Data collection or practice management $24/learner/mo each; all-in-one $48/learner/mo; enterprise custom · read 13 Aug 2026
Data-first clinical teams
VERIFICATION IN PROGRESS
Motivity is known for flexible, customizable data collection and graphing, and has expanded toward broader practice management. It is frequently discussed as a clinician-friendly alternative to larger all-in-one suites.
Motivity’s current positioning is broader than its data-collection roots: scheduling, billing with revenue-cycle support from ABA billing specialists, credentialing organization, and compliance tooling are all now documented capabilities.
Motivity appeals to clinically-led teams that pick their software around data quality first and operations second. Practices that want maximum billing depth in the same system tend to shortlist it alongside a billing partner.
Capabilities reviewed against vendor documentation: July 2026.
Motivity is aBA practice software with an emphasis on flexible clinical data collection. It is listed in the Practice Management category of The ABA Index.
Published pricing: Data collection or practice management $24/learner/mo each; all-in-one $48/learner/mo; enterprise custom · read 13 Aug 2026. Confirm current pricing with the vendor — we re-check published pricing on a recurring cycle.
Based on its positioning and documented use: Data-first clinical teams.
Other tools in the Practice Management category include ABA Toolbox, AlohaABA, Artemis ABA, CentralReach. Each has an independent profile on The ABA Index.
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