Cerbo is a well-established EHR popular with functional and integrative medicine practices. Moonshot Clinic is built specifically for prescribing cash-pay clinics — TRT, peptides, GLP-1 — where controlled-substance inventory, EPCS e-prescribing, and membership billing live in one system. Here's how they actually differ.
Side by side
| Feature | Moonshot Clinic | Cerbo |
|---|---|---|
| Setup fee | $0 | $1,195 |
| Price (monthly) | $1,000/location (1 prescriber) + $200/additional; staff free | $269+/provider |
| Staff users | Unlimited, free | Per-user |
| Native e-prescribing | Yes (EPCS, Schedules II–V) | DoseSpot bolt-on |
| DEA inventory tracking | Yes (mg-level) | No |
| Built-in CRM | Yes | No |
| Cash-pay billing | Native (Stripe) | Add-on |
| AI assistant | Yes | No |
| DEXA integration | Yes | No |
| Self-service setup | 15 minutes | Weeks |
Competitor details from public pricing and feature pages; verify current terms with the vendor. Comparison reflects the needs of prescribing cash-pay clinics.
The differences that matter
Cerbo charges a $1,195 setup fee and $269+/provider/month. Moonshot is $1,000/month per location with the first prescriber included, $200 for each additional prescriber — and every staff user is free.
Cerbo relies on a DoseSpot integration for e-prescribing. Moonshot ships SureScripts-certified e-prescribing with DEA-compliant EPCS for Schedules II–V built into the chart.
If you dispense testosterone or peptides in-house, you need mg-level, lot-tracked, DEA-auditable inventory. Cerbo has no inventory module; Moonshot tracks every vial from receipt to dispense.
The honest part
Cerbo is a reasonable choice for functional medicine practices that don't dispense controlled substances, don't need built-in CRM or inventory, and want a long-established vendor. If your clinic never touches a vial and doesn't prescribe Schedule III hormones, Cerbo's per-provider pricing may work for you.
Moonshot Clinic runs Moonshot Medical every day. Watch the demo, then set up your own clinic in about 15 minutes.