TL;DR Verdict
Lybrate is a large doctor discovery marketplace. Its practice management product, Lybrate Cube, costs roughly ₹799 to ₹1,499 a month depending on clinic count, and third party sources report a separate 10 to 20 percent commission on consultations booked through its patient app, a figure not confirmed on Lybrate's own pricing page. CuraVerto is a flat annual licence, from ₹9,999 a year, with no per doctor fee and no commission on anything the clinic bills, plus built in split payments so one invoice can be settled across multiple payment modes. Lybrate's genuine edge is its existing patient discovery network. CuraVerto's is that the clinic keeps its own billing, its own WhatsApp channel, and its own patient relationship.
Cost at Scale
Pricing at Different Volumes
Lybrate pricing: Lybrate Cube (practice management software): roughly ₹799 to ₹1,499 a month depending on clinic count, per Lybrate's own pricing page. Lybrate's patient marketplace consultations reportedly carry a 10 to 20 percent commission per booking, per third party sources; this rate is not stated on Lybrate's own current pricing page.
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Key Differentiators
Where CuraVerto Wins Over Lybrate
No Commission on Any Consultation, Ever
Lybrate's patient marketplace reportedly takes a 10 to 20 percent commission on every paid consultation booked through it, on top of a separate Lybrate Cube subscription for practice management tools. CuraVerto charges one flat annual fee per plan, from ₹9,999 a year on Essential, with no per doctor fee and no revenue share on anything the clinic bills. Even CuraVerto's own metered teleconsultation, available on every plan including Essential, is a flat ₹5 per minute for video or audio with recording included, not a percentage of the consultation fee.
One Invoice, Split However Payment Actually Happens
A patient paying part cash and part card on the same bill is routine at an Indian clinic front desk. CuraVerto's billing lets a single invoice be settled across multiple payment modes in one transaction, alongside GST correct invoicing with fiscal year document numbering built in. Lybrate's own pricing page lists Billing and Payments as a feature of Lybrate Cube, but documents no equivalent split settlement capability, and a consultation booked through Lybrate's marketplace is paid through Lybrate rather than the clinic's own billing flow.
Your Own Channel, Not a Shared Directory Listing
A doctor's value on Lybrate is tied to being discovered inside its own app and directory, alongside a reported 150,000+ other listed doctors. CuraVerto runs patient communication, booking, reminders, and digital prescription delivery on the clinic's own WhatsApp number through the official Meta Cloud API, so the number, the relationship, and the data stay with the clinic's own brand rather than mediated through a third party marketplace.
Where Lybrate Still Has an Edge
Lybrate is a large, established doctor discovery marketplace, reportedly with a network of 150,000+ doctors and a widely used patient app, giving a listed doctor a source of new patient enquiries that standalone clinic software does not provide on its own. Lybrate Cube also offers a genuinely low monthly entry price with a 10 day free trial for clinics that just want lightweight practice management tools.
Decision Guide
Who should pick which?
Choose CuraVerto if…
- ✓Clinics that want predictable, flat fee software costs with zero commission on any consultation
- ✓Clinics that want GST correct invoicing with split payments built into their own billing flow
- ✓Clinics that want WhatsApp native booking and prescription delivery under their own clinic number
- ✓IVF and fertility clinics needing full cycle management on the Plus plan
Consider Lybrate if…
- →Doctors who want new patient discovery through an established online directory and patient app
- →Solo practitioners who want a low monthly entry price and are comfortable with a per consultation commission on marketplace bookings
- →Doctors who want to trial lightweight practice management tools free for 10 days before committing
Pro note
Lybrate is a large, established doctor discovery marketplace, reportedly with a network of 150,000+ doctors and a widely used patient app, giving a listed doctor a source of new patient enquiries that standalone clinic software does not provide on its own. Lybrate Cube also offers a genuinely low monthly entry price with a 10 day free trial for clinics that just want lightweight practice management tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
CuraVerto vs Lybrate: questions buyers ask
Lybrate's practice management product, Lybrate Cube, is priced on its own pricing page at roughly ₹799 to ₹1,499 a month depending on how many clinics you run (one, two, or five), billed monthly with a discounted annual option. Separately, Lybrate's patient facing marketplace at Lybrate.com is reported by third party sources to take a 10 to 20 percent commission on paid consultations booked through the platform, though that commission rate is not stated on Lybrate's own current pricing page. CuraVerto has one number instead of two: Essential is ₹9,999 a year, Pro ₹24,999 a year, and Plus ₹49,999 a year, all excluding GST, with no per doctor fee and no commission on anything the clinic bills.
Multiple third party sources report that Lybrate takes a 10 to 20 percent commission on paid consultations booked through its patient marketplace, on top of the separate Lybrate Cube subscription for practice management tools. That commission figure is not published on Lybrate's own current pricing page, so it should be treated as reported rather than officially confirmed. CuraVerto takes no commission on anything: it is a flat annual licence fee, and even CuraVerto's own metered teleconsultation is a flat ₹5 per minute for video or audio, not a percentage of what the doctor charges.
It lets a single invoice be settled across more than one payment method in the same transaction, for example part cash and part card, which is routine at an Indian clinic front desk. The total due is calculated and reconciled in one place, alongside CuraVerto's built in GST correct invoicing and fiscal year document numbering. Lybrate's own pricing page lists Billing and Payments as a feature of Lybrate Cube, but does not document an equivalent split settlement capability, and a consultation booked through Lybrate's marketplace is paid through Lybrate rather than the clinic's own billing flow.
Yes. CuraVerto provides guided onboarding for clinics moving off another platform, including patient list import. The clinic's own WhatsApp number is connected to CuraVerto's booking bot as part of onboarding, so patients can continue booking and receiving reminders and digital prescriptions on WhatsApp rather than through a third party app.
No, and that is a real difference worth being upfront about. Lybrate's core strength is patient discovery: an established directory and patient facing app that can bring a listed doctor new enquiries. CuraVerto is practice management software for a clinic's own existing and returning patients, run under the clinic's own brand and WhatsApp number, not a marketplace that lists or matches new patients to doctors. A clinic that specifically needs new patient discovery through a directory should weigh that against CuraVerto's flat fee, no commission billing model.