Aesthetics360

What do the three A360 modules do?

The homepage names A360 Scribe, which transcribes the consultation and captures patient intent and buying signals, A360 Notes, which writes documentation in the practice's own note structure, and A360 Plan, which builds treatment, package and membership plans. Follow-up sequences and provider coaching are listed on top.

The vendor's performance claims are a 15 to 20% revenue increase, 70% less documentation time and 98% documentation accuracy, plus an illustrative "+$940K" a year for high performers. No method is given for any of them. The homepage names no EHR, and its FAQ says A360 can stand alone or sit beside an existing EMR, EHR or CRM as an intelligence layer.

What is known about the company?

The vendor site gives no legal entity or address. Crunchbase lists Aesthetics360 in Boston with 11 to 50 staff, and third-party profiles name Christopher Cabell as founder and CEO. Funding data conflicts. Tracxn lists a $50,000 seed in August 2025, and Elion Health lists a $2M seed and a 2024 founding. Several footer links on the homepage, including Press and the contact email, lead to /401 error pages, and the email domain is spelled "aesthethics360.com".

What does the homepage claim on security?

The homepage says "HIPAA-aligned from capture to care planning," "SOC 2 Type I & II certified," 99.99% uptime, end-to-end encryption and SAML single sign-on. It links no trust center or security page, so the SOC 2 claim has no report behind it on the site.

Which of the two price lists applies?

The vendor's homepage and its pricing page give different prices (both read in November 2026). The homepage lists A360 Core at $300 per month with an early adopter price of $150, covering Scribe, Notes and Plan, and Enterprise on request. The early adopter end date is not stated. The pricing page lists Starter at $29 per month or $129 per year, Professional at $109 per month or $150 per year, and Enterprise by quote, with a 30% yearly badge. Its feature lists are generic telehealth items such as 100 appointments a month, video consultations and e-prescriptions.

The verdict

The vendor's own site shows $150 to $300 a month on the homepage and $29 to $109 on the pricing page, and the early adopter end date is not given.