Practice Fusion Pricing Guide 2026
What is Practice Fusion Pricing 2026: Is It Still Free? Current Cost Guide?
Complete guide to Practice Fusion EHR pricing. Learn why Practice Fusion is no longer free and current subscription costs ($149/provider/month).
Practice Fusion is no longer free. Learn about current pricing ($149/provider/month) and what's included in the subscription.
Important: Practice Fusion discontinued its free tier in 2018. All plans now require a paid subscription.
Practice Fusion Pricing History
Practice Fusion built its reputation as the largest free EHR in the country. At its peak, hundreds of thousands of providers used it. The catch: the company made money by showing pharmaceutical ads inside the charting interface and selling de-identified patient data.
That model collapsed in 2018. After Allscripts (now Veradigm) acquired Practice Fusion, the free tier disappeared and was replaced by a $149/provider/month subscription. The DOJ later fined Practice Fusion $145 million for taking pharmaceutical kickbacks to influence prescribing through clinical decision alerts.
Current Practice Fusion Pricing
Practice Fusion EHR
Cloud-based EHR for small practices
- ✓Cloud-based EHR
- ✓E-prescribing (EPCS)
- ✓Lab integrations
- ✓Patient portal
- ✓Basic charting
- ✓ONC certified
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Practice Fusion still free?
No, Practice Fusion discontinued its free model in 2018. It now operates on a paid subscription model starting at $149 per provider per month.
How much does Practice Fusion cost now?
Practice Fusion now costs $149 per provider per month for the basic plan, with additional tiers available for practices needing more features.
Why is Practice Fusion no longer free?
Practice Fusion moved to paid subscriptions in 2018 after being acquired by Allscripts (now Veradigm). The free model was unsustainable and led to controversial advertising practices.
Pricing Summary
- Monthly Subscription
- $149/provider/month
- Free Tier
- Discontinued (2018)
- Contract
- Month-to-month available
Alternatives
If $149/month feels steep for what you get, these alternatives are worth a look:
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