Veterinary · head to head
ezyVet vs VetBadger
ezyVet
Veterinary
Cloud-based veterinary practice management software
- From
- $260.5/month
- Rated
- -

VetBadger
Veterinary
Cloud veterinary practice management sold in user bands rather than per seat
- From
- $99/month
- Rated
- -
The short version
- Each has a real cost: ezyVet initial 6-month contract required; VetBadger pricing is banded rather than per seat, so a three-user clinic pays USD 249, the same as a ten-user one, which is roughly USD 83 per user against USD 25 for a practice that fills the band.
- Prices and features above were last checked on 31 August 2026.
Where they differ
Only the attributes on which ezyVet and VetBadger actually diverge.
Identical on both: free tier (No), user rating (Not yet rated), category (Veterinary).
What each one covers
Drawn from each product's published feature list. An absence here means we hold no record of it - not that the product lacks it.
Only in ezyVet
Nothing recorded that VetBadger does not also cover.
Only in VetBadger
- Chart-centric workflow
- Banded pricing
- Chart SMS and email
- Integrated telehealth
- Exam reporting
- QuickBooks sync
- Cloud hosting
- Reminders
What people use each for
The jobs each tool is most often brought in to do.
ezyVet
- Veterinary practice managementnot VetBadger
- Appointment scheduling and recordsnot VetBadger
- Billing and invoicing for veterinary clinicsnot VetBadger
VetBadger
- A two-vet small animal clinic moving off an ageing on-premises server that nobody wants to maintainnot ezyVet
- A practice that wants client texting logged against the medical record rather than sitting in a separate messaging toolnot ezyVet
- A clinic adding telehealth consultations without buying a separate video and payment stacknot ezyVet
- An owner who wants exam and revenue reporting without exporting to a spreadsheet every monthnot ezyVet
Where each one falls short
Documented limitations, not opinions. Every one is a constraint you would hit in normal use.
ezyVet
- Initial 6-month contract required
- Implementation and data conversion services cost extra and are scoped separately
- Setup costs vary based on clinic size and data structure
- Renewal terms are 3-month rolling after initial commitment
VetBadger
- Pricing is banded rather than per seat, so a three-user clinic pays USD 249, the same as a ten-user one, which is roughly USD 83 per user against USD 25 for a practice that fills the band.
- Crossing a band boundary is a step change, so hiring one extra person can raise the software bill by USD 150 or USD 250 overnight with no extra capability in return.
- The integration list is short compared with the market leaders, and in-house laboratory and imaging equipment support is the usual gap, which can mean manual result entry.
- It is aimed at general small animal practice, with none of the specialty, referral, equine or ambulatory workflow depth that larger platforms carry.
- As a smaller vendor it has less migration tooling and fewer conversion specialists than the large incumbents, so moving years of legacy records in is more of a project than a service.
Pricing, plan by plan
ezyVet
$260.5/month- Standard Plan$260.5/month
VetBadger
$99/month- 1 to 2 users$99/month
- Cloud hosting and backup included
- Full medical records and scheduling
- Chart-centric SMS and email
- 3 to 10 users$249/month
- Same feature set across the band
- Flat price whether you have three users or ten
- Exam detail reporting
- 11 to 20 users$499/month
- Multi-user scheduling
- Full reporting
- Priority support
- 21 to 40 users$599/month
- Largest published band
- All features included
- Support for larger single-site practices
Which should you pick?
Choose ezyVet if
Nothing in the data separates ezyVet from VetBadger on the points above - pick on price and on how each one feels to use.
Choose VetBadger if
- You need chart-centric workflow.
- You work on Web, iOS, Android.
- You also want banded pricing.
Questions people ask
- Is ezyVet or VetBadger better?
- Neither clearly leads. ezyVet starts at $260.5/month and VetBadger at $99/month, and user ratings are close enough to be indistinguishable. Choose on capability and platform support.
- Which is cheaper, ezyVet or VetBadger?
- ezyVet starts at $260.5/month and VetBadger at $99/month.
- Does ezyVet or VetBadger run on more platforms?
- ezyVet runs on Web. VetBadger runs on Web, iOS, Android.
- What is ezyVet best used for?
- ezyVet is most often used for veterinary practice management, appointment scheduling and records, billing and invoicing for veterinary clinics. Of those, veterinary practice management and appointment scheduling and records are not what VetBadger is typically brought in for.
- What can ezyVet do that VetBadger cannot?
- VetBadger covers Chart-centric workflow, Banded pricing, Chart SMS and email, Integrated telehealth.
Answered from the vendors’ own pages
ezyVet: How much does ezyVet cost?
ezyVet pricing starts at USD$260.50 per month for practices of any size. The subscription includes 24/7 support, secure cloud-based data hosting, and automatic upgrades to all features and functionality as they are released.
SourceVetBadger: How is VetBadger priced?
By user band: roughly USD 99 a month for one to two users, USD 249 for three to ten, USD 499 for eleven to twenty and USD 599 for twenty-one to forty.
ezyVet: What is the minimum contract term for ezyVet?
ezyVet requires an initial 6-month commitment, after which the account converts to month-to-month billing that can be cancelled at any time.
SourceVetBadger: Is hosting extra?
No. Cloud hosting and backup are included in the subscription, with no server to buy or maintain.
ezyVet: Are there additional implementation costs?
Yes, ezyVet charges implementation and data conversion fees that vary based on clinic size and complexity. The company provides professional data migration of clients, patients, medical history, invoices, and inventory, plus access to learning management system and dedicated implementation support.
SourceVetBadger: Does it do telehealth?
Yes, integrated telehealth is included rather than sold as an add-on.
VetBadger: Is it suitable for a specialty or referral hospital?
Not really. It is built for general small animal practice and lacks specialty, referral and equine workflow depth.
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