How much does Bravely.io cost and what payment options are available?

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Bravely.io does not publish a single flat price on its homepage; it points to a dedicated Pricing page for plan details. What the site does state directly is that payment processing runs through BravelyPay with transaction rates starting at 2.3% + 50c, and that several payment-related features — Payment Acceptance, Auto Receipts, and Auto Reconciliation — are marked "SG only," meaning they are limited to Singapore. So the practical answer is: check the Pricing page for the subscription cost, and budget for a per-transaction fee on top of that if you take payments through the platform.

What the site tells you about cost

Cost element What Bravely.io states What it means for you
Subscription / plan pricing A Pricing page exists at bravely.io/pricing You need to visit that page for current plan tiers and amounts
Payment processing Transaction rates starting at 2.3% + 50c via BravelyPay Each processed payment carries a percentage fee plus a fixed 50-cent charge
Payment features Payment Acceptance, Auto Receipts, Auto Reconciliation marked "SG only" These specific features apply to Singapore-based practices

The "starting at" wording on the transaction rate matters: it signals the 2.3% + 50c figure is a floor, not a guaranteed flat rate for every practice or payment type. The site does not break down what conditions move the rate higher, so treat it as a baseline for comparison rather than a final number.

What's included regardless of payment tier

The homepage lists a broad feature set that appears to sit outside the payment-processing question:

  • Unlimited appointments, forms, and clients
  • Client records, intake and forms, scheduling, and reminders
  • Session plans, session notes (SOAP, BIRP, DAP, and freeform templates), assignments, and outcome measures
  • Invoicing, plus Google Calendar integration
  • Team management, Clinic Director View, and Supervision
  • An "Intelligence" feature marked "Coming soon"

If you are comparing Bravely against general practice software, this list is the relevant scope — the payment fees are an add-on to whatever the subscription covers, not a replacement for it.

Payment options and where they apply

BravelyPay is the named payment-processing layer. The workflow the site describes is: create and send an invoice, then let payments, receipts, and reconciliation be handled automatically. The SG-only labels tell you that the automatic side of that workflow — accepting payment, issuing receipts, reconciling — is currently scoped to Singapore.

If you practice outside Singapore, the site does not indicate that these automated payment features are available to you. Invoicing itself is listed as a general feature, but the acceptance-and-reconciliation chain carries the regional restriction. Confirm your region's eligibility before assuming the "get paid faster" workflow applies to your practice.

How to decide

  1. Open the Pricing page to get the actual subscription figures — the homepage alone won't give you a number.
  2. Add the transaction cost: 2.3% + 50c per payment, as a starting rate, if you process payments through BravelyPay.
  3. Check the SG-only restriction against your location. If you are outside Singapore, treat Payment Acceptance, Auto Receipts, and Auto Reconciliation as unavailable until the site says otherwise.
  4. Weigh the included features (unlimited clients, notes, scheduling, telehealth support, outcome measures) against the total cost, since those are what you're paying the subscription for.

The site does not state whether there is a free tier, a trial, or login-free access, so don't assume any of those. The Pricing page is the only reliable source for the subscription number, and the 2.3% + 50c rate is the only payment cost the site discloses.