Suresult D3Ultra compared with Clarius L15 HD3, L20 HD3 and PA HD3 probes
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I am Dr. Fernando Mariz, a gynecology and pelvic surgery physician practicing in New York City. Before my medical career, I served in the U.S. Marine Corps, where I developed the discipline, focus, and steadiness that continue to shape the way I care for patients today. At Maiden Lane Medical, my work covers women’s health, preventive care, sonography, pelvic pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, and minimally invasive gynecologic procedures.

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I am Dr. Jailyn Avila, an emergency medicine physician, educator, and digital health innovator based in Southern California. My clinical work is rooted in emergency care, while my teaching focuses on point-of-care ultrasound, residency education, and practical training for physicians. Through my roles with Emergent Medical Associates, UHS SoCal MEC Emergency Medicine Residency, Core Ultrasound, and FemInEM, I work at the intersection of patient care, medical education, and accessible digital learning.

Quick Answer

Clarius HD3 scanner prices on the official Clarius US store on October 13, 2026 are $3,795 or $5,395 for the scanner. Optional Clarius Essentials costs $695/year, with a $2,500 one-time option, and a three-year plan costs $1,785. The scanner collection lists $4,490 or $6,090 including one year of Clarius Essentials.

This guide focuses on published Clarius pricing, subscription structure, warranty terms and ownership considerations using official Clarius store, Essentials and warranty pages plus Suresult product-page data captured on October 13, 2026.

As of October 13, 2026, most Clarius HD3 scanners on the Clarius store are listed at $3,795 or $5,395 for the scanner. Clarius Essentials is listed at 695 USD annually; Clarius also lists a $2,500 one-time Essentials option.

Clarius Essentials is optional. Its annual plan adds Cloud storage and DICOM export, advanced imaging tools, and education. The plan is tied to each scanner and shared by all its users.

Lowest scanner price found$3,795 for several HD3 models.
Higher scanner tier found$5,395 for EC7, L20 and PAL.
Essentials decision$695/year or $2,500 one-time, based on Clarius pages.

Quick List

If you just need the scanner number: start with $3,795 and $5,395 as the official Clarius bands captured here.
If software workflow matters: add the $695/year or $2,500 one-time Essentials decision.
If comparing alternatives: compare subscription, export/storage workflow, warranty, and probe coverage side by side.

Related buyer guides: If you are comparing Clarius beyond price, read the Clarius ultrasound alternatives guide. If recurring software cost is the main concern, use the no-subscription handheld ultrasound guide. For broader market pricing, compare this page with our merged handheld ultrasound price guide.

Clarius L20 HD3 official product image used as a price-guide reference
C3 HD3 official product image

C3 HD3$3,795 scanner priceConvex
L15 HD3 official product image

L15 HD3$3,795 scanner priceHigh-frequency linear
L7 HD3 official product image

L7 HD3$3,795 scanner priceLinear
PA HD3 official product image

PA HD3$3,795 scanner pricePhased array
EC7 HD3 official product image

EC7 HD3$5,395 scanner priceEndocavity
L20 HD3 official product image

L20 HD3$5,395 scanner priceUltra-high-frequency linear

Lead visual: WordPress-hosted Clarius product reference images help buyers connect the price bands with the scanner family. The buying decision is the cost structure: scanner price, optional Essentials, warranty, and whether your workflow needs annual-plan software features.

Clarius scanner prices by model

For a buyer, the first split is probe choice. Clarius is a dedicated-probe ecosystem, so the price you pay depends on which scanner fits your clinical use case. The table below uses official Clarius store data captured for this pilot.

Model / probe type Official scanner price Common use case to price first Buyer note
C3 HD3Convex $3,795 Abdomen, OB, lung, deeper general scanning Lower scanner-price tier; compare Essentials only if your workflow needs Essentials features.
L15 HD3High-frequency linear $3,795 MSK, vascular access, superficial soft tissue Lower scanner-price tier; compare Essentials only if your workflow needs Essentials features.
L7 HD3Linear $3,795 Vascular, nerve, breast, small parts Lower scanner-price tier; compare Essentials only if your workflow needs Essentials features.
PA HD3Phased array $3,795 Cardiac, lung, abdomen, procedural POCUS Lower scanner-price tier; compare Essentials only if your workflow needs Essentials features.
EC7 HD3Endocavity $5,395 OB/GYN, pelvic, reproductive medicine Higher scanner-price tier; make sure the specialty use case justifies the added device cost.
L20 HD3Ultra-high-frequency linear $5,395 Aesthetics, dermatology, very superficial imaging Higher scanner-price tier; make sure the specialty use case justifies the added device cost.
PAL HD3Phased + linear package $5,395 Mixed cardiac and superficial workflow Higher scanner-price tier; make sure the specialty use case justifies the added device cost.

