Practice CEO / For every practice
Everything you see is your own numbers. The only averages are benchmarks, and each one is labeled. Your AI officers go straight to the dollar moves to make first. Built by a founder, not a faceless company.
Open a made-up practice and see what the officers say about it. It follows the choice you made above.
Nothing is asked and nothing is recorded.
P&L · bank CSV · practice-software month-end reports · Excel, PDF or CSV
Read on this computer. Nothing is uploaded.
This walkthrough works best on a computer, because it needs you to drag files into the box. On a phone, use the sample numbers instead: the same practice, already filled in.
Try it with sample numbers →Maple Street P&L, bank file and production report
Read on this computer.
Check how supplies are coded, then get quotes
Invented numbers, run through the real software.
Your training taught you the work. Nobody mentioned the finance firm, the consultant, the bookkeeper and the marketing agency you'd be paying to run the rest.
Tap any row to open it.
Your P&L, a bank file and your practice software's reports, as PDF or CSV. The officers read them on your computer in seconds. No typing, no bank login.
Each officer writes one page: what it read, what changed since last month, and what it would do. Every range shows where it comes from.
The top action from each officer. Press Show me how for the steps, what to say at the huddle and a message to text the team. Tick them off; next month you see what moved.
Most practices rent their thinking from people who visit a few times a year. Practice CEO puts an AI officer in each chair who answers the day you ask, from your own numbers.
Reads your P&L and bank file in seconds, turns your bank file into a monthly profit-and-loss, ranks the money moves by dollars.
Reads your practice software's reports, writes the huddle and the plan, and hands the team the script.
Shows how the world sees you, builds the review habit, and counts what each new patient cost.
Any chair can hold your own person: seat your CPA, consultant or office manager alongside the officer, and send them the page in one tap. Your CPA keeps the tax return and your attorney keeps the contracts. The officers are software that read your numbers.
Reads last month straight from your P&L or bank file, dropped in, and turns your bank file into a monthly profit-and-loss. Scorecard against typical ranges, money moves ranked by dollars, and the questions worth bringing your CPA.
Reads the month-end reports you export from your practice software, dropped in as PDF or CSV. Fixes with a first step, and a 15-minute Friday check for your office manager.
Reads your Google rating and reviews, where new patients came from and what marketing cost. The review habit, and which channel to test pausing.
This is one line of the free read: team cost against the usual range for your region, and what the gap is worth each month.
Nothing you move here is saved or sent anywhere.
Team cost is 34.5% of collections, above the usual range for the US overall (24 to 30%).
Arithmetic illustration, not a forecast or a promise: about $2,800 a month above the top of the range.
Accepts the reports you export from Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, Curve, Denticon, QuickBooks and your bank. Which reports to export.
Practice CEO is not affiliated with Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, Curve, Denticon, QuickBooks or any other software company; it accepts the reports you export from them.
Maple Street Dental, an invented solo practice. Collections were $85,300 in September. Overhead of 63.8% is the January to September average, against a typical 55 to 65%.
Supplies are 8.7% of collections, up from 7.4% in 2023 and above the usual top of 8%. $10,400 of the $66,100 is on a "Small equipment" line inside supplies. Without it supplies read 7.33%, inside the range. Arithmetic illustration, not a forecast or a promise. Equipment is often coded to supplies, so this may be a coding question before it is a spending one.
First step. Ask your bookkeeper which small-equipment purchases belong in another account (your CPA sets the rule), then get one competing quote on your top three clinical items.
68% of hygiene patients leave with their next visit booked, so about 32 in every 100 walk out without one. Targets in consultant and practice-software articles run 80 to 90%.
First step. Make it the default at checkout: the hygienist says the date in the chair, the front desk books it before the patient reaches the desk, and nobody leaves without a date or a reason written down. Post the percentage every Friday.
Ask each new patient how they found you and write it down for a month. Pause the weakest paid channel first and watch new patients, not clicks.
Sample only. Not a real practice.
A cash forecast, your books, a buyer check and more. Each gives a ten-second answer from a file you already have, and each has a button that tries it on a sample practice first.
Save Practice CEO to your phone's home screen and it opens in one tap, like any saved website. Drop in a report between patients, check this month's three, and text the team straight from the plan. Nothing to download from a store: it saves from your browser.
On your phone, open practiceceo.com. iPhone: Safari, Share, Add to Home Screen. Android: Chrome menu, Add to Home screen.
A free checklist of year-end deadlines for practice owners, each tagged as general education or as a question for your CPA. Bring these numbers to your CPA for tax planning.
When they do, the planned price for one practice is $49 a month. The office manager seat is free, and extra team seats are planned at $9 a month each. These are plans, not offers: nothing can be bought today and nothing is charged.
Everything is free right now. These are the planned prices for when paid plans start later. Nothing here can be bought today, and nothing is charged.
For students and associates.
For the owner of one practice.
Free right now. Not charged today.
For the people who run the office.
Extra team seats planned at $9 a month each
Your officers read the numbers. You make the calls.
No. Drop in the reports you already print each month: your QuickBooks P&L, a bank CSV, and your practice software's month-end reports (Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, Curve and others) as PDF or CSV. The officers read them on your computer and show you what they found. Nothing connects to your bank or practice software, and patient names are never needed.
Drop in your bank file and the AI Finance Officer sorts every line into categories (dental vendor rules today) (fix any line once and it stays fixed) and hands you a monthly profit-and-loss to print or send your CPA. Free, and kept month by month on your own device. It is bookkeeping for your own records on a cash basis, not an accounting or tax service: your CPA still prepares your return.
They are read in your browser and saved on your own device; we do not keep them. The only things that reach us are anonymous page counts, the website check if you ask for it, and the email forms you choose to fill in.
Yes. Your numbers live on the device you entered them on, so download a backup file there and restore it on the other computer.
No. Practice CEO is for any independent practice that gets monthly reports. Dental is our lead example, so today the typical ranges are built from dental sources and are labeled that way. Where a range does not fit your kind of practice, read the officers against your own last month, which is the comparison that matters most.
Everything is free right now, and nothing can be bought today. Paid plans start later; the planned price for one practice is $49 a month, the office manager seat is free and extra team seats are planned at $9 a month each. Leave your email on this page and we will tell you once when paid plans open.
No. Practice CEO is educational software. It compares your numbers with typical ranges and suggests things to look at. For taxes, owner pay, retirement plans or anything legal, it gives you questions to bring your CPA or attorney.
The officers are software applying written rules to your numbers, and the method page lists every rule and range. No salesperson, no human coach.
