Amion shows who is on tonight. Someone still has to make the month fair.

If your group already lives in Amion, people can look up the schedule and message whoever is on. That is a real product, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise. The job this page is about is the other one: you, building next month, trying not to hand the same three people every holiday.

Facts below were read on Amion’s own pages on November 9, 2026. Links are in the last section. Nothing here is a test we ran.

What Amion’s plans page actually lists

The plans page is amion.com/order. It does not print a dollar price. Pro, Enterprise, and Residency are listed by what you get, not by what you pay.

On a phone, swipe the table sideways. The columns stay whole.

ProEnterpriseResidency
Who it’s forClinics, individual departments, and small medical teamsHospitals and health systems that need centralized and scalable schedulingResidency groups
SchedulesUp to 10UnlimitedA single residency schedule
SetupSelf-serveDedicated implementation team, training, and a client success managerSelf-serve
RulesCustom rulesOrg-wide settings and controlsBlock scheduling
Also listedMobile and desktopEHR and SSO integrations, usage and compliance reporting, a master services agreement, flexible paymentMobile and desktop
How you startGet StartedLearn More, which goes to a formOrder Now

Their app page, doximity.com/amion, describes viewing the schedule by week or month, seeing who else is on, and messaging from the schedule. It lists an iPhone app and an Android app.

Read this before the comparison

Amion Pro lists custom rules, and the residency plan lists block scheduling. The comparison below is about who ends up with the weekends, which is the part their plans page does not describe.

Their Enterprise plan is a different purchase: EHR, SSO, an implementation team, a contract. If that is what your hospital is buying, Callwell is not the substitute.

What you would be switching for

Callwell is for the person who builds the call schedule for one group. The prices below are the ones on callwellapp.com on November 9, 2026. One subscription covers the group. People who only view the schedule are free.

Callwell
FreeUp to 3 people in the call pool, one team. You still place the days yourself. Viewers do not count toward the 3.
Pro$299/year or $29.99/month. Up to 10 people in the call pool, 2 teams. This is the tier with Auto-Build.
Group+$549/year or $54.99/month. Up to 20 people, 3 teams.
Department$999/year or $99.99/month. Up to 40 people, 5 teams. More than 40: email hello@callwellapp.com. The homepage does not print a price above Department.
Auto-BuildPro and above. It places weekend and holiday blocks first, then the other days around them, and it keeps the counts. A day you already placed stays pinned, and the rebuild works around it. Not on the free plan.
Requests and filesPro lists requests, swaps, and approvals. The free plan lists time-off notes. You can bring in an Excel or CSV schedule. Export is Excel, PDF, or CSV.
TrialAnnual plans include a 3-month free trial. Monthly plans do not.
DevicesiPhone and iPad. No Android app.

Callwell stores no patient information. It assigns shifts. It does not place phone calls, and it does not page anyone.

Stay on Amion if this is you

The comparison uses Amion’s own pages. It does not add a review quote.

If the job is the grid

The free sheet counts weekends, Fri–Sun blocks, and holidays while you still assign the days by hand. Callwell is free for a call pool of up to 3, and on that plan you still place the days yourself. Auto-Build is Pro, $299/year or $29.99/month for the whole group. The annual plan includes a 3-month trial. The monthly plan does not.

Callwell is in App Store review. Until it is released, the web version is invite-only.

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Sources, opened November 9, 2026