Tool profile
Suki: cost, fit and limits
Suki is an AI assistant made by Suki AI, Inc. that captures clinical conversations and drafts notes, patient instructions and orders, with dictation, coding support and EHR connections, sold to clinicians and, through a developer toolkit, to partners.
What to know first
Suki publishes no prices, and its pricing URL returned a 404. The homepage routes to a contact form for two products: Suki for Clinicians and Suki for Partners, a developer toolkit with APIs and SDKs. Deep EHR integrations are named for Epic, athenahealth, Oracle Health and MEDITECH. The homepage states SOC 2 Type 2 and HIPAA, but the trust page returned an empty page when we fetched it.
Suki at a glance
| Maker | Suki AI, Inc., Not stated by the vendor |
|---|---|
| Free plan | No |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | Yes |
| Category | Best AI Medical Scribe Software in 2026, rank 11 of 13 |
| Website | suki.ai/ |
Who Suki is best for
Health systems on the four named EHRs
Epic, athenahealth, Oracle Health and MEDITECH have deep integrations, and the vendor describes sending notes back with a tap and pulling EHR updates in.
Healthtech companies building their own product
Suki for Partners offers APIs and SDKs so that EHR vendors and healthtech companies can add Suki AI to their own software.
Clinicians who want one assistant for many tasks
The clinician product combines ambient notes, dictation, coding, clinical reasoning and questions, so one login replaces several separate tools, for a clinic that prefers a single vendor.
Suki plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Suki for Clinicians | Not published (contact us) | AI assistant covering pre-charting, documentation, dictation, coding, clinical reasoning and Q&A, with ambient notes, patient instructions and orders. |
| Suki for Partners | Not published (contact us) | Developer toolkit with APIs and SDKs for healthtech companies and EHR vendors to add Suki AI to their own products. |
| Suki Dictation and Compose | Not published (contact us) | Dictation is shown as a flexible new product, and Compose is described as an AI documentation app that works with all EHRs. |
Checked November 2026.
What Suki does
- Ambient documentation
- The assistant captures the conversation and generates notes, patient instructions and orders for clinician review, with pre-charting and clinical questions listed in the same assistant.
- Voice editing
- The generated note can be edited by voice, so the clinician corrects a draft by speaking instead of typing into the record, which helps when a clinician reviews a draft between patients.
- Assisted revenue cycle
- Coding and billing support sit in the same assistant, which links the documentation step to the revenue cycle, which links what is documented to what is billed, per the vendor's description.
- Bi-directional EHR integration
- The assistant pulls EHR updates into the note and sends the finished note back with a tap, for the four deep integrations named, as the vendor describes the integration on its EHR page.
- Compose and Dictation
- Compose is described as working with all EHRs, and Dictation is presented as a new flexible product, though neither is priced on the pages read.
How Suki handles your data
Suki's homepage states that the company is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and HIPAA compliant, though the trust page at trust.suki.ai returned an empty page when fetched, so we could not read the detail. The privacy policy says Suki processes medical practice data on the customer's instruction and keeps personal data as long as necessary for its purpose or as required by law. Whether customer data trains models and where data is hosted were not stated on the pages read, so the vendor's policy was not checked for those two points.
Where Suki falls short in practice
- No price or trial. No prices or trial are published and the pricing URL returns a 404, so cost is a sales conversation from the first step, so budget planning cannot begin without contact.
- Four deep EHRs. Deep integrations are named for Epic, athenahealth, Oracle Health and MEDITECH, and a clinic on any other system has to rely on Compose or manual copying.
- Partners is separate. The partner toolkit is a different product from the clinician app, so a clinician cannot assume an API is included, and a clinician cannot assume that an API or toolkit comes with the app.
- Trust page was empty. The trust page returned no text, so the SOC 2 and HIPAA claims rest on the homepage statement alone, so a security reviewer has little beyond a single sentence to check.
Works with
Alternatives to Suki
Suki: common questions
Does Suki publish prices?
No. The pricing URL returned a 404 and the homepage routes to a contact form. Both Suki for Clinicians and Suki for Partners are listed as not published. Ask for a quote and ask whether dictation and Compose are priced separately.
Which EHRs does Suki integrate with?
The pages name four deep integrations: Epic, athenahealth, Oracle Health and MEDITECH. Suki Compose is described as working with all EHRs, which the vendor states and we did not test. Ask for a reference customer on your system before you buy.
Does Suki have an API?
Suki for Partners is a developer toolkit with APIs and SDKs for healthtech companies and EHR vendors. The clinician app is not documented as an API product on the pages we read. A buyer who wants programmatic access should ask which product that falls under.
Is Suki SOC 2 certified?
The homepage states that Suki is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and HIPAA compliant. The trust page at trust.suki.ai returned an empty page when we fetched it, so we could not read the detail. Ask for the current report and its date.
Does Suki train its AI on customer data?
The pages we read did not say. The privacy policy states that Suki processes medical practice data on the customer's instruction, and says nothing specific about model training. The vendor's policy was not checked for this point beyond that, so ask in writing.