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See what SomaVue does with a real patient panel.

Pick your tier, step through the interpretation exactly as a practitioner would use it, and decide from what you see — not what you read.

Paid plans: $468/year for Pro or $1,068/year for Clinic. Monthly billing: $59 or $129.

Want a patient-ready report as well as your clinical interpretation? See the Clinic walkthrough.

Free — type any panel and see every flag against both ranges.

Manual entry only (no PDF upload). See standard and optimal ranges side by side on every marker, plus a preview of the four interpretation lenses and cross-marker case synthesis.

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Open the workspace — no signup wall.

Land in the interpretation surface immediately. Manual-entry sheet on the left, empty panel grid on the right. No dashboards, no onboarding tour to close.

SomaVue workspace with a panel list, manual-entry control and sample-lab options before results are entered.
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Type any subset of markers — CBC, CMP, thyroid, lipids, iron, hormones.

Enter values one at a time or all at once. SomaVue lights up every marker with its standard and optimal ranges side by side as you type. Useful for verbal read-outs, hand-written labs, or spot-checking a single value.

Manual entry is unlimited on Free. No per-marker cap, no session limit.
Editable blood-marker values beside colored optimal and standard range bars in the SomaVue manual-entry table.
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Every out-of-optimal marker is flagged, on the same axis as the lab's standard range.

Free surfaces the gap: you can see which markers the lab called normal but that fall outside the optimal window. The tighter differential — the four correlation lenses and their peer-reviewed citations — unlocks on Pro.

Free previews the four lenses; the full interpretation and citations are Pro. Free shows the flags, Pro explains them.
Blood-marker rows showing range bars and an expanded interpretation with nutrient, toxin, infection and circadian columns.
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A peek at cross-marker patterns — locked on Free, unlocked on Pro.

When two or more flags line up into a known clinical shape, Free previews the pattern name at the top of the panel. The full pattern library with mechanism, driver, and citations opens on Pro.

Preview only on Free. All patterns on Pro.
Cross-marker signals grouped into pattern cards with colored marker references and explanatory text.

Try SomaVue Free — no card required.

Type your first marker and see the flag map in under a minute.

Start with Free Free tier is unlimited on manual entry. No trial timer, no card. PDF upload unlocks on Pro.

Pro — full lab interpretation and cited practitioner reports.

Everything in Free, plus PDF upload from Quest, LabCorp, and other blood labs, the four-lens interpretation on every marker, cross-marker pattern detection, a fully-cited practitioner PDF, saved patients, and 3 visits of trend history on every flagged marker.

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Import Quest, LabCorp, and other blood-lab PDFs.

PDF import (Pro and Clinic) reads Quest and LabCorp reports and other blood-lab PDFs. Values from any lab can also be entered manually on every plan. Check the recognized marker names, units, values, and draw dates against the original report before interpreting the panel. Enter or correct values manually if the format is not recognized.

The original lab PDF is parsed in your browser and never uploaded. PDF report export uses a separate rendering service.
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Click any flag — the four-lens differential opens up.

Nutrient cofactors that may be depleted. Environmental toxins that interfere. Infections known to drive the pattern. Circadian signals breaking down upstream. Each lens linked to peer-reviewed literature. This is what unlocks when you move from Free to Pro.

3,833 citation links · 1,651 distinct source URLs in the marker library.
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Cross-marker patterns — the clinical shapes SomaVue watches for.

The engine checks entered values against pre-written rules involving one or more markers. Matching patterns appear above the panel so you can review related results together. A match is a prompt for clinical assessment, not a diagnosis or proof of a particular cause.

139 pattern rules. Missing markers and clinical context can change what a match means.
Cross-marker signals grouped into pattern cards with colored marker references and explanatory text.
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Fully-cited practitioner PDF you can drop into the chart.

Export a multi-page practitioner PDF with flags, interpretation text, and linked references. Report contents are sent over an encrypted connection to SomaVue's server and its PDF-rendering provider, Browserless, to generate the file. SomaVue does not store report contents.

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Last 3 visits of trend on every flagged marker.

Import the patient's previous panel and SomaVue overlays it on the current one. See whether ferritin's climbing or crashing before you decide what to do.

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Your saved patients live in your browser — encrypted at rest.

The saved patient library stays encrypted in this browser under patient codes. Your passphrase unlocks it. To move devices, export an encrypted backup and re-import it; exported PDF reports use a separate server-rendering path.

Start your 14-day Pro trial.

$39/mo when billed annually · $59/mo monthly.

Start 14-day free trial $468 billed annually. Card required for the 14-day trial. Cancel anytime from your Stripe portal.

Clinic — full interpretation tools, plus patient-ready reports.

Turn your lab review into a clear report patients can take home, with your clinic's branding, their results over time, and the notes you choose to include. Clinic includes everything in Pro.

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Put your clinic's name on every patient report.

Add your logo, practitioner name and contact details once. Your patient PDFs then carry your clinic's branding and disclaimer.

Clinic profile dialog with logo upload, clinic name, practitioner details and patient PDF branding fields.
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Keep every interpretation tool in Pro.

Import lab PDFs, review cited four-lens interpretations and cross-marker patterns, and export practitioner reports. Clinic keeps that clinical workflow and adds a report designed for the patient.

Cross-marker signals grouped into pattern cards with colored marker references and explanatory text.
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Give patients a clear report to take home.

Explain the findings in plain language, with your clinic's logo, contact details and disclaimer on the report. Review the PDF before sharing it with the patient.

A patient-facing report alongside the fully cited practitioner report already included in Pro.
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Show how results have changed over time.

Bring earlier results into the patient report so you can explain changes across visits, rather than discuss each draw in isolation.

Clinic patient-PDF charts display up to 24 readings per marker, including the current result.
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Choose the notes each patient sees.

Select the built-in practitioner notes relevant to this patient and include them in the report. Add case notes where appropriate, then review the final PDF before sharing it.

Practitioner seats and a shared team library are not part of the current Clinic plan.

Use Clinic for your next lab review and patient report.

$89/mo when billed annually · $129/mo monthly.

Start 14-day Clinic trial $1,068 billed annually. Card required for the 14-day trial. Cancel anytime from your Stripe portal.
Compare all three tiers at a glance

What changes between tiers

On smaller screens, scroll the table horizontally to compare every plan.

Feature Free Pro — $39/mo annual Clinic — $89/mo annual
Manual marker entry Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
PDF upload (Quest, LabCorp, and other blood-lab PDFs) — Yes Yes
Standard + optimal range flag map Yes Yes Yes
Four-lens interpretation on every marker Preview only Yes Yes
Peer-reviewed citations on every claim — Yes Yes
Cross-marker pattern detection Preview only All 139 patterns All 139 patterns
Practitioner PDF report — Yes Yes
Saved patient library — Local, encrypted Local, encrypted
Trend history — Last 3 visits Up to 24 readings per marker in patient PDFs
Patient reports with your clinic's branding — — Yes
Choose practitioner notes for patient reports — — Yes