The surgical alternative to Ageless AI.

What Ageless AI does well

They publish a real price list, which most of this category refuses to do, and they publish it with the awkward parts included: overage rates, a subscription pause fee, annual terms. That is more honest than a demo gate and we would rather say so.

The distribution behind them is the serious part. RepeatMD reported 2,500 client practices at its November 2023 Series A, and Ageless lands inside that footprint rather than starting cold. For an injectables-led practice their procedure coverage is genuinely better than ours, because ours is zero.

Where Ageless AI falls short

Nothing in their treatment set is surgical. There is no facelift and no breast augmentation, so for a surgical practice the overlap with PreviewMD is close to none. This is a lane difference before it is a feature comparison.

The per-patient economics run differently. Their entry plan is $499 for 50 patients, about $10 a patient, with overage at $10 per patient above the cap; ours is $249 for 150 previews, about $1.66 each, with overage at $1.00. Read both fee schedules against your own volume before deciding.

Their master service agreement grants Ageless “a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, fully paid-up, royalty-free right and license” to use practice training photos for model improvement, and customer data sits on their platform until termination. PreviewMD processes a photo and stores nothing, so there is nothing to license. Whether that matters is a question for your own counsel, not a claim from us.

What Ageless AI costs

Both companies publish a price list, so this is a rare comparison in this category where nobody has to book a call to see a number. The gap is per patient, not per month.

Read off each cited page on the date shown beside it. A competitor publishing a rival’s price has an incentive we don’t share, so check with the company directly before you budget.

What PreviewMD does well

The model was fine-tuned with a double board certified plastic surgeon who has practised for over thirty years, separately for men and for women, which is what a surgical preview needs before anyone will trust it.

The price list is public and the trial is self-serve with a card up front, so a practice can be running it the same day without a sales cycle.

Where PreviewMD falls short

Ageless AI covers a treatment set PreviewMD does not touch at all: botox, filler, GLP-1 weight loss, hormone optimization, peptide therapy and hair restoration. If those drive your revenue, we are not a substitute and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. They also have distribution we don’t, launching inside RepeatMD’s installed base, and a Future Aging feature with no equivalent in our product.

What PreviewMD costs

$249 per month for Starter with 150 previews included, $449 for Pro with 500, $999 for Elite with 1,200. Extra previews are a flat $1.00 each and the widget never shuts off mid-month. Annual billing is two months free. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial, card up front, cancel anytime. No setup fee, no per-patient fee, no hardware.