FrameRate Optical

Free Optical Health Check for Independent Practices

Find the Money Your Optical Is Leaving on the Table

Eight totals from last year's reports. Five minutes. You get a dollar figure, three plain benchmarks and the one thing to fix first.

No patient data, ever. Calculated in your browser.

Sample practice

$78,000

a year in walkouts, compared with a 75% capture rate

Capture rate62%

Typical, but $78,000 short of top-practice level

See the full sample report →

How It Works

Pull last year's numbers from your practice management reports. Estimates are fine; you can mark them.

1

Type eight yearly totals

Prescriptions, pairs sold, average sale, and a few numbers about your frame board. Three short steps.

2

See it in dollars

Walkouts and frames with no sale in a year, then capture, turnover and dead stock against industry estimates.

3

Fix one thing first

The leak with the most money behind it, and a plain next step you can start on Monday.

Optical Health Check

Your Last 12 Months

Step 1 of 3

Exams and Sales

Most practice management systems have these on one yearly sales report.

Don't know? Use half your comprehensive exams and tick the box below.

Your Frame Board

From your inventory report. Count frames, not styles.

Left blank, we use $60 and mark it as an estimate.

Frames still on the board that haven't sold in a year.

Remakes

Optional. A rough count from your remake log or lab invoices is fine.

Leave it blank if you don't track remakes yet.

Everything is calculated in your browser. We store only the totals you type, and only if you ask for the report. Never anything about patients. Your data is never sold. Privacy details.

A Neutral Second Opinion

Most optical reports come from someone with something to sell: a lab, a frame company, a buying group or a financing program. This one doesn't.

We sell nothing else

No frames, lenses or financing, so the advice doesn't favor any brand or rep.

The math is shown

Every number comes with its formula, and every benchmark with its source and a last-checked date.

No patient data, ever

Yearly or monthly totals only. Nothing that identifies a patient, so there's nothing to sign and nothing to integrate.

Why it matters now: glasses volume fell 6% in a year while dollar value rose 16%, so every walkout costs more than it used to. Eyecare Business, Q2 2026

Questions

Do you need patient data?

No, never. The Health Check and the tracker use yearly or monthly totals only, such as pairs sold and frames on the board. Nothing that identifies a patient.

What if my numbers look bad?

That's the point of a second opinion, and nobody sees them but you. The bands compare you with rough industry estimates, not with your neighbors, and every result comes with one practical next step.

Where do the benchmarks come from?

Published industry estimates from trade sources, listed under How We Calculate below with a last-checked date. They aren't official statistics. Remake rate has no public benchmark yet, so we show your number without a rating.

How much time does the tracker take each month?

About 15 minutes: type a handful of monthly totals from your practice management reports, or import your frame inventory from a CSV. Opticians log remakes as they happen, in a few seconds each.

Does it connect to my EHR?

No integration is needed. You type a few totals, or upload a CSV your system already produces. Nothing to install and no IT help.

Who's behind FrameRate Optical?

Someone who works in eye care and is building this with independent practices. We sell no frames, lenses or financing, so we have no reason to steer you toward any brand.

What does it cost, and can I cancel?

The Health Check is free. The Optical Tracker is $99 a month for one location, or $149 for the first location and $79 for each additional one, with no setup fee and no contract. Cancel anytime.