Price-reading rule: do not compare Clarius to another handheld ultrasound using only the first scanner number. Compare the scanner, the software plan you will actually use, export/storage requirements, warranty and whether you need more than one probe.

Is Clarius Essentials required?

Clarius Essentials is optional; HD3 scanners operate with their included B-Mode, M-Mode, and color/power Doppler modes.

Budget for the annual plan when your workflow uses Clarius Cloud, DICOM, specialty software, PW Doppler, Needle Enhance, Elastography, Voice Controls, Clarius Live, or education. Access to Clarius Cloud, Clarius Education, and Advanced tools lasts while the plan is active.

What the scanner includes

  • B-Mode, M-Mode, and color/power Doppler are included.
  • One charger and product support are included.
  • A three-year standard warranty and 30-day returns are included.

What Essentials changes

  • Storage/export: Unlimited Clarius Cloud storage, DICOM, exam management and PDF reports
  • Imaging tools: advanced specialty packages and pulsed wave Doppler.
  • Training: Clarius Education resources for clinical teams.

Clarius total cost examples

For the cross-brand five-year model that puts Clarius beside Butterfly, GE, Mindray, and Philips, see the handheld ultrasound total cost of ownership guide.

These totals combine the scanner price with the selected Clarius Essentials plan. The two-year plan is $1,190; the three-year plan is $1,785. Three annual payments total $2,085, making a lower-price scanner plus three annual renewals $5,880.

Scenario Illustrative total Cost structure Buyer note
Lower-price Clarius scanner without Essentials $3,795 No annual plan added Budget only the scanner if base scanning is enough.
Lower-price Clarius scanner + 1 year Essentials $4,490 $3,795 scanner + $695 annual Essentials Use when cloud, DICOM, PW Doppler or advanced tools matter immediately.
Lower-price Clarius scanner + 3 years Essentials $5,580 $3,795 scanner + $1,785 three-year plan Includes the prepaid three-year Clarius Essentials plan.
Lower-price Clarius scanner + one-time Essentials $6,295 $3,795 scanner + $2,500 one-time Essentials The store comparison lists Cloud, DICOM, Needle Enhance, PW Doppler, and Elastography under the annual plan; the one-time purchase includes standard scanning modes.
Higher-price Clarius scanner + 3 years Essentials $7,180 $5,395 scanner + $1,785 three-year plan Relevant for L20, EC7 or PAL buyers who will also use Essentials workflow.
Suresult D3Ultra comparison $3,200 No software subscription listed A comparison point for buyers who want one broad probe family and simpler software ownership.

Which Clarius model should you price first?

Start from anatomy, not brand. Clarius pricing is easiest to understand after you decide which probe type the clinic actually needs.

If you scan deeper anatomy

C3 HD3 or PA HD3 are the models to price first. Their store pages show lower scanner pricing than EC7, L20 and PAL, but the final budget still depends on whether Essentials features matter.

If you scan superficial structures

L15 HD3 and L20 HD3 are the main linear options. L20 is the higher-frequency superficial scanner and appears in the higher scanner tier, so it needs a clearer specialty reason.

If you need endocavity imaging

EC7 HD3 is a dedicated endocavity route and sits in the higher scanner tier. Compare it on clinical fit first, then ownership cost.

If you need mixed cardiac + linear coverage

PAL HD3 is the package to price. It may reduce the need for separate probes, but it should be compared against your actual scan mix, not just a single headline price.

When to compare a no-subscription alternative

Clarius can be the right buy when a clinic wants polished wireless probes, a mature app ecosystem, advanced packages, education and a dedicated probe matched to the specialty. That is the pro-Clarius case.

The Suresult D3Ultra product page lists $3,200 and describes free iOS, Android and Windows software with no subscription cost. It includes a 2-year warranty with remote support and return shipping, plus 30-day returns and duties-paid delivery. A 3-year extended warranty is available.

Suresult D3Ultra handheld ultrasound product photo for Clarius comparison
Real D3Ultra product photo from Suresult’s D3Ultra probe library. Use it as a visual reference for the no-subscription comparison; it is not hands-on Clarius testing evidence.
D3Ultra carotid color Doppler clinical ultrasound capture
Real D3Ultra carotid color Doppler capture shared by a practicing physician. The German label "ACI RE" refers to the right internal carotid artery; use it as vascular workflow context, not as a scan performed by the article authors.

