Is Plaud HIPAA compliant?
Plaud signs a BAA on request through its support team. It is not automatic, and Plaud does not say which plans qualify.
- Maker
- Plaud
- Last checked
- November 11, 2026
Plan by plan
A business associate agreement (BAA) is the contract HIPAA requires before a tool handles patient information.
| Plan | BAA available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Not stated | A BAA is signed on request. Plaud does not say whether this plan qualifies. |
| Pro | Not stated | A BAA is signed on request. Plaud does not say whether this plan qualifies. |
| Unlimited | Not stated | A BAA is signed on request. Plaud does not say whether this plan qualifies. |
| Team | Not stated | A BAA is signed on request. Plaud does not say whether this plan qualifies. |
What that means in practice
A BAA is not in place when a customer buys a Plaud recorder or subscribes. Plaud's help center says a customer can request a signed BAA by contacting its support team, which then handles the signing.
Plaud does not tie the BAA to a plan. Its help center says its HIPAA compliance covers the Starter, Pro, Unlimited and Team plans alike, but it does not say that a BAA can be signed on each of them. Its own articles describe the BAA as available to healthcare organizations.
The text of the agreement is not posted. Plaud points to a trust center for its compliance documents.
How to read this answer
HIPAA has no certificate a product can hold. The part that can be checked is whether the maker signs a business associate agreement, and for which plans.
A signed agreement is where compliant use starts. The practice still has to set the tool up correctly, control who can use it, and train staff.
This page records what Plaud documents. It is not legal advice. See the regulatory compliance guide or the HIPAA status of other AI tools.