| 功能 | Intake.Dental | Janie |
|---|---|---|
| Core product | One flat-priced platform: 24/7 voice AI receptionist, AI clinical notes, multilingual intake forms, and a full insurance suite on your existing phones and PMS | A modular 'dental operating system': Engage (AI voice/SMS/web chat), Verify (eligibility and breakdowns), claims and patient billing, plus optional remote human staff from $10/hr |
| Pricing | Flat published tiers: Solo $79.99, Multi $179.99, AI Receptionist $499.99, Autopilot $999.99/mo — no per-seat or per-message fees | Published, sized by practice: Core free, Engage from $299, Verify from $399, Janie OS bundle from $549/mo — 'starting at' prices that scale with practice size |
| AI receptionist | Answers, books, reschedules, and triages 24/7 in 29 languages, writing straight to the PMS | Engage handles inbound/outbound AI voice calls, two-way SMS, booking, recall sequences, and web chat — a genuinely comparable receptionist; multilingual support isn't advertised |
| Insurance | 3-tier eligibility, 837D claim submission, 277CA acknowledgments, denial repair, and EOB posting — included in the platform tiers | Verify does eligibility and full benefit breakdowns; claims submission, denial management, and patient billing are also offered — real RCM coverage, sold as its own module from $399/mo |
| Clinical notes | SOAP clinical notes included, reaching 95%+ accuracy after ~30 days of learning your documentation style | Not offered — Janie covers the front desk and revenue cycle, not clinical documentation |
| Digital intake forms | Conditional-logic intake forms in 29 languages with e-signatures and PMS writeback | Not an advertised capability — web chat exists, but patient intake forms aren't described |
| PMS integrations | 60+ dental PMS with bidirectional sync, plus PDF-email fallback | PMS auto-sync is advertised; a published list of supported systems isn't |
| Human staffing | Automation-first by design — the AI does the work, staff handle exceptions | Remote office staff from $10/hr as a first-class offering — a hybrid AI-plus-people model |
24/7 voice AI in 29 languages: answers, books the right appointment type, verifies caller details, triages emergencies, and writes to the PMS — plus two-way SMS, reminders, and recall.
Engage is a real competitor: inbound and outbound AI calls, two-way SMS, booking, recall sequences, and web chat. Language support beyond English isn't advertised.
End to end and included: 3-tier eligibility, 837D claims, 277CA tracking, denial repair, EOB posting.
Also genuinely strong: Verify's eligibility and benefit breakdowns plus claims, denial management, and patient billing. The difference is packaging — it's a separate module from $399/mo, not included with the receptionist.
AI clinical notes (95%+ after ~30 days) and multilingual conditional-logic intake forms are part of the same platform.
Janie stops at the front desk and billing. Clinical documentation and patient intake forms aren't part of the operating system.
Flat tiers, published, everything included as you move up: $79.99 / $179.99 / $499.99 / $999.99 per month.
Published but modular and practice-size-dependent: free Core, Engage from $299, Verify from $399, Janie OS from $549. Stacking Engage + Verify separately runs $698 before the bundle discount.
Both companies publish pricing — rare in this market, and worth crediting. Janie: Core is free forever, Engage (AI calls/SMS) starts at $299/mo, Verify (eligibility) at $399/mo, and the Janie OS bundle at $549/mo, with 'starting at' prices that scale with practice size. Intake.Dental: flat $79.99 (Solo), $179.99 (Multi), $499.99 (AI Receptionist), $999.99 (Autopilot) per month regardless of practice size, with no per-seat or per-message fees. The head-to-head: Janie OS from $549 covers calls plus eligibility; Intake.Dental's $499.99 tier covers calls, eligibility through EOB posting, clinical notes, and multilingual forms — for less, flat.
Both platforms run on top of your existing phones and PMS, so switching either direction is low-friction. Moving from Janie to Intake.Dental: connect your PMS (60+ supported bidirectionally), point your AI receptionist at Intake.Dental, and your eligibility-through-claims workflow, clinical notes, and multilingual forms are live from the same account — self-serve, in about 60 seconds, with no annual contract to break on our side.
Yes — this is one of the closest comparisons in the category. Both put AI on your phones, verify insurance, and handle claims. The gap is breadth and packaging: Intake.Dental includes clinical notes, multilingual forms, and 29-language voice AI in flat-priced tiers; Janie sells calls (Engage) and eligibility (Verify) as modules, adds patient billing and remote human staffing, and doesn't offer notes or forms.
Janie publishes Core (free), Engage from $299/mo, Verify from $399/mo, and Janie OS from $549/mo, with prices that scale by practice size. Intake.Dental publishes flat tiers: $79.99, $179.99, $499.99, and $999.99/mo. Comparable coverage — calls plus full insurance — costs less at Intake.Dental and includes clinical notes and forms.
Neither is advertised. Janie covers AI calls/SMS, eligibility, claims, patient billing, and remote staffing. Intake.Dental includes SOAP clinical notes and conditional-logic intake forms in 29 languages.
It's a genuinely good on-ramp — practice insights and tooling at no cost. Just note the AI doesn't do work on the free tier: answering calls, verifying insurance, and collecting payments start with the paid modules at $299–$549/mo. Intake.Dental's working entry point is $79.99/mo.
Intake.Dental answers in 29 languages and publishes 60+ PMS integrations with bidirectional sync. Janie advertises PMS auto-sync without a published list, and multilingual support isn't advertised.
Janie is the rare competitor that publishes pricing, covers real revenue-cycle ground, and fields a legitimate AI receptionist — if you want a modular system with a free tier and optional $10/hr remote staff, it deserves a look. Intake.Dental's case: the same front desk and deeper insurance coverage plus clinical notes and multilingual forms, in 29 languages, on 60+ published PMS integrations, at flat prices that start at $79.99 and stay under Janie's comparable bundle. If you want one platform that does more of the job for less, choose Intake.Dental.
Janie is one of the most credible competitors we've compared. It positions itself as an end-to-end dental operating system: AI voice calls and SMS (Engage, from $299/mo), automated eligibility and benefit breakdowns (Verify, from $399/mo), claims submission with denial management and patient billing, a free-forever Core tier, and even remote human office staff from $10/hr. It publishes pricing, which we respect. The differences that matter: Intake.Dental includes AI clinical notes and multilingual intake forms in the same platform, answers the phone in 29 languages, connects to 60+ PMS, and starts at $79.99/mo — under a third of Janie's paid entry point.
如果您已经在使用Dentrix,了解Intake Dental能带来哪些增值,以及为什么它不会取代您的PMS。