Compare carefully: who should not use this page as the final answer?

Do not buy first from this article alone if your clinic needs enterprise credentialing, PACS validation, fleet deployment, formal regional distributor pricing, or a documented quote for a committee. Use this page to understand the cost logic, then ask each vendor for the exact quote, software terms, warranty and export workflow in writing.

Warranty and support questions to verify

New Clarius scanners bought from Clarius come with a three-year Standard Warranty. Clarius Care costs $265 for one year, $530 for two years, or $795 for three years, adding a loaner/replacement scanner, two-way expedited shipping, hospital theft protection, accidental damage protection, and extended battery health protection.

The Suresult D3Ultra includes a 2-year standard warranty with remote support and return shipping; a 3-year extended warranty is available. Its product page also lists 30-day returns, duties-paid delivery, and free software for iOS, Android, and Windows.

Clarius quote checklist

Before approving a Clarius purchase, ask for the exact line items. This prevents the scanner price from being mistaken for the ownership cost.

Ask this Why it matters
Which scanner model and probe type is quoted? Clarius pricing depends on the chosen dedicated scanner.
Is Essentials included, annual, or one-time? The Essentials decision changes first-year and multi-year budget.
Which features require Essentials in our workflow? The annual plan includes Cloud, DICOM, advanced packages, and PW Doppler.
What warranty applies in our region and sales channel? New scanners bought from Clarius include a three-year Standard Warranty; Clarius Care adds extended protection.
What accessories or training are required? Batteries, chargers, education and setup can change budget expectations.

FAQ

How much does a Clarius ultrasound cost in 2026?

As of October 13, 2026, C3, L7, L15, PA, and C7Vet HD3 scanners cost $3,795 each; EC7, L20, and PAL HD3 cost $5,395 each on the Clarius US store. The scanner collection lists $4,490 or $6,090 including one year of Clarius Essentials.

Is Clarius Essentials required?

Clarius Essentials is optional. HD3 scanners include B-Mode, M-Mode, and color/power Doppler. The annual plan adds Clarius Cloud, DICOM, advanced tools, and education, with access shared by all users of the scanner.

What does Clarius Essentials cost?

Clarius Essentials costs $695 for one year, $1,190 for two years, $1,785 for three years, or $2,500 for the One-Time License. The store comparison lists Cloud, DICOM, Needle Enhance, PW Doppler, and Elastography under the annual plan.

Is Clarius cheaper than Suresult D3Ultra?

Clarius scanner prices start at $3,795, while Suresult D3Ultra costs $3,200 with free iOS, Android, and Windows software and no subscription. Clarius offers dedicated specialty probes; D3Ultra combines convex, linear, and phased scanning.

Should a clinic buy Clarius Essentials in year one?

Choose the annual Clarius Essentials plan in year one when your workflow uses Cloud, DICOM, exam management, advanced packages, PW Doppler, or education. The scanner purchase includes B-Mode, M-Mode, color/power Doppler, one charger, product support, a three-year standard warranty, and 30-day returns.

Philips comparison: If your shortlist includes Philips, use the Philips Lumify price and subscription cost guide to check the current quote path, public distributor signal, and Reacts service-plan caveat.

Mindray comparison: If your shortlist includes Mindray TE Air, use the Mindray handheld ultrasound price guide to compare official e5M/i3P store starts, no-subscription wording, warranty caveats, and dealer marketplace signals.

Sources

Claim-source map

  • Scanner prices: Clarius product and scanner collection pages.
  • Essentials optionality and annual price: Clarius Essentials information page.
  • One-time Essentials: Clarius Essentials – One-Time License product page.
  • Warranty baseline: Clarius Care Warranty information page.
  • D3Ultra comparison: Suresult D3Ultra product page.
  • Search demand: local GSC export for Clarius price/cost/subscription queries.


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About Dr. Fernando Mariz, MD

I’m Dr. Fernando Mariz, a gynecology and pelvic surgery physician practicing in New York City. Before my medical career, I served in the U.S. Marine Corps, where I developed the discipline, focus, and steadiness that continue to shape the way I care for patients today. At Maiden Lane Medical, my work covers women’s health, preventive care, sonography, pelvic pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, and minimally invasive gynecologic procedures.

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