Victoria
Victoria
Patients searching nearby see your own fees and the openings your booking software already publishes — you set every price, and nothing syncs back the other way. Reads Jane, Cliniko, Noterro and four other systems. You pay only when a new patient shows up.
No listing fee, ever — $12 once a brand-new patient completes a first visit, waived entirely while Ailio is in beta. Rebookings are always free.
We read the openings your booking software already publishes and keep them in step — no new tabs, and nothing syncs back the other way. The only thing we ever place in your system is a booking a patient asked us to make.
We surface the funders you've already told patients you bill directly, right on your listing — so nobody calls to ask, and nobody arrives assuming a claim we never filed.
No subscription. A flat $12 when a brand-new patient completes their first visit — waived entirely while Ailio is in beta. Rebookings are always free.
Your listing exists whether or not you claim it, because it is built from what you already publish. Claiming is how you correct it and how you keep control of it — so here is exactly what that does, and the things we will not do at all.
We build a listing by reading what you already publish, and we can get it wrong. Anything you state in the portal is recorded as coming from you, and it outranks whatever we read — for good, not until the next time we look.
We keep watching your site and your booking system for changes, but what we find there can never withdraw or replace something you stated yourself. Only you can take back your own claim.
Hide a service and it stops appearing to patients. The service, its price and its history all survive, so nothing is lost if you show it again — or if you walk away entirely and leave the listing as it was.
We read the openings your booking software already publishes. The one thing we ever put into it is a booking a patient asked us to place, as them, with their recorded consent — for an appointment they mean to keep. We never move or cancel anything, we never hold a slot, and nothing syncs back the other way.
The only rating on a listing is Google’s, of your business, and neither you nor we can choose which one a patient sees. A healthcare business picking its own visible reviews is a way to hide the bad ones.
Photo upload, manual opening hours and two-way calendar connection are not built. The portal says so where you would expect to find them, rather than offering a box that quietly goes nowhere.
Claiming costs nothing and takes about six minutes. Anything you tell us can be withdrawn again afterwards, and a clinic that stops using the portal keeps its listing exactly as it was — nothing is taken away for leaving.