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Mentalyc alternatives and pricing (2026)

Prices checked 24 October 2026 on each vendor's own pricing page (US dollars). Prices and offers change, so check before you decide.

The short answer

Mentalyc starts at $19.99 a month for 40 notes. Good alternatives: Upheal ($39 a month, unlimited sessions) if you dislike note caps, Supanote (from $19.99 a month billed yearly) for a similar tier structure, Freed if you also see medical patients, Blueprint for AI notes alongside your EHR, SimplePractice Note Taker if SimplePractice is your EHR, and MentalNote if you want a free plan you can keep using (5 web-app scribe sessions a month; Premium $99 a month).

Mentalyc is an AI note tool for therapists, priced by notes per month: Mini is $19.99 a month for 40 notes ($14.99 billed annually), Basic $39.99 for 100, Pro $69.99 for 160 and Super $119.99 for 330, with Team seats at $59.99 a month. It has a 14-day trial with Pro access (15 notes) and no credit card. MentalNote is ours, so we list it first and say so.

Comparison table with sources (checked 24 October 2026)

Every competitor price below links to that vendor's own pricing page, in US dollars. "Quote-based" or "Not published" means the vendor does not list a price.

MentalNote (ours)

  • Free plan: 5 web-app scribe sessions a month, no time limit, no credit card. Premium: $99 a month or $990 a year, with unlimited note generation.
  • Records the session in the browser (with your client's consent) and drafts SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, PIRP or Progress notes, plus Intake and Treatment Plan workflows. An optional Microsoft Word add-in drafts from a typed summary.
  • Its note rules tell the AI to write "Not documented in session" for anything the session did not cover, instead of filling the gap.
  • MentalNote is HIPAA-compliant, with a BAA included on every plan.

Pick it if you want AI-drafted notes next to the EHR you already use, or a free plan you can keep using.

Upheal

  • Free plan: AI notes from text-to-note, dictation and uploads, individual therapy only. AI Notes plan: $39 a month, flat, for unlimited notes from video, audio, dictation and uploads, including couples and families.
  • AI Notes includes built-in telehealth with automated notes; AI Assistant Pro is an optional $39 a month extra. Upheal also sells EHR plans paid per session; group practices talk to sales.

Pick it if you want a flat price instead of Mentalyc's note caps. Skip it if you want live recording on a free plan. See MentalNote vs Upheal.

Supanote

  • Billed yearly: Starter $19.99 a month (40 notes), Pro $39.99 (unlimited notes), XL $69.99 (adds group therapy sessions). Billed monthly: $29.99, $49.99 and $89.99. 14-day trial.
  • Lists consent forms and a BAA from Starter; Pro adds EHR integration. Group Practice pricing is quote-based.

Pick it if you want a tier structure like Mentalyc's at a similar entry price. Skip it if you want a free plan rather than a trial. See MentalNote vs Supanote.

Freed

  • Billed annually: Starter $39 a month (up to 40 notes), Core $79 a month (unlimited notes), Premier $104 a month. Billed monthly: Starter $59, Premier $119. 7-day trial, no credit card.
  • An ambient scribe used across medical specialties; Premier adds EHR push into browser-based EHRs and ICD-10 and CPT coding. Group pricing is quote-based.

Pick it if you work across medical and behavioral health and want ambient capture with EHR push. Skip it if you want a free plan rather than a 7-day trial. See Freed alternatives.

Blueprint

  • As your whole EHR: $1.49 a session, with a 30-day free trial.
  • Alongside your EHR: 5 free sessions to start. When we checked, the pricing page showed two prices for this plan, $69 a seat a month for unlimited sessions and $0.99 a session, so check which one you are offered. Enterprise plans are quote-based.

Pick it if you want AI notes next to your EHR, or may move your EHR later. Skip it if you want a free plan that keeps going after the first sessions. See MentalNote vs Blueprint.

SimplePractice Note Taker

  • A $35 a month add-on to a SimplePractice plan (Starter $49, Essential $79, Plus $99 a month), free for 30 days; also included in Care Aide ($59 a month for the account owner). On 24 October 2026 both showed 50% offer prices for new customers.

Pick it if SimplePractice is already your EHR and you want notes in the chart. Skip it if you use another EHR. See SimplePractice pricing and Note Taker vs MentalNote.

When MentalNote isn't the right fit

We would rather you pick the right tool than sign up and leave. Look elsewhere if:

  • You need scheduling, billing, claims or a client portal. MentalNote is not an EHR; it drafts notes only.
  • You want notes written straight into your chart. MentalNote relies on copy or export. SimplePractice Note Taker writes into the SimplePractice chart, Supanote Pro lists EHR integration and Freed Premier lists EHR push.
  • You want the lowest paid price for a light caseload. Premium is $99 a month, more than the entry plans of several tools on this page. If 5 free sessions a month are not enough and you see few clients, a capped plan may cost less.
  • You mainly document couple, family or group sessions. They are not listed on our features page; some tools above list them.
  • You want a native phone app for in-person sessions. MentalNote records in the browser.

How to choose

  1. Count your notes. Mentalyc, Supanote Starter and Freed Starter cap notes a month. Upheal AI Notes, Supanote Pro and Freed Core do not. MentalNote's free plan covers 5 web-app scribe sessions a month; Premium is $99 a month.
  2. How you capture. Recording in the browser, a phone app, dictation or a typed summary: check each tool supports the way you work.
  3. How notes reach the chart. Extensions and EHR push save copy and paste; MentalNote relies on copy or export.
  4. Data terms. MentalNote is HIPAA-compliant, with a BAA included on every plan. Read each vendor's BAA, retention and training terms yourself.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Mentalyc cost?

On 24 October 2026 Mentalyc listed Mini at $19.99 a month for 40 notes ($14.99 billed annually), Basic $39.99 for 100 notes, Pro $69.99 for 160, Super $119.99 for 330, and Team seats at $59.99 a month, with a 14-day trial and no credit card.

What is a good Mentalyc alternative?

Upheal ($39 a month, flat) if you dislike note caps, Supanote (from $19.99 a month billed yearly) for a similar tier structure, Blueprint for AI notes alongside your EHR, and MentalNote if you want a free plan you can keep using (5 web-app scribe sessions a month; Premium $99 a month).

Which Mentalyc alternative is cheapest?

For light use, free plans: MentalNote (5 web-app scribe sessions a month) and Upheal (text-to-note, dictation and uploads). For paid plans, Mentalyc Mini starts at $19.99 a month for 40 notes, and Supanote Starter is $19.99 a month billed yearly.

Is there a Mentalyc alternative without note limits?

Upheal AI Notes ($39 a month) lists unlimited sessions, Supanote Pro (from $39.99 a month billed yearly) and Freed Core list unlimited notes, and MentalNote Premium ($99 a month) includes unlimited note generation.

Does MentalNote work with my EHR?

MentalNote is standalone: review the draft, then copy or export it into any record system. It does not write into your EHR directly.

Is MentalNote HIPAA compliant?

MentalNote is HIPAA-compliant, with a BAA included on every plan.

Try MentalNote

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Sources, checked 24 October 2026: Mentalyc pricing, Upheal pricing, Supanote pricing, Freed pricing, Blueprint pricing, SimplePractice pricing, MentalNote pricing. Mentalyc, Upheal, Supanote, Freed, Blueprint, SimplePractice, Note Taker and Care Aide are trademarks of their owners. This page compares public information and is not endorsed by any of them. A clinician must review every AI draft. Spotted something out of date? Email support@mentalnote.ai and we will fix it.