





A comparison that only flatters its author is an advertisement. Read this before the table.
Flabs ships three mobile apps, an AI report suite with drafted interpretations and voice reporting, and claims analyser interfacing across nine or more machine brands. We interface one machine class proven live today, deliberately keep AI out of the result path, and are web only.
Price, what the entry plan holds, machine interfacing, the discipline on the report, and what happens to your data if you leave.
commissions, inventory and analytics included without a tier jump
Compiled from flabslis.com and pingmedoc.com, August 2026. Prices and plans change; verify with the vendor before deciding. GST extra everywhere. “Not published” means we could not find the claim on their public pages; the product may still do it.
Four rows where the difference is the product, not the price.
PingMeDoc: Yes, nothing operational is held back. Flabs: No, inventory and commissions need the ₹1,000 plan.
PingMeDoc: Yes. Flabs: Not published.
PingMeDoc: Yes. Flabs: No.
Pick Flabs if you want native mobile apps for staff and patients, or if AI-drafted interpretations on the report itself matter to you.
Pick PingMeDoc if you want the whole lab, commissions and inventory included, in one plan, with the patient's earlier value printed beside today's and every correction issued as a new version.
Moving from Flabs does not have to be a cutover. PingMeDoc runs alongside the LIMS a lab already uses, so WhatsApp report delivery, the booking page and the AI assistant can start on day one while registration and the bench move on a date you choose. The migration guide walks through the four ways labs do it, and the pricing guide explains what a twelve-month total should include.