oVRcome alternative for clinicians: compare VRET
oVRcome offers a platform for clinicians. When comparing options for your practice, start with how you want to guide sessions, which scenes you need and how you will review the work. Use these criteria to assess that workflow alongside VRET.
30 minutes to review the product, equipment and your practice's needs. You do not need a headset for the call.
What to decide before choosing a platform
VRET team · Updated September 10, 2026 · Comparison written by VRET, the software provider.
01Define the workflow your practice needs
Clarify whether you need a tool for an in-person session, activities between appointments or both. Check who prepares the activity, what supervision the workflow supports and what the clinician can review afterwards.
VRET is described here for a browser-guided session with the client wearing a headset. A home program or remote delivery model should not be assumed because another platform offers one.
02Review the device and environment format
Ask to see the material the client would use and the controls available to the professional. Audiovisual experiences and adjustable environments may support different tasks; compare the actual scene and available actions.
Check compatible models, access and equipment preparation. Do not buy a headset solely because a product is advertised as VR.
03Compare follow-up and cost for the same intended use
Define the information you need to review and the records you will keep in your practice. Ask which functions belong to the quoted offering and which require a different subscription.
Use current quotes with equivalent scope. Choose according to the work and organisation you need, without assuming clinical superiority from the device type or price difference.
Virtual reality scenarios for your practice
Exposure, relaxation and attention exercises for your work with ADHD. Choose the setting for your goals and guide your patient from your screen.
Exposure
Public speaking
Adjust the audience in front of the lectern and guide the exposure.
Relaxation
Forest walk
Practise present-moment attention on a walk among trees, with adjustable pace and ambience.
Attention and ADHD
School of fish
Practise visual search and tracking a target among distractors.
What to try in your demo
- 01
Distinguish in-practice sessions from between-session activities.
- 02
Review the environment format and available controls.
- 03
Check follow-up, devices and professional subscription costs.
Also review security and data handling and published evidence. Evidence for a technique is not the same as a published clinical trial of VRET itself.
Questions before introducing virtual reality
Is oVRcome only a self-help app?
No. Its website presents a clinician offering. Compare the specific professional product you are considering and its current functions.
Does VRET include an unsupervised home program?
This offering describes professionally guided use in a practice. It is not presented as a self-directed program, and that model should not be assumed merely because it uses VR.
Is a platform clinically better because it uses another headset?
That cannot be inferred from the device. Review evidence for the intervention and its suitability alongside the product’s capabilities and limits.
Software pricing and your next step
| Headsets | Monthly software fee |
|---|---|
| 1 | $119/mo |
| 2 | $188/mo |
| 4 | $326/mo |
Unlimited team members. Hardware and tax extra. See pricing for the self-service limit, annual billing and guarantee terms. Multiple sites require a scope review.
Check the fit for your practice
No headset needed. Bring the scenario you want to explore and your plan for clinicians, rooms and devices to a 30-minute demo. See how a session is prepared, guided and reviewed.
30 minutes to review the product, equipment and your practice's needs. You do not need a headset for the call.