Optomate.Net vs LiquidEHR

Optomate.Net8.6Visit LiquidEHR8.4Visit

Higher score Optomate.Net #7 in Optometry Software 8.6/10 Paid ✓ 3 of 5 features Visit Optomate.Net

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LiquidEHR #8 in Optometry Software 8.4/10 Paid ✓ 3 of 5 features Visit LiquidEHR

• Optomate.Net fits best

  Australian practices needing claims and integrations

• LiquidEHR fits best

  Small and mid-sized optometry practices

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Side by side

Feature	Optomate.Net 8.6/10 Visit ↗	LiquidEHR 8.4/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	8.6	8.4
Ranking	#7 in Optometry Software	#8 in Optometry Software
Best for	Australian practices needing claims and integrations	Small and mid-sized optometry practices
Pricing model	Paid	Paid
Starting price	—	$199/mo
Free plan	—	—
Free trial	—	—
Deployment	Cloud	Cloud, Self-hosted
Platforms	Web	Web
Support	Email, Phone	Phone, Email, Live chat
Compliance	ISO 27001, 2FA	HIPAA
Integrations	14 integrations	4 integrations
Built for	Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise	Solo, Small business, Mid-market
Features Optomate.Net 3/5 · LiquidEHR 3/5
Optometry EHR	✓	✓
Appointment scheduling	✓	✓
Optical inventory	✓	✓
Patient portal	Not checked yet	Not checked yet
Telehealth	Not checked yet	Not checked yet
Specs
Deployment	Cloud	Hybrid
Our review
Pros	Combines patient records, exams, appointments, recalls and billing. Tracks optical inventory across multiple locations and supports stocktakes. Connects with clinical equipment, accounting tools and lab suppliers.	Optometry-specific records with configurable exam documentation Combines scheduling, claims, e-prescribing and dispensary inventory Cloud and in-office plans include all modules and free setup
Cons	Medicare/DVA and private health insurance claiming are add-ons. Online web bookings are a separate add-on. The platform is web-based, so it does not offer a listed desktop deployment.	No free plan; monthly pricing starts at $199 Cloud setup costs $299 per month, compared with $199 in-office Does not offer 24/7 support
Our verdict	Optomate.Net is cloud practice management software from Melbourne-based Monkey Software, designed for optical and optometry practices, with a stated focus on Australia and New Zealand. Its core covers patient records and order history,… Read the review →	LiquidEHR brings optometry-specific electronic health records together with practice management tools for independent optometrists and multi-provider clinics. Its records support configurable exam documentation, while patient management… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• Optomate.Net — where it wins

  • Combines patient records, exams, appointments, recalls and billing.
  • Tracks optical inventory across multiple locations and supports stocktakes.
  • Connects with clinical equipment, accounting tools and lab suppliers.

  Where it doesn't

  • Medicare/DVA and private health insurance claiming are add-ons.
  • Online web bookings are a separate add-on.
  • The platform is web-based, so it does not offer a listed desktop deployment.

• LiquidEHR — where it wins

  • Optometry-specific records with configurable exam documentation
  • Combines scheduling, claims, e-prescribing and dispensary inventory
  • Cloud and in-office plans include all modules and free setup

  Where it doesn't

  • No free plan; monthly pricing starts at $199
  • Cloud setup costs $299 per month, compared with $199 in-office
  • Does not offer 24/7 support

• Optomate.Net8.6/10 · Paid

  A cloud optometry suite for Australian practices that need clinical, claims and inventory workflows.

  Visit Optomate.NetFull verdict →
• LiquidEHR8.4/10 · Paid

  Core optometry records and practice tools, from $199 per month.

  Visit LiquidEHRFull verdict →