-time treatment notes with face mapping and before/after photos. The documentation itself is closely matched — where Clinicraft pulls ahead is cost, especially once you're adding staff.
Can I switch from AesthetiDocs to Clinicraft without losing my data?
Yes — send an export of your existing patient and booking data and we'll import it into Clinicraft for you, free of charge.
Does Clinicraft charge more as my team grows?
Only £4.99/month per additional staff member — well below AesthetiDocs's £25/month per practitioner on their Team plan. The one thing to weigh: every staff member shares the same 300-bookings-a-month pool, so a fast-growing team should keep an eye on total volume rather than assume it scales indefinitely.