How pricing works
Pricing scales with the size and shape of your group: how many providers you schedule, how many sites you run, and which systems you connect, such as Epic, Oracle Cerner, and ADP. A single-site group and a seven-hospital system are different deployments, and the price reflects that. Setup is included in the conversation too: implementation is guided, runs a few weeks, and your administrators own the rules from day one.
The comparison that actually matters is total cost: implementation effort, admin time after go-live, and what premium coverage a better schedule saves you. That math is where scheduling software pays for itself, and it is the math we will walk through with your own numbers.
What you get before you commit
To make evaluating cheap: a sample schedule built from your own coverage requirements on the first demo call, our SOC 2 Type II report under NDA on request, and a migration that reproduces your rules and proves payroll matches before anything is retired.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Durate cost?
Durate does not publish a price list, but unlike most of this category, you get a real number in the first demo, sized to your group. Pricing scales with what you actually run: how many providers you schedule, how many sites you cover, and what systems you connect.
What determines the price?
The size and shape of your group: provider count, number of sites, and the integrations you need, such as Epic, Oracle Cerner, and ADP. A single-site group and a seven-hospital system are different deployments, and the price reflects that.
How does Durate pricing compare to QGenda or Lightning Bolt?
Neither QGenda nor PerfectServe publishes pricing; both quote through a sales process, and no credible public source documents what a given group pays. Durate does not publish a list either, but the number comes in the first conversation. Compare total cost: implementation effort, admin time after go-live, and what premium coverage a better schedule saves.
What do we get before committing to anything?
A sample schedule built from your own coverage requirements on the first demo call, our SOC 2 Type II report under NDA on request, and a migration that reproduces your rules and proves payroll matches before your old system is retired.