VERDICT
Worth it
Should I use Powerdiary (now Zanda)?
A Fresh Look for Your Zanda Calendar - powerdiary.com
· 3 days ago
Solo and small health practices buy this for calendars, client records, notes, invoicing, and reminders in one tool from $10 monthly. Hospitals, non-healthcare businesses, and email-heavy teams use other software.
High. Based on 20 public sources
from $10/mo
Starter
medium
High SMS fees: reminders and replies bill on top of every plan.
medium
Stripe is the only card processor, so Stripe fees and availability apply.
low
Zanda keeps your records after you leave; confirm export and retention terms first.
low
Plan on onboarding time; early setup has a steep curve.
Value for money: 4/5
Rating
from $10/mo
Starting price
11
Sources
Analyzed
from $10/mo
not published in sources
HIPAA compliant, passed a Prescient Security audit, and holds ISO 27001 certification.
Users across Trustpilot, G2, and Capterra call it organised, easy, and well supported, with SMS costs the main complaint.
“I love how Zanda keeps me organised, I used to spend so much time messaging client”
“Although I found the learning curb steep at the beginning, I really love PowerDiary”
“Powerdiary has helped my business run smoothly and efficiently.”
Compare Powerdiary (now Zanda) with each alternative.
Simple practice management for small clinics, direct Zanda competitor.
Modern health practice tool with a free tier.
Stronger fit for telehealth and nutrition practices.
Cheaper pure booking tool for non-clinical scheduling.
Based on 20 public sources
Solid buy for solo and small health clinics. Skip it for hospitals, email marketing needs, or per-SMS fee aversion.
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