Nabla
AI copilot for clinicians that writes your medical notes for you
Overview
Nabla is one of the more established names in ambient clinical documentation, positioning itself as a copilot that removes the after-hours charting burden for doctors. It works well for solo clinicians wanting less typing during visits and for larger organizations that need EHR-level integration and custom deployment, since Nabla explicitly serves both individual practitioners and hospital-scale telehealth companies.
The tradeoff is transparency: unlike some competitors, Nabla keeps pricing off its public site, which means prospective buyers have to go through a sales call to get real numbers, and third-party estimates (which vary and aren't officially confirmed) should be treated as rough guidance rather than fact. Clinicians who want instant self-serve signup and a published price list may prefer a competitor like Freed, while those who want enterprise-grade EHR integration and are comfortable with a sales process will find Nabla's feature set competitive with Suki and Heidi.
Key Features
Ambient note generation: Records the consultation and turns it into a structured clinical note (SOAP or custom format) automatically.
EHR integration: Pushes notes directly into supported electronic health record systems to cut copy-paste work.
Multi-language support: Transcribes and generates notes across multiple languages for diverse patient populations.
After-visit summaries: Auto-generates patient-friendly summaries and instructions after the encounter.
Custom templates: Lets clinicians and specialties tailor note structure to their own documentation style.
Privacy-first design: Built with clinical data privacy and compliance as a core design principle, including audio handling controls.
Pricing
Starting price
Custom pricing, contact sales (third-party estimates cite plans starting around $119/mo per clinician, unconfirmed on nabla.com)
Individual/Pro: Pricing not published; third-party sources estimate roughly $119/mo per clinician, but this is unconfirmed by Nabla directly.
Enterprise: Custom pricing for hospitals, telehealth companies, and large practices, including SSO and tailored models — contact sales.
Disclaimer: pricing may change, confirm on Nabla's own pricing page or via their sales team before buying.
Pros
Strong EHR integration: Built to plug into real clinical workflows, not just produce standalone text.
Scales from solo to enterprise: Same core product serves individual clinicians and large health systems.
Multi-language capability: Useful for clinics serving non-English-speaking patients.
Established player: Long-running product with a mature feature set in the ambient scribe space.
Cons
No public pricing: Requires a sales conversation to learn actual costs, slowing evaluation.
Enterprise-leaning: Onboarding and contract terms can feel heavier than lightweight self-serve competitors.
What Makes It Unique
Unique Angle: Nabla positions itself across the full spectrum from solo clinician to hospital system with the same core copilot, rather than splitting products by segment.
Kay Score
7.5
/ 10
