Tabruns vs Overjet Ivy
How Overjet Ivy and Tabruns differ, for a dental front desk that has to tell a patient what they'll owe.
Facts checked on each company's own website on November 8, 2026. Tabruns makes this page.
The short answer
Pick Tabruns if
- You want a dollar answer for the patient in front of you, not a report for tomorrow's schedule.
- You want to start today, with no practice software connection and no demo call.
- You want one flat price: $79 per location a month, unlimited estimates.
Pick Overjet Ivy if
- You already use Overjet for X-rays and want insurance work from the same company.
- You want an AI service that also calls payers when data is missing.
- You're fine starting with a demo and a quote.
Side by side
| Question | Tabruns | Overjet Ivy |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A Chrome extension for the front desk that turns the patient's benefits page into a dollar estimate. | Ivy, an AI insurance coordinator from Overjet, launched in October 2026. Overjet is also known for dental X-ray AI. |
| Where the benefits come from | The insurer's provider portal page your staff already has open, read when they press Read this page. | Digital payer data, plus phone calls to payers when details are missing. |
| When the check runs | On demand, one patient at a time, while the patient is on the phone or at the desk. | Before appointments and on demand. |
| Dollar estimate per treatment | Yes. Each line shows the fee, what insurance should pay and what the patient owes, after deductible, yearly maximum, waiting periods, frequency limits and downgrades. | Yes. Its page describes line-by-line estimates with remaining benefits, deductibles and frequency limits. |
| Practice software | No connection needed. The breakdown is copied and pasted into any office software. | Not named on its insurance verification page. |
| Where patient details go | Patient name, birth date, member ID and dates stay on the office computer. They are never sent to Tabruns. | Patient and plan details go through Overjet's service. |
| Getting started | Add the extension to Chrome and start a 7-day free trial, card saved at checkout. No demo call. | Book a demo. |
| Published price | $79 per location a month, or $790 a year. Unlimited estimates and users. | Not published. |
How they differ
Both products end in a line-by-line estimate. The difference is how you get there. Ivy is a service Overjet sets up with you after a demo. Tabruns is a Chrome extension any staff member can install and use on the next patient.
Tabruns reads only the benefits page that staff open and keeps patient details on the office computer. Ivy gathers payer data and calls payers for you, so it needs patient details in its service.
Overjet doesn't publish Ivy's price. Tabruns is $79 per location a month, shown on the pricing page.
See how Tabruns works or pricing.
Questions
Is Tabruns an Overjet Ivy alternative?
Yes, for the estimate. Both give a line-by-line dollar estimate. Tabruns doesn't call payers and doesn't verify a schedule ahead of time.
Do I need a demo to try Tabruns?
No. Start the 7-day trial, add the extension to Chrome, and use it on a real benefits page.
Does Tabruns read X-rays?
No. Tabruns only works out what insurance should pay and what the patient owes.
Sources
Read on November 8, 2026. Products and prices change, so check the company's site before you decide. Overjet is a trademark of its owner, and this page is not made with or endorsed by them. If something here is out of date, write to us and we'll fix it.
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Try it on your next patient.
Add the extension, open a patient's benefits page and press Read this page. $79 per location a month after the trial.