A MocDoc alternative for OPD clinics, compared point by point, with dates and sources

Which MocDoc product are you comparing?

MocDoc's home page lists hospital management, laboratory management, pharmacy management and clinic/polyclinic management software, along with dental, ophthalmology and ART products. Its hospital system covers inpatient case sheets, operation theatre, room transfer, ward billing, insurance and pharmacy stock, according to its HMS pricing page.

That page, as published on 22 Oct 2026 (INR view), lists HMS plans by users and beds: Starter at ₹3,00,000 a year for up to 10 users and up to 20 beds, with a one-time onboarding cost of ₹50,000; Growth at ₹7,50,000 for up to 25 users and 50 beds; Advanced at ₹15,00,000 for up to 50 users and 100 beds; and Ultimate on request. Whether GST is extra is not stated on the page.

If your facility admits patients, dispenses from its own pharmacy or runs a lab, stay with a hospital system. Vitels does none of that, and our page on hospital management software vs clinic software explains where the line sits. This page is for clinics whose whole day is the OPD.

What does MocDoc's clinic product include?

MocDoc's clinic management page describes appointment views for one doctor, all doctors and one doctor across locations, a waiting list and no-show handling, a check-in screen for the front office, more than 15 specialty OP case sheet templates, a quick prescription with favourites and reuse of past prescriptions, three outpatient billing workflows, ICD-10, LOINC and CPT coding, a patient portal with online booking, token management, and notifications by SMS, email and WhatsApp. Its FAQ says multi-location clinics are supported.

Its site also describes MocDoc as ABDM-integrated with ABHA creation, and offers an AI medical scribe. Vitels has none of these three today: no ABHA linking, no multi-branch and no AI features. If any of them is a requirement for your clinic now, that settles the question in MocDoc's favour, and we would rather you know it here.

What does MocDoc's site not state?

On 22 Oct 2026 we could not find these on MocDoc's site: a published price for the clinic product (its pricing page covers the HMS); whether the clinic product works without internet (its pages call it cloud-based); whether a clinic can export all its records by itself; what appears on the printed prescription besides the clinic's details; and whether MocDoc staff can open patient records. A missing answer is not a no, so ask in the demo and get each answer in writing.

These are the same questions we suggest for any clinic management software purchase, and the full list is in our guide on how to choose clinic software in India.

• All-in annual cost for your number of doctors, including SMS and WhatsApp charges
• What stops working when the internet drops
• Export of every record without a request to the vendor
• Vendor branding or QR codes on the print
• Who at the vendor can see patient records, and where that is logged

How would a clinic move from MocDoc to Vitels?

Vitels has no import tool for other products' data today, and whether MocDoc's clinic product offers a full self-service export is not stated on its site. Most clinics start fresh on Vitels with the queue and the prescription pad, and look up older records in the old system for a few weeks while the new history builds. Our note on switching clinic software and moving your data covers the steps.

Vitels runs in the browser you already have, so you can set it up and try it on a quiet afternoon before changing anything at the front desk.