Grit vs Jane App
Jane is a well-loved, beautifully designed platform used across physio, massage, mental health, and chiropractic. That breadth is its strength — and its constraint. Grit does one thing: chiropractic, for the solo practitioner. Here's how to choose.
| Grit | Jane | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Solo chiropractors specifically | Multi-discipline allied health clinics |
| Starting price | $49/mo, all-inclusive | ~$54/mo base (and up) |
| Chiropractic-specific workflows | Built around them | Generalized across disciplines |
| Chiropractic SOAP / spinal charting | Purpose-built | Customizable, but not chiro-first |
| Text reminders | Included | Available |
| Contract | Month-to-month | Month-to-month |
| Insurance claim submission | No (cash-forward focus) | Varies by region |
When the other option wins
If you run a multi-discipline clinic — or you want one of the most polished general-purpose platforms in allied health — Jane is an excellent choice and hard to beat on breadth.
When Grit is the better fit
If you're a solo chiropractor who wants software that speaks chiropractic natively — and a lower, simpler price — Grit is built for exactly you, and only you.
Common questions.
Is Jane good for chiropractors?
Jane works for chiropractors and many use it happily. Because it spans many disciplines, though, its clinical workflow is generalized rather than chiropractic-first. Grit is built specifically for chiropractic.
Is Grit cheaper than Jane?
Grit is $49/month all-inclusive. Jane starts around $54/month for its base plan and rises with usage and add-ons.
See it for yourself.
A modern chiropractic EHR for solo, cash-pay practices — $49/month, no contract.
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