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Sunoh: cost, fit and limits
Sunoh is an ambient AI scribe, whose privacy policy and footer name healow, LLC, that captures a visit by voice, writes a draft clinical summary and SOAP note, and lets the clinician edit it before sending it to the EHR.
What to know first
Sunoh publishes a single price: starting at $149 per user per month for a limited time, with implementation services, 24x7x365 support and a business associate agreement included. The pricing page offers a free trial but states no length. Notes reach browser-based EHRs through an EHR Sync Chrome extension. The privacy policy linked on the site belongs to healow, LLC, and training, retention and region were not stated.
Sunoh at a glance
| Maker | healow, LLC (named in the linked privacy policy), Not stated by the vendor |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | $149 per user per month (limited-time offer) |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Medical Scribe Software in 2026, rank 12 of 13 |
| Website | sunoh.ai/ |
Who Sunoh is best for
Practices that want one simple rate
One per-user monthly rate with implementation and support included makes a budget easy, as long as the limited-time offer still applies.
Clinicians who work across devices
Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android and a web browser let a clinician capture visits on a phone and finish the note at a desk.
Teams on browser-based EHRs
EHR Sync pushes finalized notes into any browser-based EHR with one click, so no named integration is needed in the clinic's EHR.
Sunoh plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Per user | $149 per user per month (limited-time offer) | Ambient capture, transcripts, draft summary and SOAP note, editing before import, PDF export, 24x7x365 support, implementation services and a BAA. |
| Free trial | Trial length not stated | A trial can be started from the pricing page with no commitment stated, although the vendor gives no number of days. |
| Included services | Included in the per-user rate | Implementation services, round-the-clock support and a business associate agreement are listed with the single published rate. |
Checked November 2026.
What Sunoh does
- Ambient voice capture
- The app records the visit conversation and turns it into a transcript that the draft note is built from, and the clinician can edit the text before it goes to the EHR.
- Draft summary and SOAP note
- Sunoh generates a draft clinical summary and a SOAP note, which the clinician edits before importing into the EHR, so the clinician checks and edits both before sending anything onward.
- EHR Sync extension
- A Chrome extension pushes finalized notes to any browser-based EHR with one click, which is how Sunoh reaches systems it does not name, which is how Sunoh reaches systems it does not name on its pages.
- Mobile and web apps
- Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android and a web version mean a clinician can record on whichever device is at hand, and the vendor lists web access too for work at a desk.
- PDF export
- A completed note can be exported as a PDF, which helps when a note must be sent outside the record system, and the pages do not say what the export contains beyond the note.
How Sunoh handles your data
Sunoh's pages say the service runs on Microsoft Azure, but they do not state a hosting region. A business associate agreement is listed with the published price. The privacy policy linked from sunoh.ai is healow, LLC's policy and not a Sunoh-specific statement, and it did not say whether customer sessions train AI models or how long recordings and transcripts are kept. No SOC 2 or ISO certificate was named on the pages read. For training, retention and region, the vendor's policy was not checked beyond these pages, so ask Sunoh to answer in writing.
Where Sunoh falls short in practice
- Promotional price. The $149 rate is described as a limited-time offer, so the price after the offer may differ, and only one paid rate is published, and a budget built on the offer could be wrong later.
- Trial length unknown. The pricing page offers a free trial without stating how many days it lasts, so a clinician cannot plan a trial around a schedule, and a clinic cannot plan test visits around an unknown number of days.
- Extension, not integration. EHR Sync is a browser extension, not a named EHR integration, so systems that are not browser-based may need manual copying, and a clinic should test the extension on its own EHR.
- Policy belongs to parent. The linked privacy policy covers healow, LLC and not a Sunoh-specific product statement, which leaves data handling questions open, and a buyer should ask for the product's own terms.
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Sunoh: common questions
What does Sunoh cost?
The pricing page says starting at $149 per user per month for a limited time. Implementation services, 24x7x365 support and a business associate agreement are included. Because the rate is promotional, ask the vendor what the price becomes after the offer ends.
How long is the Sunoh free trial?
The pricing page offers a free trial with no commitment, but it does not state the number of days. Ask before you start one, and plan test visits so that the trial covers a typical clinic week Treat it as unconfirmed until the vendor answers.
Which EHRs does Sunoh work with?
No EHR is named in the integration list we read. The EHR Sync Chrome extension pushes finalized notes to any browser-based EHR with one click. The EMR list on the sign-up form is a dropdown and not an integration claim.
Who owns Sunoh?
The privacy policy linked from sunoh.ai names healow, LLC, and the site footer reads copyright 2026 healow. The legal name of the Sunoh product owner is not stated on the pages we read. Ask the vendor which entity signs the contract.
Does Sunoh train its AI on visits?
The pages we read did not say. The privacy policy linked belongs to healow, LLC and is not a Sunoh-specific product statement. The vendor's policy was not checked for this point, so ask for a written answer on training, retention and hosting region.