How much does an AI medical scribe cost?
Published AI medical scribe prices range from free to $119 per month as of July 2026, while several enterprise vendors disclose no public price. Scribeable offers a free tier, then Lite at $39 per month and Pro at $79. Freed publishes plans from $39 to $119 per month. Twofold lists $49 per month with annual billing or $69 month to month, and Doximity Scribe is free for verified US clinicians. The rest of the market is harder to compare: Heidi Health, Microsoft Dragon Copilot, Nabla, Abridge, DeepScribe, Suki, Augmedix, and Epic AI Charting publish no dollar price. For a solo or small practice, the useful comparison starts with monthly price, note allowance, coding scope, add-ons, and contract terms.
Published prices, July 2026
| Vendor | Published price |
|---|---|
| Scribeable | Free tier, then $39/mo (Lite) or $79/mo (Pro). Practice is custom. |
| Dragon Copilot | Not published — Microsoft enterprise sales ("Contact us") |
| Nabla | Not published — site routes to a sales conversation |
| Abridge | Not published — enterprise contract, "Contact Us" only |
| DeepScribe | Not published — "Request a demo" only |
| Suki | Not published — site routes to a "Contact Us" sales conversation |
| Freed AI | $39-119/month, published (7-day trial; no free tier listed) |
| Heidi Health | Free tier plus paid tiers — dollar amounts not displayed on the public pricing page |
| Augmedix | Not published — "Let's Talk" enterprise sales |
| Doximity Scribe | Free for verified U.S. clinicians |
| Twofold | $49/month annually or $69/month monthly, unlimited notes |
| Epic AI Charting | Not publicly stated on the reviewed Epic AI page |
Taken from each vendor’s own public site in July 2026 and re-verified quarterly. Where a vendor publishes no figure, this table says so rather than repeating a third-party estimate.
Published prices across the category
As of July 2026, four vendors publish usable dollar prices or a free offer. Scribeable has a 14-day trial capped at 15 notes, requires no card, and then keeps a free tier with five notes per month. Lite costs $39 monthly for 40 notes, while Pro costs $79 for 150. Extra Notes adds 100 notes for $29 monthly, and Rounding Pro costs $19 monthly. Its Practice tier is custom and sales-led. Residents, fellows, and medical students receive one free year of Pro-equivalent access. Freed publishes $39 to $119 per month, with a seven-day trial and no listed free tier. Its evaluation and management, diagnosis, and procedure coding appears only on Premier at $104 to $119 monthly; its site does not mention HCC. Twofold charges $49 monthly when billed annually or $69 month to month for unlimited notes. Doximity Scribe is free for verified US clinicians. These figures allow a direct starting comparison, although allowances and included features differ.
Why public prices disappear
Eight vendors in this category do not show a public dollar price. Microsoft Dragon Copilot, Abridge, Augmedix, and Suki route buyers into enterprise or sales conversations. DeepScribe offers a demo request, and its public site focuses on oncology workflows. Nabla publishes no price, and its pricing URL returned a 404 in July 2026. Heidi Health shows free and paid tier names without dollar amounts. Epic gives no public price for AI Charting; access comes through an organization's Epic installation. In these cases, pricing is tied to a conversation about the organization rather than a self-serve checkout. A solo clinician or small practice cannot compare a monthly figure from the website. The practical cost of evaluation therefore includes contacting sales, explaining the deployment, and getting the commercial terms in writing. A missing price should remain a missing price in any comparison. Treat estimates from directories or review sites as unverified unless the vendor supplies the quote.
What changes your monthly cost
Price changes most visibly with note volume, coding depth, add-ons, and the number of seats. Start by matching expected monthly notes to the published allowance. Scribeable's free, Lite, and Pro tiers allow five, 40, and 150 notes per month, and another 100 notes costs $29 monthly. Twofold publishes unlimited notes, so its $49 annual-billing rate or $69 month-to-month rate uses a different pricing structure. Coding depth can place a clinician in a higher tier: Freed lists evaluation and management, diagnosis, and procedure coding only on Premier, priced at $104 to $119 monthly. Add-ons deserve their own line in the comparison; Scribeable's Rounding Pro is $19 monthly. Seat count matters when a practice is buying for several clinicians, especially where the vendor provides only a custom or enterprise quote. Ask whether each clinician needs a paid seat and whether quoted pricing changes with the number of users. Compare the total configuration needed for your workflow.
What to check before signing
Before signing, write down the exact plan, billing period, note allowance, coding functions, add-ons, seat count, trial terms, and renewal terms. Confirm whether "free" means an ongoing tier or a short trial. Scribeable's ongoing free tier follows a 14-day, 15-note trial and requires no card; Doximity's free offer is limited to verified US clinicians. Check annual and monthly prices separately, since Twofold lists $49 per month when billed annually and $69 month to month. Verify which coding functions are included, because Freed places evaluation and management, diagnosis, and procedure coding on Premier. For any unpublished price, request a written quote that identifies every recurring charge and the number of users covered. Include optional items such as Scribeable's Extra Notes and Rounding Pro when they fit the intended workflow. If EHR handling matters, confirm the precise method: Scribeable supports one-click insertion into any web-based EHR through its Chrome extension. Keep the vendor's stated scope, limits, and price together for a fair review.
Common questions
What is the cheapest AI medical scribe?
Doximity Scribe is free for verified US clinicians. Scribeable also has an ongoing free tier with five notes per month after its 14-day trial, which is capped at 15 notes and requires no card. The cheapest fit depends on eligibility and note volume. Among published paid prices, Scribeable Lite and Freed both start at $39 per month.
How much is an AI medical scribe subscription?
Published subscriptions run from $39 to $119 per month as of July 2026. Scribeable lists Lite at $39 and Pro at $79. Freed publishes $39 to $119. Twofold lists $49 per month with annual billing or $69 month to month. Several vendors provide no public dollar price, so their subscription cost requires a direct quote.
Is pay-as-you-go AI medical scribe pricing available?
None of the pricing supplied here is published as pay as you go. Scribeable uses monthly note allowances, with five notes on Free, 40 on Lite, and 150 on Pro; an Extra Notes add-on provides 100 more for $29 monthly. Twofold publishes unlimited notes. Ask vendors with unpublished pricing whether their quote includes usage limits or additional note charges.
Why do some medical scribe vendors hide pricing?
Most vendors in this review do not state why. Their public buying paths are sales-led: Microsoft Dragon Copilot, Abridge, Augmedix, and Suki require a sales conversation, while DeepScribe offers a demo request. Epic AI Charting comes through an organization's Epic installation. The absence of a listed figure means a practice needs a written quote before it can compare total cost.
Which features can raise AI scribe cost?
Published examples show that note allowance, coding depth, and add-ons can change the monthly total. Scribeable tiers rise from five to 40 to 150 included notes, with paid add-ons for more notes and Rounding Pro. Freed reserves evaluation and management, diagnosis, and procedure coding for Premier. Multi-clinician practices should also confirm how many seats a quote covers.