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Theralytics

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All-in-one ABA software created by a BCBA, with published per-client pricing

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  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price $20
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Freelancers, Small Business, Medium Business

What is Theralytics?

Theralytics is all-in-one ABA software covering billing, scheduling, data collection, documentation and reporting, and its origin is stated plainly: created by a BCBA for ABA providers. In a field this specialised that provenance carries real weight, because ABA practice has requirements that general therapy software handles badly, from trial-by-trial data collection to the supervision ratios and documentation that payers require.

The stated aim is that teams spend less time on administration and more delivering care, which is the correct measure in a discipline where clinical staff are scarce and billable hours are the constraint on both revenue and access to treatment. Features named are scheduling, billing, data collection, reporting and analytics, documentation management and a mobile application, with generative AI now included. The mobile app matters more here than in most software categories, since behaviour technicians collect data during sessions in homes, schools and clinics rather than at a desk.

Pricing is published and structured around clients rather than users, with a base subscription covering up to 10 clients or users and a minimum monthly fee of 200 dollars. Two products are offered at different rates. Practice Management Software is 20 dollars per client on a one year subscription, or 30 dollars per client without an annual commitment. Practice Management with Data Collection is 30 dollars per client annually or 40 dollars per client with no annual contract. A 10 client minimum charge applies throughout.

The contract-length choice is worth noting: paying roughly 10 dollars more per client per month buys out of an annual commitment, which for a growing or uncertain practice may well be worth it. Billing services are also offered separately, and a free 15 minute call is the entry point.

Key Features of Theralytics

  • All-in-one ABA practice management
  • Trial and session data collection
  • Scheduling for clients and staff
  • Billing and claims
  • Documentation management
  • Reporting and analytics
  • Generative AI capability
  • Mobile application for in-session data capture
  • Published per-client pricing
  • Option to avoid an annual contract
  • Separate billing services available
  • Created by a BCBA for ABA providers

Theralytics Pricing

Practice Management

$20

One year subscription required. 30 dollars per client with no annual contract. 10 client minimum charge and 200 dollar monthly minimum apply.

Practice Management and Data Collection

$30

40 dollars per client with no annual contract required. 10 client minimum charge applies.

Base subscription minimum

$200

Base subscription fee covering up to 10 clients or users.

Theralytics Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
Desktop
  • Web App
Mobile
  • Android
  • iOS
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
Support
  • Email
  • Phone
Public API
No
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
theralytics.net

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Theralytics FAQs

Practice Management Software is 20 dollars per client on a one year subscription, or 30 dollars per client with no annual contract. Practice Management with Data Collection is 30 dollars per client annually or 40 without. A 200 dollar monthly minimum and 10 client minimum apply.

Paying roughly 10 dollars more per client per month buys out of the commitment. For a growing or uncertain practice that flexibility is often worth it, since being locked in while caseload changes is the greater risk.

Because ABA has requirements general therapy software handles poorly, including trial-by-trial data collection and the supervision documentation payers require. Software written by a practising clinician is more likely to reflect those realities.

In practice, yes. Behaviour technicians collect data during sessions in homes, schools and clinics rather than at a desk, so mobile data capture determines whether the data is recorded live or reconstructed afterwards.

A base subscription covering up to 10 clients or users with a minimum monthly fee of 200 dollars, and a 10 client minimum charge. Very small practices should factor that floor into the comparison.