Seven products — dry eye, contact lenses, myopia, colour vision, lens thickness, nutrition and the business side — on one subscription, for one practice. R1,120 a month instead of R1,493, after thirty days free. The Prescription Visualizer comes with it, as it does with everything.
Nothing is charged for thirty days, and you can cancel from inside the app at any time.
Per practice, per month, in Rand. No per-patient charges, no setup fee, no contract.
Not a cut-down version of anything. Each product is the same one sold on its own page, with its own practice account and its own demo.
Dry eye screening. Patients answer the DECI questionnaire before they arrive, and severity is waiting on the dashboard.
The contact lens guide that goes home with the wearer, plus reorder reminders when their supply runs low.
Myopia progression verdicts and parent reports, from the refractions you already take.
Colour vision screening by link, QR code or waiting-room tablet, with its own codes for schools.
The business side: guides, calculators, a practice health check and training for the front desk.
Lens thickness and weight in the chosen frame, with four materials drawn side by side for the patient.
What food and supplements can honestly do for sight, written for South African plates and budgets.
Every prescription a patient has ever had, drawn in one picture. It comes with any subscription, so it comes with this one.
R1,120 a month, on the same day each month, until you cancel. The app shows the exact date before you confirm, and PayFast shows it again on the payment page.
Any time, from the bundle's page inside the Practice Growth Hub. Everything stays open until the date you have already paid for, then closes together. No notice period, no cancellation fee.
Per practice. Everyone on your team signs in with their own login, and there is no per-patient or per-screening charge anywhere in the portfolio.
Each practice takes its own Full House — the bundle covers the practice it was bought for. Ask about group pricing if you run several.
Then buy those. Every product is sold on its own, and the Full House only makes sense once you want four or more. The pricing page has every price on it.
R1,120 a month after thirty free days — R373 less than buying them one by one, every month, for as long as you keep them.