A MyOPD alternative with no licence fee, set against MyOPD's one-time licence, from each product's own pages

What does MyOPD cost over three years?

MyOPD's pricing page, read on 26 Oct 2026, lists the Clinic Version at ₹18,700 one-time or ₹8,000 a year on subscription. A pricing post on MyOPD's blog dated 4 March 2021 says these prices include 18% GST and lists the optional AMC after the first year at Rs. 5,100 a year; the current pricing page does not state an AMC amount, so confirm it with them. Using those figures, three years of the Clinic Version add up as follows. The sums are ours.

MyOPD's FAQ says the AMC rate is locked for the next two renewals after purchase, and a doctor couple registering together gets 50% off the second licence and its AMC. Their blog also says that if the AMC lapses for more than three years, the full product has to be bought again.

• MyOPD one-time with AMC in years 2 and 3: ₹18,700 + ₹5,100 + ₹5,100 = ₹28,900
• MyOPD one-time with no AMC: ₹18,700, with no updates, cloud backup, app access or SMS after year 1
• MyOPD subscription: ₹8,000 × 3 = ₹24,000, and the software stops if it is not renewed
• Core Vitels for one doctor and the front desk: ₹0
• Vitels Pro for more than one doctor: ₹999 × 36 = ₹35,964, no GST charged at present

Is a one-time licence cheaper than no licence fee?

For a single doctor, no: core Vitels costs nothing, and MyOPD's Clinic Version costs ₹18,700 in year one. For a clinic with two or more doctors the answer can go the other way. MyOPD's Polyclinic version is ₹24,000 one-time, and over three years that may come to less than Vitels Pro, depending on what the Polyclinic AMC turns out to be, which their site does not state. We would rather say that plainly than leave it out.

Price is only part of the decision. A Windows install lives on one computer: backups, updates and the reception link run through it. A browser app has nothing to install, and offline work syncs when the connection returns. Our guide to free vs paid clinic software lists the other costs to add up, such as messages and staff time.

When does MyOPD suit a clinic better?

If your clinic needs any of the following today, MyOPD, which documents them on its site, is likely to suit you better than Vitels.

• A licence you own outright, with the software still running if you stop paying
• Inpatient beds, discharge summaries or a lab module alongside the OPD
• Prescriptions printed in regional languages beyond Hindi
• Online consultation, which their pricing page lists in the Clinic Version
• Accepting card, net banking or GPay payments inside the software
• Medicine inventory tracking, which their pricing page lists

When does Vitels fit better?

Vitels suits the one-to-few-doctor OPD that does not want to buy a licence, install software on a Windows PC or track an AMC date. The free plan covers one doctor, every attendant and unlimited patients, and the queue, pad, print and bill keep working offline. See what is included in free clinic management software.

How do you switch from MyOPD to Vitels?

Vitels has no import tool for other products today, and MyOPD's site does not describe a full export of patient records, so ask them in writing for one before you change. Keep the old install for look-ups while the new history builds. Our guide to moving your data when you switch clinic software covers what to ask for.