Klinira vs Gloco
Gloco has supplied healthcare systems since 1997, including to large organisations; Klinira is built for private clinics of one to eight workstations and does not try to be anything else.
Gloco serves healthcare organisations far larger than a single clinic, and has done since 1997. If you are a large network or you need integration with hospital systems, they suit you better. Klinira is built for clinics of one to eight workstations.
| Gloco | Klinira | |
|---|---|---|
| In market since | 1997 | 2026 |
| Built for | Healthcare organisations, including large ones | Private clinics, 1–8 workstations |
| Price | On discussion | Published: RM399/month · RM3,999/year |
| Implementation | A project | Self-install or assisted, one afternoon |
| Internet down | Depends on the deployment | Keeps running |
What Gloco does better
- Almost thirty years in this market. We cannot match that record and should not pretend to.
- Capacity for large organisations and integration projects. We do not serve that market.
- A dedicated implementation team and account management
What Klinira does better
- Published pricing. You know the cost before speaking to anyone.
- Built for exactly one kind of customer — the small Malaysian private clinic. Every design decision favours that clinic rather than a hospital.
- A 14-day trial with no sales conversation
- Statutory records built for the specific obligations of a private clinic
The question that decides it
Are you a clinic, or an organisation?
Choose Gloco if: you are a large network, you need integration with hospital or laboratory systems, or you need a dedicated implementation team.
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Facts checked: 10 August 2026