People wanting plain explanations of test results can try it free, but three AI messages a week is a tight limit for health questions.
Kenning's take
What it does
Docus offers an AI doctor chat and lab test interpretation for individuals, with paid plans that raise message and test limits. It also sells a platform for doctors with notes and patient messaging, and software that writes result reports for diagnostic labs. Paid second opinions from human specialists are offered separately.
- AI doctor chat with long-term memory
- Lab test result interpretation
- Doctor platform with AI notes and patient messaging
- Lab software for interpretation reports and follow-ups
- Paid second opinions from specialists
Who it suits. People who want plain explanations of their test results, plus doctors and diagnostic labs.
Key facts
- Category
- Health, fitness & wellbeing
- Made by
- Docus
- How to get it
- sign up on the Docus website; lab software through sales
- Works on
- Web
- Free plan
- 3 AI doctor messages a week and 1 test result interpreted
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Patient Lite | $3.99 | month, billed annually ($47.88) |
| Patient Pro | $7.99 | month, billed annually ($95.88) |
| Doctor Starter | $25 | month, billed annually |
| Doctor Pro | $50 | month, billed annually |
| Doctor Ultimate | $100 | month, billed annually |
| Second opinion | $490 | per consultation |
| Lab software | contact sales None | None |
FAQ
Is Docus free?
There is a free patient plan with 3 AI doctor messages a week and one test result interpreted. Paid patient plans start at $3.99 a month billed yearly.
What does Docus do?
It explains lab results and answers health questions with AI, and sells tools for doctors and diagnostic labs.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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