The Real Cost of Veterinary Software: A 5-Year TCO Calculator
Learn how veterinary software pricing really works. Use our 5 year TCO calculator to compare vendors, avoid hidden fees, and budget with confidence.
Pricing for VetBlood
Written interpretation of blood and urine panels for your clients. Twelve species, guideline-based, delivered in two to five minutes.
Last updated on September 6, 2026
How VetSoftwareHub approaches pricing information.
Some vendors publish full price tables, others provide pricing upon request. We aim to present what is available, link to the vendor source, and call out items that commonly change the total. When pricing is not public, we focus on clarity about models and likely cost drivers so clinics can request a precise quote with confidence.
VetBlood has 4 pricing plans
Visit Website100 analyses
Practice pack
One hundred analysis codes, $20.99 each, a 30% discount on the single-report price. Codes arrive by email, are transferable, cover all twelve species, and stay valid for 12 months.
$2,099.30
Price shown is a one-time fee.
250 analyses
Practice pack
Two hundred and fifty analysis codes, $17.99 each, a 40% discount. Codes arrive by email, are transferable, cover all twelve species, and stay valid for 12 months.
$4,498.50
Price shown is a one-time fee.
500 analyses
Practice pack
Five hundred analysis codes, $16.49 each, a 45% discount. Codes arrive by email, are transferable, cover all twelve species, and stay valid for 18 months.
$8,247.25
Price shown is a one-time fee.
1000 analyses
Practice pack
One thousand analysis codes, $14.99 each, a 50% discount. Codes arrive by email, are transferable, cover all twelve species, and stay valid for 24 months.
$14,995
Price shown is a one-time fee.
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Veterinary Software Pricing FAQ
Q: Do I need to contact sales to get pricing?
A: Some vendors list public pricing, others provide quotes after a short discovery call. Both models are common in this category. Ask the vendor what information they need to provide an accurate quote.
Q: Is pricing based on seats or locations?
A: Plans are often priced by user counts, locations, or both. Usage based items such as messaging or storage can be billed separately. Some products or services are priced as a one time fee. Ask the vendor to clarify what is included and what is extra.
Q: Are there setup fees?
A: Setup can be included or billed as a one time service. This usually covers configuration, training, and any supported data import. Ask the vendor what is included, if there are limits, and any additional costs.
Q: What changes the price after I sign up
A: Seat changes, location changes, and usage items such as messaging or storage can increase or decrease the monthly invoice. Many vendors increase prices annually based on market factors. Ask your vendor how they handle price increases.
Q: Can I export my data if I cancel?
A: Vendors typically provide exports in common formats. Confirm supported formats and any limits or fees before you begin.
Q: Do you offer discounts?
Why this matters: Annual commitments and multi-location groups sometimes qualify for discounts. Ask the vendor about available options. Some professional associations also arrange group discounts.
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