EasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics vs VetiCloud

EasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics is cloud CRM and online appointment booking software for veterinary practices. It combines bookings, scheduling, pet records, reminders, consultations, invoices and payments.

VetiCloud is cloud veterinary practice-management software for visits, hospitalisation, inventory, HR, documents and pet-owner access. Clinics comparing them should weigh pricing, clinical workflow, apps, support and connections.

Pricing and plansEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek has a free plan, paid plans from $8.33 per month, and a 14-day trial for paid plans. Its Free, Pro, Professional and Unlimited plans are listed, with third-party fees such as SMS, WhatsApp, Stripe and PayPal outside plan prices. VetiCloud is paid, starting at 39 PLN a month when billed annually. Its listed plans run from 5 to 30+ people, with VAT added and optional modules quoted separately. VetiCloud has no setup fee or fixed-term contract. EasyWeek wins for offering a free starting point and trial; the currencies and billing structures are different.

Free accessEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek offers a Free plan billed forever with essential features and basic booking functionality. Its pricing page says automated reminders, detailed analytics and priority support require a paid subscription. VetiCloud does not offer a free plan. Its owner app is listed as free, but the clinic software itself is paid, with plans billed monthly or annually and VAT added. EasyWeek wins because a clinic can use the core service without a subscription charge, while VetiCloud requires a paid clinic plan.

Veterinary workflow

EasyWeek covers online booking, doctor schedules, working hours, reminders, pet cards, medical history, consultations, invoices, online payments, POS and recurring appointments. Its pet cards can hold analysis results, appointments, behavior, food habits and chronic diseases. VetiCloud covers visits, prescriptions, inventory, invoicing, clinical templates, hospitalisation, daily round sheets, automatic per-day billing, imaging and clinic analytics. It also supports owner access and shared records with consent. The products emphasize different workflows, so the facts do not establish one overall winner.

Supported platformsVetiCloud

EasyWeek lists Android, iOS, web, an extension and an API. Its business app is available for iPhone and Android, and the veterinary page also names iPad. VetiCloud supports web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android. It also has separate owner and staff mobile apps, and its desktop program and vet app can continue working without internet before synchronising changes. VetiCloud wins on the breadth of named operating systems and offline operation.

Support and onboardingEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek says support is available seven days a week at no cost on any plan. Its pricing facts say priority support requires a paid subscription. VetiCloud says it usually replies within one business day and offers onboarding, demonstrations, data migration, team training and launch support. Plan levels include email, priority email, phone support and a named account manager at higher tiers. EasyWeek wins on stated availability and no-cost access across plans, while VetiCloud offers more structured onboarding options.

Privacy and security

EasyWeek says data handling follows PCI DSS, SSL and GDPR standards and that it does not sell or share business or client data with third parties. Cancelled-account data is retained for 30 days before permanent deletion. VetiCloud lists TLS, encrypted database connections and backups, role-based accounts, two-factor authentication, login protections and change logging. Its servers and databases are in Poland, with files and backups in France. Both provide specific security or privacy statements, but the facts do not define one as stronger overall.

APIs and connectionsEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek advertises an open API, webhooks and a remote MCP server. Its integration catalogue lists Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Stripe, WordPress, Wix, Zapier and Make, plus more than 3,000 integrations. Up to five webhooks can be configured, with event selection, retries and request history; webhooks require Pro. VetiCloud lists KSeF e-invoicing, while wholesaler, external-lab and in-house analyser integrations are on its roadmap. Its official pages do not publish a public API, SDK or developer portal. EasyWeek wins for documented connection options.