Ravet

Opening a clinic in Ravet? Start digital.

Set up in an afternoon, on a budget that makes sense before the chair is paying for itself.

The cheapest time to leave the paper register is before you start it

Ravet is a growth corridor, and the clinics opening here are often a dentist's first practice. That changes the software question completely. An established clinic weighs migration cost. A new clinic has no migration cost at all — and no accumulated habits to fight.

Starting on paper because it is free is the expensive choice. Two years of a paper register is two years of history that cannot be searched, recalled or handed to a second dentist, and converting it later means typing it all in.

  • Set up in an afternoon: create the clinic, add your chairs and hours, and take the first booking the same day.
  • No installation, no server, no IT contract — it runs in a browser.
  • ₹7,000 for the year on Basic, with a 15-day trial and no card required to start.
  • Recall reminders from day one, so the patients you see this month come back next year instead of being lost.

Built to stay cheap while you are still filling the chair

A new practice has an unforgiving first year, and per-message reminder fees are exactly the kind of variable cost that is easy to underestimate when the appointment book is still filling up.

Reminders here open ready-written in your own WhatsApp and cost nothing to send, however many you send. If the practice grows to a second chair or a second location, the plan steps up — but nothing about the first year is priced as though you already have a full book.

Try it in your Ravet clinic

Basic is ₹7,000 a year, the trial runs 15 days, and no card is needed to start. Import your existing patient list free on every plan.