TouchMD vs Arbrea Labs

The short version

TouchMD sells consultation software, clinical photography, digital consents, telehealth and patient marketing tools. Arbrea Labs sells a 3D and augmented reality simulation app for breast, face and body procedures. TouchMD publishes no prices and sets fees in an order form; Arbrea Labs publishes a free plan and paid plans at $299/mo and $400/mo. TouchMD states its contract terms, a data export process and a business associate agreement; Arbrea Labs states its plans and cancellation terms but not a HIPAA position, and its site does not state a data export process.

Pricing

TouchMD's site does not publish prices, plans, setup fees or extra costs. Its software terms say monthly fees are charged at the rates set out in an order form. The site does not state a free trial; it offers a demo request form.

Arbrea Labs publishes three plans: Free at $0/mo, Basic at $299/mo and Advanced at $400/mo. Each plan lists the same five items: 3D scan for breast and face, a patient database, a simulation hub, a marketing hub and 24/7 customer support. Its site does not state a setup fee or extra costs.

Contract and cancellation

TouchMD publishes its term structure: the term is set in the order form, subscriptions renew automatically for the same term, and either party must give notice of non-renewal at least 30 days before the term ends. The terms say fees paid are not refundable, and the site does not state a month-to-month option. On leaving, its terms say a file of customer data is available for download within 30 days after termination, at the price then charged for that service.

Arbrea Labs' site does not state a minimum term. Its terms say subscriptions renew automatically and can be terminated at any time through device settings, with no refund for the rest of the current period. Its site does not state how you get your data out.

Built for med spas

TouchMD runs a med spa page that names four clients, including EVOLV Medical Aesthetics, and its Snap page names plastic surgery, medical spas, ophthalmology, dermatology, women's health and dentistry. Its reviews page quotes plastic surgeon Michael Edwards, MD, saying his conversion rate increased at least 45%. It lists 30+ integrations with practice management, EMR and lead management platforms, phone support and a knowledge base, with office hours 9:00am to 5:00pm MST Monday to Friday, except major holidays. Its terms attach a business associate agreement. The site does not state an onboarding process.

Arbrea Labs is for plastic surgery and aesthetics specialists only. Arbrea Suite covers breast, face and body simulation with an implant catalogue, filler, botox, lip and chin contouring, before-and-after images, consent forms and a white-label patient app. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac with no external scanner and works offline. It offers personalized onboarding and 1:1 training, support by email, WhatsApp and contact form, and a help center. Its site does not name a client, publish a stated result, state a HIPAA position or list integrations.

Which one to look at first

Look at TouchMD first if you want photography tied to consultation, consent and a patient app, published support hours, and a written business associate agreement, and you accept that its prices come from an order form, not a published list.

Look at Arbrea Labs first if you want 3D simulation on Apple devices you already own, a free plan and published monthly prices, and you have its HIPAA position and data export process in writing.

Neither site states third-party reviews. See every option in photography and imaging.