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Pricing
Start free and see whether the note is good enough to use. Most people know within two notes.
Everything is free right now.
Billing is not wired up yet, so we are not going to pretend to charge you. Every tool, every profession, every export — free while we build the paid tier. When it ships, the free plan stays free.
Free · available now
$0
No card. No account needed.
- All 14 tools
- Every profession and credential
- All four note formats: SOAP, DAP, BIRP, narrative
- Audience rewriting — payer, physician, parent
- Print/save as PDF, Word, plain text, clipboard
- Drafts and your default settings saved on your device
- 5 complete notes per month
Practitioner · not yet available
$19/mo planned
We will not sell it until it exists.
- Unlimited notes
- An account, so drafts follow you between devices
- Saved phrasing library per clinician
- Note history
Clinic · not yet available
$99/mo planned
For practices that need shared control.
- Everything in Practitioner
- Multiple seats under one account
- Shared templates and house style
- Business associate agreement
- Priority support
Why we are saying this plainly: a pricing table that cannot take your money is a lie, and you would find out in about ten seconds. The generator is real and finished. Accounts and billing are the next build, and they need a server — which is why they are not here yet.
Questions
Common questions
Do I need a credit card?
No, and right now there is nothing to charge. Everything is free while the paid tier is in development.
Why do the Practitioner and Clinic plans say "not yet available"?
Because they are not built. They need a server for accounts, saved history, and billing. Until that ships, listing a price you cannot pay would be dishonest.
Where are my drafts saved?
On your device, not on a server. Clearing your browser data clears them. When accounts ship, drafts will follow you between devices.
What does "5 complete notes per month" mean?
One full generation counts as one note. The counter runs on your device and resets on the 1st. We will say plainly that a local counter can be reset by clearing browser data — a real limit needs the account system.