PLANS DESIGNED AROUND REAL PET CARE

Start free. Add more only when it helps.

VetNarra Free is designed to remain genuinely useful for one pet. Plus, Family and Clinic tools are being prepared for after the closed beta; no paid subscriptions are active today.

Pre-revenue closed betaPrices and allowances will be tested with owners and veterinary professionals before launch.

For one pet

Free

Available in beta

€0

A genuinely useful medical record for owners building one pet’s health history.

One active pet profile
Unlimited manual records
Timeline, medication, vaccination and follow-up pages
Basic emergency handover
One active read-only vet pass
A small monthly AI allowance after beta

Create a Free Beta account

For one pet with a detailed history

Plus

Coming after beta

Price to be tested

More AI organisation, richer reporting and multilingual tools for one pet.

Everything in Free
Expanded monthly AI document allowance
Full veterinary and specialist reports
Multilingual reports and translations
Advanced laboratory trends and reminders
Multiple simultaneous vet passes

For multi-pet households

Family

Coming after beta

Price to be tested

A shared home for several pets, with a larger combined usage allowance.

Everything in Plus
Up to five active pet profiles
Shared household access
Combined reminders and care overview
Larger document and storage allowance
Family-level activity history

For early veterinary partners

Clinic Pilot

Applications later

Pilot access

A controlled programme for clinics helping VetNarra validate professional workflows.

Secure owner-authorised record access
Verified veterinary entries
Pre-consultation history intake
Limited clinic team access
Pilot feedback and onboarding support
No access to records without owner permission

FREE SHOULD MEAN USEFUL

Your existing record remains yours.

Ending a future subscription will never lock an owner out of records already saved. Manual records and access to the owner’s own information remain available.

Sponsors may help fund Free access, but they will not receive private medical records or influence AI extraction and veterinary summaries.