Payment after the fact
You finish the visit, then start a second job chasing the money for it.
Payments & operations
Take payment at booking instead of chasing it afterwards, apply travel fees from your own rules, keep every patient's history in one record, and get reporting that answers which services and which days actually pay.
In development Everything below describes what the platform is being built to do. Pilot businesses get access to each part as it becomes usable — see the build phases.
The problem
You finish the visit, then start a second job chasing the money for it.
Long-distance appointments get quoted at in-town rates because nothing calculated the difference.
Without service-level and staff-level numbers, growth decisions are guesses.
Patient payments
Each business connects its own payment account through a platform-style payment provider, so patient payments belong to that business. Phlebotomy Software does not sit in the middle of your revenue.
When a card has been charged or a deposit taken at booking, cancellations become a decision rather than an afterthought — and your policy is already acknowledged in writing.
Payment confirmations reach the patient as part of your booking flow, so the transaction reads as yours from start to finish.
Travel fees
Travel rules are configured once against your service areas and then applied automatically at booking. The patient sees the fee before they confirm, so nobody is surprised at the door.
Patient management
Every patient record sits inside your tenant. No other business on the platform can reach it.
Name, contact information and service address kept with the record rather than in a phone.
Every past and upcoming visit, with service, status, staff member and payment.
Internal notes for access instructions, preferences and anything the next visit should know.
Book the next appointment straight from the record with details already filled in.
Reporting
Reporting covers your tenant only, and answers the questions owners actually ask at the end of a month.
Two separate things
This distinction matters, so it is worth being blunt about it.
A monthly or annual subscription for using Phlebotomy Software. It is billed to your business, managed from your billing settings, and is the only thing you pay us.
Money collected on your booking page for services and travel, settling to your own connected payout account. It is your revenue, tracked in the platform for your records.
Pricing
We are not publishing plan prices yet, and that is deliberate. The right shape for pricing should come from businesses actually running on the platform — not from a guess made before the first one has.
Pilot participation does not obligate you to purchase anything.
These are open questions, not settled answers. If you have a strong view, the pilot is where it counts.
When subscriptions do open, they will run monthly or annually — no multi-year lock-in.
Card processing costs are set by the payment provider and charged on your own connected account, not added by us.
Patient records, appointment history and reporting belong to your business.
Questions
Your business does. Payments settle to a payout account connected to your own business, separate from the subscription you pay Phlebotomy Software.
Yes. Payment rules are set per service, so you can require full prepayment for some services, a deposit for others, and invoice afterwards where that suits the client.
From the rules you configure against your service areas — flat per zone, per mile, zone-based pricing or included travel. The fee is applied at booking and shown to the patient as a separate line.
Plan shape is one of the things the pilot is meant to settle. Appointment caps are not something we want to build the pricing around, but the boundaries will be set with the businesses actually using it.
Patient records, appointment history and reporting belong to your business. Contact us and we will arrange an export of your data.
Get involved
We are opening private pilot access to a small number of mobile phlebotomy businesses. Apply to be one of them, or walk through the platform with us first.