If you’re comparing Blueprint and SimplePractice, you’re likely deciding whether a traditional subscription-based EHR is worth the monthly cost or whether a free alternative with AI-powered support can fully replace it.
Both platforms include the core tools required to run a solo private practice. The primary differences come down to pricing structure and levels of AI assistance.
Below is a side-by-side comparison of Blueprint Core and SimplePractice’s Starter and Plus plans.
Yes. Blueprint Core includes scheduling, telehealth, documentation, billing, insurance tools, and client management features. The primary differences are pricing structure and AI access:
For solo therapists who want a complete system of record without a recurring subscription, Blueprint Core is designed to serve as a full replacement.
Yes. Blueprint Core includes scheduling, telehealth, documentation, billing, insurance workflows, and client management features required to run a solo private practice. Most solo clinicians can use Blueprint as their full system of record.
Blueprint is free to use. Clinicians only pay if they choose to use AI features. There is no required monthly subscription. SimplePractice requires a recurring monthly subscription starting at $49.
Blueprint offers a usage-based AI scribe and a conversational AI Assistant chat. SimplePractice offers AI note drafting as a $35 per month add-on in addition to a paid plan and does not include an AI chat feature.
Blueprint Core includes the core features solo therapists use most, including scheduling, documentation, billing, telehealth, billing and insurance tools. Some advanced features in SimplePractice’s Plus plan may differ depending on workflow needs.
Yes. Blueprint supports client and data import to help clinicians transition their practice.
Yes. Blueprint includes CMS-1500 forms, electronic claim submission, ERA tracking, and manual insurance status checks.
Blueprint combines an EHR with an AI Assistant to help therapists do their best work with less admin.
