AI medical scribe with a free tier offering unlimited basic consults and dictation, capped at 10 Pro Actions a month. Clinician plan reported at $150/month.
Heidi Health has the most usable free tier of any ambient scribe here: unlimited basic consults and dictation, with only the advanced features metered at 10 "Pro Actions" a month. Pro Actions cover Ask Heidi prompts and template customisation — the parts that make it more than a transcript. That structure means you can genuinely work in the free tier, which is not true of Nabla's 30 consultations or anyone else's trial.
At a glance
Platforms
Web, iOS, Android
Free
Unlimited basic consults and dictation, 10 Pro Actions/month
Clinician
Reported at $150/user/month billed yearly, 14-day free trial
Practice
Reported around $99/user/month or ~$1,199/user/year with EHR integrations
Evidence Plus
Reported add-on around $40/user/month — BMJ, NICE guidelines
Unlimited free consults. The metering is on advanced actions, not on seeing patients. For a low-volume or part-time clinician this may genuinely be enough.
Customisable templates. Note structure that matches how you actually document, rather than a fixed SOAP format.
Evidence Plus is unusual. An add-on surfacing BMJ and NICE guidance inside the workflow — clinical reference alongside documentation, which no other scribe here offers.
A 14-day trial on the paid tier, longer than Freed's seven days.
Three platforms including Android.
Where it falls short
Confirm your BAA before using the free tier with real patients. As across this category, free scribe tiers frequently lack a signed Business Associate Agreement. Heidi advertises HIPAA compliance, but get BAA coverage confirmed in writing for your specific plan before any identifiable PHI goes near it.
The pricing tiers don't make obvious sense. Clinician is reported at $150/user/month while Practice — which adds EHR integrations — is reported at $99/user/month. A cheaper plan with more features suggests the reported figures are unreliable, out of date, or that the tiers differ in ways the summaries don't capture. Get a current quote.
10 Pro Actions a month is quickly exhausted. If Ask Heidi and template customisation are why you want it, the free tier is a trial after all.
$150/user/month is expensive for a non-enterprise product. Nearly double Freed's unlimited tier at $79.
Add-ons stack. Evidence Plus at a reported $40/user/month on top of a subscription adds up fast.
Pricing
Free gives unlimited basic consults and dictation with 10 Pro Actions a month. The Clinician plan is reported at $150 per user per month billed yearly with a 14-day trial. Practice is reported around $99 per user per month, or about $1,199 per user per year, with EHR integrations. Evidence Plus is a reported $40/user/month add-on for BMJ and NICE access. Enterprise is custom. Reported figures conflict; verify directly.
Who it's for
Clinicians who want to try ambient scribing properly before paying — the unlimited free consults make that possible in a way nothing else here does. If you move to a paid plan, compare carefully against Freed at $79 for unlimited notes, and get clarity on which Heidi tier actually costs what.
Last verified: 10 August 2026. Reported pricing is inconsistent across sources; verify directly, and confirm BAA coverage before clinical use.
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