Tool profile
Freed: cost, fit and limits
Freed is an AI scribe made by Freed, Inc. that records a clinic visit, writes the note in a clinician's own style and drafts follow-up documents, with a Chrome extension that pushes finished notes into browser-based EHRs.
What to know first
Freed sells Starter, Core and Premier per clinician plus a quoted Groups tier, and offers a seven-day trial without a card. The pricing page shows struck-through figures beside current ones and one Core figure that does not fit that pattern, so the monthly amounts are not quoted here. Starter caps notes at 40 a month, Core removes the cap, and Premier adds coding, letters and EHR push. Residents, students and trainees can get Core for free.
Freed at a glance
| Maker | Freed, Inc., United States |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Medical Scribe Software in 2026, rank 5 of 13 |
| Website | getfreed.ai/ |
Who Freed is best for
Clinicians who edit every note the same way
Learn my format picks up the style of a clinician's edits, so repeated corrections to headings or phrasing should shrink over later notes.
US practices on browser-based EHRs
The Chrome extension pushes notes into a listed set of 13 EHRs in one click, and athenahealth also has a two-way connection described as available today.
Residents, students and trainees
The vendor states that residents, students and trainees can get the Core plan free, which removes the 40-note Starter cap for people still in training.
Freed plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Lowest monthly per-clinician price; the page shows current and struck-through figures | One clinician, up to 40 notes a month, an AI scribe, specialty templates and live support. |
| Core | Mid-tier monthly price; the page figures are inconsistent, so confirm at checkout | Unlimited note generation, an instant template builder, Clinical Evidence answers from medical sources and learn-my-format. |
| Premier | Highest published monthly price, shown with a struck-through figure | Visit summaries, patient instructions, letters, referrals, EHR push, dictation, saved phrases and ICD-10 and CPT coding. |
| Groups | Custom, through sales | Medical Assistant users, note sharing, live clinic onboarding, SSO, admin dashboards and a dedicated account manager. |
Checked November 2026.
What Freed does
- Learn my format
- A clinician edits a note and the tool learns the preferred layout and wording, which it applies to later notes in the same template, and the clinician still reviews each result.
- Clinical Evidence
- A chat answers clinical questions with citations from more than 50 sources and focuses its answer on the patient in front of the clinician, which suits a clinician who wants a source behind an answer.
- EHR push via Chrome extension
- The extension sends a finished note into a browser-based EHR with one click and works with 13 listed EHRs, while two-way connect covers athenahealth, so a practice on another EHR should ask before relying on it.
- Coding assistant
- ICD-10, E/M and CPT codes are suggested from the visit on Premier, which moves some billing preparation into the note review, and that preparation is limited to the top paid tier.
- After-visit documents
- Patient instructions, referral letters and exception notes are drafted after the visit, so the clinician edits them instead of writing them from scratch, which shortens the work that follows each appointment.
How Freed handles your data
Freed's security page states that patient recordings are deleted once the note is completed, that notes can be deleted manually or set to auto-delete after 30 days, and that all data is stored within the United States on Microsoft Azure. The vendor lists HIPAA and HITECH compliance, an organization-wide business associate agreement and SOC 2 Type 2, although the FAQ says SOC2 Type 1 and 2. On training, the statements conflict: the security page says the model is trained only on de-identified notes, while the privacy policy lists improving or training AI models among uses of personal information.
Where Freed falls short in practice
- Conflicting statements. Freed's security page and privacy policy describe AI training differently, and its pricing cards show figures that disagree, so two basic questions need an answer in writing.
- EHR support is a list. Push works through a Chrome extension for a set of 13 EHRs, and two-way connect is limited to athenahealth for now, so other systems fall back to copying.
- Cap on the entry plan. Starter stops at 40 notes a month and unlimited generation starts at Core, so a clinician with a full schedule cannot use the cheapest plan.
- Sales for group features. SSO, admin dashboards and Medical Assistant users sit on Groups, which is quoted through sales, so small clinics cannot see a team price, which makes a group budget impossible to read from the pricing page.
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Freed: common questions
How much does Freed cost per month?
The pricing page shows monthly and annual views with struck-through and current figures, and one Core figure does not fit the pattern. Because the page is inconsistent, we do not quote a number. Use the seven-day trial, read the checkout price and keep a screenshot of it.
Does Freed train its AI on my notes?
The statements conflict. The security page says the model is trained only on de-identified notes, and the privacy policy lists improving or training AI models among uses of personal information. Ask the vendor which applies to your account, and whether you can opt out in writing.
Which EHRs does Freed push notes into?
The EHR push page lists 13 EHRs for the Chrome extension, and we saw names including athenahealth, Practice Fusion, Tebra, eClinicalWorks, ModMed, NextGen, SimplePractice and Elation. Two-way EHR connect works with athenahealth today. Ask the vendor whether your EHR is on the list.
Is there a free plan on Freed?
No free plan was listed. There is a seven-day trial with no credit card, and residents, students and trainees can get the Core plan free. A practicing clinician pays once the trial ends, and Starter limits notes to 40 a month.
How long does Freed keep patient recordings?
The security page says recordings are deleted once the note is completed. Notes can be deleted manually or set to auto-delete after 30 days. All data is stated to be stored in the United States on Microsoft Azure, which matters for practices with residency rules.