Kleer is now Clerri. Kleer and Membersy, two dental membership plan companies, merged in 2024 and took the Clerri name in 2025. Kleer is a former name, not a separate company, so Kleer reviews, listings, and comparisons describe the company that is now Clerri.
What happened to Kleer?
Kleer and Membersy were two of the best-known dental membership plan companies. They joined forces in 2024 and, in July 2025, announced one new name: Clerri. The same mission carried over, helping practices build recurring revenue directly with their patients, under one brand.
| When | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2023 | Kleer named to the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies |
| May 2024 | Kleer and Membersy join forces |
| July 2025 | Kleer and Membersy become Clerri |
| August 2025 | Clerri named to the Inc. 5000 |
| September 2025 | Clerri Bridge released, bringing membership into the PMS schedule view |
| December 2025 | Jim Higgins named CEO; Dentaltown Townie Choice Award for dental membership plans, sixth consecutive year |
| February 2026 | SOC 2 Type I audit completed |
Read why we became Clerri for the story behind the name.
What's new since the Kleer name
- Clerri Bridge: membership inside the practice management schedule, with enrollment in about 30 seconds
- Direct integrations with 13 named practice management systems covering 90%+ of PMS, including authorized integrations with Open Dental and CareStack
- SOC 2 Type I, alongside HIPAA and PCI DSS
- Patient financing through a partnership with Cherry
Kleer pricing: how Clerri pricing works
Clerri does not publish a price list. Pricing is quoted per practice based on its size and needs, setup is free, and practices are month-to-month; group agreements vary. Every practice gets a dedicated success manager, Clerri University training, patient marketing, and bilingual member support.
Kleer price comparisons published by other companies may be out of date or describe older plans. For current pricing, ask Clerri for a quote.
Kleer reviews and recognition
- Dentaltown Townie Choice Award for dental membership plans six years in a row, first as Kleer and most recently as Clerri
- Inc. 5000 fastest-growing private companies as Kleer (2023), Kleer and Membersy (2024), and Clerri (2025)
- Customer results from single offices to DSOs, published as customer stories
Third-party review profiles on G2, Capterra, and similar sites may still use the Kleer name. Reviews there describe the same company and platform.
Kleer alternatives
If you are comparing Kleer with other platforms, you are comparing Clerri. The platforms practices compare most often are BoomCloud, DentalHQ, Plan Forward, Smile Advantage, and Bento.
- BoomCloud alternatives
- DentalHQ vs Clerri
- Plan Forward vs Clerri
- Dental membership plan software buyer's guide
Is Clerri legit?
Yes. Clerri (formerly Kleer and Membersy) is a dental membership plan company that runs plans for 25,000+ dentists and 200+ dental groups, with practice and member support teams in Austin, Texas and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It holds DMPO licenses in all 36 states that require them, is Knox-Keene compliant in California, and meets HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2 Type I standards. Clerri is a dental company and is not related to similarly named companies in other industries.
Kleer and Clerri: FAQs
Is Kleer still in business?
Yes, as Clerri. Kleer and Membersy merged in 2024 and became Clerri in 2025.
Is Kleer the same company as Clerri?
Yes. Kleer is a former name of Clerri, not a separate platform. Membersy is the other former name.
What happened to Membersy?
Membersy merged with Kleer in 2024, and the combined company became Clerri in 2025.
How much does Kleer cost?
Kleer is now Clerri, and Clerri pricing is quoted per practice, with free setup and month-to-month terms for practices. Ask for a quote for current pricing.
Why do some review sites still say Kleer?
Some third-party profiles have not been updated since the name change. Reviews listed under Kleer describe the company that is now Clerri.
