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Directory listings show about US$67 to US$83 per user a year; includes a complimentary reception account per one listing
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DocOn pricing, features & alternatives
Indian EMR and clinic app from Pune-based Docon Technologies for digital prescriptions, patient records, queues and appointment reminders.
- Price checked
- Vendor + third-party sources
- Confidence: Low
Choose it if
Indian solo doctors and small clinics moving prescriptions, records and the patient queue off paper
Skip it if
You run a multi-department hospital that needs billing, labs and inpatient management
Starting price
Contact DocOn for INR pricing (listings show about US$67 to US$83 per user a year)
Free trial available
DocOn overview
Decision checklist
- Buying consideration: Software directories list DocOn at US$67 or US$83 per user a year, and one says the annual plan includes a complimentary DocOn Reception account. These figures conflict and aren't in rupees, so ask DocOn for current INR pricing.
- Operational fit: Cloud and mobile apps; support: Phone and email support from the Pune-based team.
- Evidence context: Vendor + third-party sources, with facts checked 22 Oct 2026.
What Is DocOn?
DocOn is an electronic medical records (EMR) platform for Indian doctors, made by Docon Technologies in Pune. It lets doctors write digital prescriptions quickly, keep patient history and vitals, and run a clinic queue, with SMS reminders for appointments.
A separate reception login lets front-desk staff manage the queue and appointments while the doctor consults.
What Is DocOn Used For?
- Solo doctors and small clinics moving off paper prescriptions
- Clinics that want a reception desk managing the patient queue
- Doctors offering follow-up consultations online
- Practices that want patients to access prescriptions on an app
How DocOn Works
The receptionist adds patients to the queue as they arrive. The doctor sees the queue, records vitals and notes, and writes the prescription in the app, which patients can then access from their own app. The Messenger module sends appointment details and reminders by SMS.
What to Confirm in a Demo
- Rupee pricing and what the annual plan includes
- Whether the reception account comes with your plan
- Data export if you switch software later
- Support for your speciality’s prescription templates
Is DocOn Right for You?
Ask for a demo with your receptionist present, since the queue and reminders are where clinics save the most time. Check how easily you can export patient data before you sign an annual plan.
DocOn pricing
Official pricing page (opens in a new tab)Starting price: Contact DocOn for INR pricing (listings show about US$67 to US$83 per user a year). Model: Annual subscription per user.
Worked exampleA solo doctor with one receptionist should ask whether the reception account is included in a single annual licence.
Software directories list DocOn at US$67 or US$83 per user a year, and one says the annual plan includes a complimentary DocOn Reception account. These figures conflict and aren't in rupees, so ask DocOn for current INR pricing.
Key features
- Digital prescriptions
- Patient history and vitals
- Queue management
- Reception account
- Appointment scheduling
- SMS reminders
- Invoicing
- Patient app access to prescriptions
- Virtual clinic
- E-pharmacy and diagnostics partner links
DocOn pros and cons
Strengths
- Built for Indian clinics
- Reception login for front-desk staff
- Patients get prescriptions on an app
Limitations
- Pricing unclear across listings
- Not built for hospitals
- Few recent independent reviews
Biggest limitation: Published prices are in US dollars and conflict across listings, so the real rupee cost needs a quote
DocOn at a glance
- Pricing model
- Annual subscription per user
- Free access
- Free trial available
- Support
- Phone and email support from the Pune-based team
- India readiness
- Built for India: Indian prescriptions, SMS reminders and e-pharmacy partner links
- Deployment
- Cloud and mobile apps
- Use cases
- Appointment reminders, Digital prescriptions, Patient records, Queue management
- Industries
- Clinics, General Practice, Healthcare, Specialist Doctors
DocOn alternatives
Closest alternative: Practo Ray. Here is how the shortlist compares on price and fit.
| Compare |  DocOn |
 OneGlance |
Hosman |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Indian solo doctors and small clinics moving prescriptions, records and the patient queue off paper | Independent clinics and small healthcare groups replacing paper or fragmented practice tools | Small and mid-sized hospitals, laboratories and pharmacies needing integrated operations |
| Starting price | Contact DocOn for INR pricing (listings show about US$67 to US$83 per user a year) | Contact sales | Contact sales |
| Free plan / trial | Free trial available | Demo | Demo |
| Biggest limitation | Published prices are in US dollars and conflict across listings, so the real rupee cost needs a quote | Public pricing and detailed integration specifications are not displayed | No public price and limited public detail on interfaces and implementation charges |
Prices are taken from each vendor's own pricing page on the dates shown. Taxes and add-ons may apply; confirm before you buy.
DocOn FAQs
What is DocOn?
An EMR and clinic app for Indian doctors from Pune-based Docon Technologies.
Does DocOn have a reception app?
Yes. A reception account lets staff manage the queue and appointments.
How much does DocOn cost?
Directories list about US$67 to US$83 per user a year; ask DocOn for INR pricing.
Is there a free trial?
Yes.
Can patients see prescriptions online?
Yes, through the patient app.
Sources and how we checked
We read pricing and plan limits from DocOn's own pages (listed above) on the dates above. Where a vendor does not publish a price we can verify, we say so rather than estimate. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
Profile updated · facts checked 22 Oct 2026
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