Comparison
Soundry vs Jane for practices that bill insurance
Both are practice software for chiropractors, acupuncturists, and massage therapists. The difference is who does the insurance billing work and how it is priced.
Facts checked November 9, 2026
Quick answer
Jane is practice software with an optional insurance billing add-on that connects to a separate Claim.MD clearinghouse account, and your team does the billing work. Soundry is practice software with a billing service built in: claims are prepared and checked automatically, the clearinghouse and its fees are included with no separate account, unlimited providers are included in the $100 base, and Soundry’s billing team helps fix rejected claims. For a single practitioner, Jane costs less in fees if your team already handles billing; Soundry costs more but takes billing work off your team, and the gap narrows as you add practitioners.
Side by side
| Soundry | Jane | |
|---|---|---|
| Software price | $100/month plus $2 per claim and 3% of insurance payments | Balance $59/month (no insurance billing), Practice $79/month, Thrive $99/month |
| Providers | Unlimited providers included in the $100 base | Priced per practitioner; additional practitioners cost extra on each plan |
| Insurance billing | Built in: eligibility checks, claim submission, payer acceptance monitoring, and ERA posting | Add-on for $20/month plus $5 per additional full-time practitioner, on Practice and Thrive |
| Clearinghouse | Included in the base subscription, with no separate clearinghouse account or clearinghouse fees; 5 enrollments included, then $10 each | Separate Claim.MD account: $30/month pay-per-use, $60/month for 100 claims, or $120/month unlimited |
| Eligibility checks | 100 per month included | Through Claim.MD; counted in your Claim.MD plan |
| Who does the billing work | Automation plus Soundry’s billing team for questions and rejected claims | Your team |
| Rejected claims | Denial Protection: correction support and payer phone follow-up for eligible claims | Worked by your team |
| Data migration | Free migration of patients, visits, and history from Jane, plus clinical notes and future appointments when you can export them | Free data import into Jane |
| Trial | 7-day free trial | No free trial; a demo account is available |
| Contract | No long-term contract; cancel anytime in the app | Monthly plans |
Worked monthly cost: one practitioner
Example practice: one full-time practitioner, 60 insurance claims a month, and $4,000 in insurance payments. Jane figures use the Practice plan, the insurance billing add-on, and Claim.MD’s Small Volume plan.
| Soundry | Jane + Claim.MD | |
|---|---|---|
| Software | $100 | $79 (Practice) |
| Insurance billing and clearinghouse | $120 (60 claims at $2) | $20 add-on + $60 Claim.MD Small Volume |
| Share of insurance payments | $120 (3% of $4,000) | $0 |
| Monthly fees | $340 | $159 |
| Billing work | Automated, with billing-team help on rejections | Done by your staff |
Soundry’s figure excludes flat $4 exceptions for unmet-deductible and missing-ERA claims. Jane’s figure excludes the staff time spent on billing and any AI Scribe add-on.
Which is the better fit
Choose Soundry if
- You want claims checked and submitted without a dedicated biller
- You want help fixing rejected claims, including payer phone follow-up
- You bill VA Community Care or Medicare and want codes and modifiers checked automatically
- You have several practitioners and want one base price with no separate clearinghouse bill
Choose Jane if
- Your team already bills insurance and wants the lowest software fees
- You rarely bill insurance and the Balance plan covers your schedule
- You prefer to manage your own clearinghouse account
Planning a move? Read the switching guide or compare billing services, billing software, and built-in billing.
Frequently asked questions
Is Soundry a good Jane alternative for insurance billing?+
Yes, if you want insurance billing handled for you rather than by your own staff. Soundry includes the clearinghouse and its fees, so there is no separate Claim.MD account to pay for, includes unlimited providers in its $100 base, checks claims automatically, and its billing team helps fix rejected claims. If your team already bills insurance confidently, Jane’s lower fees may suit you better.
How much does Jane insurance billing cost?+
As of November 9, 2026, Jane’s insurance billing add-on is $20 per month plus $5 per additional full-time practitioner, on the Practice ($79/month) and Thrive ($99/month) plans. It uses a separate Claim.MD clearinghouse account, which costs $30 to $120 per month depending on volume.
Do I need a Claim.MD account with Soundry?+
No. Soundry includes the clearinghouse and its fees in the base subscription, so there is no separate clearinghouse account to open or pay for. Five clearinghouse enrollments are included, and additional enrollments are $10 each.
Does Soundry charge per practitioner?+
No. Soundry’s $100 monthly base includes unlimited providers. Jane prices its plans and insurance billing add-on per practitioner.
Can Soundry migrate my data from Jane?+
Yes. Soundry migrates your patients, visits, and history from Jane at no cost, plus clinical notes and future appointments when you can provide them in an export. See the switching guide for what to export and how to cut over.
How is Soundry priced compared to Jane?+
Soundry is $100 per month plus $2 per claim and 3% of insurance payments, with unlimited providers, the clearinghouse and its fees, and 100 eligibility checks a month included. For one practitioner with 60 claims and $4,000 in insurance payments, that is $340 per month, compared with about $159 per month in Jane software and clearinghouse fees with your team doing the billing work.
Sources (checked November 9, 2026)
Competitor prices and features change; confirm current terms with each vendor before you decide.
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