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Bliss vs Jane
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Which is better for an Indian therapist, Bliss or Jane?
It depends on where you are and what you need. Jane is a polished system for allied health clinics in Canada, the United States and the UK, with built-in video, client messaging, memberships and gift cards. For a practice in India, Bliss fits more closely: prices in rupees, invoices with your GSTIN and your GST setting, client documents stored in India, and a free plan for a solo practice.
Side by side
| Topic | Bliss | Jane |
|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Built for therapists and therapy clinics in India. | Jane serves allied health and wellness clinics, including clinical counsellors, and names Canada, the United States and the UK as its markets. (source, as of October 2026) |
| Booking | Clients book your open hours from their own portal, and every slot they see is in your clinic's timezone. | Every plan has online booking from a shareable link, with control over which treatments, times, locations and staff can be booked. (source, as of October 2026) |
| Reminders | Email reminders are sent for you before each session, and clients can confirm or cancel from the reminder email. | Email reminders on every plan; text message reminders on the Practice and Thrive plans, offered in select locations. (source, as of October 2026) |
| Session notes | SOAP, DAP or free text notes that save as you type, open only to the therapist who wrote them, their supervisor, and clinic owners and admins. | Charting with SOAP, pre-made or custom templates, and drawing and dictation on tablets. (source, as of October 2026) |
| Invoices and payments | Invoices carry your clinic's name and GSTIN and follow your GST setting. Record cash, UPI and bank transfers against each invoice, and sell session packages. | An invoice is created at the start of every appointment, with packages, memberships, gift cards and product sales, and cash or cheque recorded by hand. (source, as of October 2026) |
| Video sessions | Save your video room link once and your online sessions carry it. | One-to-one telehealth is included on every plan, in the browser with no download. (source, as of October 2026) |
| Data and privacy | Client documents are kept in a private bucket in Oracle Cloud's Mumbai region. Every workspace accepts a Data Processing Addendum under India's DPDP Act. | Data is stored in the region chosen at sign-up. None of the regions is in India, and the rest-of-world region is Montreal and Calgary in Canada. (source, as of October 2026) |
| Pricing | Free for a solo practice, with paid plans in rupees for more clients and for clinics. See pricing. | No free plan or free trial; visitors from India are shown prices in Canadian dollars. (source, as of October 2026) |
Where Jane is stronger
- Video sessions are built in on every plan, with no download for clients. (source, as of October 2026)
- Clients get a patient portal with secure messaging to their practitioner, payments and receipts. (source, as of October 2026)
- Memberships, gift cards and product sales with inventory are part of invoicing. (source, as of October 2026)
Which to choose
Choose Bliss if
- You practise in India and want prices in rupees.
- You want invoices with your GSTIN that follow your GST setting.
- You want client documents stored in India and a Data Processing Addendum under the DPDP Act.
- You want to start free as a solo practice.
Choose Jane if
- You run an allied health clinic in Canada, the United States or the UK.
- You want built-in video and client messaging in the same product.
- You sell memberships, gift cards or products from the clinic.
Questions people ask
- Does Jane price in rupees?
- No. Visitors from India are shown Jane prices in Canadian dollars, and Jane has no free plan or free trial. Bliss prices are in rupees; see pricing.
- Where would an Indian clinic's data be stored on Jane?
- Jane stores data in the region chosen at sign-up. None of its regions is in India, and its rest-of-world region is Montreal and Calgary in Canada.