QiiQ Scribe pricing
A first month free with no credit card required is advertised, and team discounts are promoted without figures. Beyond that no figure is published, so the cost of a departmental deployment cannot be estimated.
How QiiQ Scribe pricing works
- Pricing model
- Not disclosed. Self-service individual clinician subscription billed monthly and renewing automatically, with team pricing on contact. Aimed at emergency physicians and departments.
- Implementation
- None published. Self-serve download and registration; EMR integration available on request rather than as standard.
- Business associate agreement
- States it meets the United States HIPAA standard. No Canadian privacy regime named despite being a British Columbia vendor selling into Canadian emergency departments. The governing terms and conditions were read in full and address no health information at all; no business associate or provincial service provider terms are published.
The governing terms are more specific than the marketing. The trial runs thirty days from registration with unlimited use, and at its end the subscription renews automatically and the account is billed the monthly rate unless canceled beforehand. Credit card, PayPal and debit are accepted. The rate that renewal occurs at is the one figure the vendor does not publish, so a clinician can enter a recurring commitment without having been shown its price.
Three things a Canadian emergency department should settle before piloting. The monthly rate and the team discount thresholds. Which privacy regime the vendor contracts under, since only the United States standard is cited, provincial health information legislation is what governs the buyer, and the published terms address neither. And what EMR integration would involve, since it is offered on request rather than shipped, and the difference between a bespoke connection and copy and paste is the difference between a departmental rollout and an individual physician tool.
A further point specific to the distribution model: because the product is adopted directly by a clinician on a self-service subscription, the purchase may never pass through hospital procurement, so none of the above is necessarily asked by anyone before a recording is made.
QiiQ Scribe pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for QiiQ Scribe and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- QQiiQ ScribeNot published. Thirty day free trial from registration, then an auto-renewing monthly subscription at an unpublished rate; team discounts on request.
- CCleo HealthNot published. Enterprise sold to health systems and provider groups.
- IiScribeHealthNot published. 14 day free trial
- SSayvantNot published. Sold to emergency department groups and hospital systems
- CComprehend Health$99 a month per provider
- SScribeberry$99 per provider per month unlimited, all integrations included. Enterprise around $79 per user with a 5 provider minimum.
- TTripletimeFree for 14 days with no credit card required. Mobile app free to download on iOS and Android. Tier figures are on the vendor's pricing page.
- TTali AIFree tier with 5 ambient sessions per month. Ambient scribing from CA$135 per user per month billed annually
- EEmpathia AINot published. Free trial, flexible plans with add ons, AAFP member discount available.
QiiQ Scribe pricing, answered
How much does QiiQ Scribe cost?
QiiQ Scribe does not publish a price. A first month free with no credit card required is advertised, and team discounts are promoted without figures. Beyond that no figure is published, so the cost of a departmental deployment cannot be estimated.
Does QiiQ Scribe charge an implementation fee?
None published. Self-serve download and registration; EMR integration available on request rather than as standard.
Does QiiQ Scribe offer a business associate agreement?
States it meets the United States HIPAA standard. No Canadian privacy regime named despite being a British Columbia vendor selling into Canadian emergency departments. The governing terms and conditions were read in full and address no health information at all; no business associate or provincial service provider terms are published.