AutoNotes vs NoteNetic: Quick Answer
AutoNotes and NoteNetic both help behavioral health clinicians spend less time on documentation, but they are built differently. AutoNotes started as documentation-first and now runs scheduling, telehealth, client charts, a client portal and self-pay billing on its higher tiers. NoteNetic is a traditional practice management EHR with insurance billing at its core. Here is how they compare on documentation, workflow, compliance and price as of November 2026.
AutoNotes Plans and Pricing (November 2026)
| Plan | Monthly | Billed annually | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Notes | $19/mo per clinician | $16/mo | Fast notes without switching your EHR |
| Workspace | $49/mo | $41/mo | Recording, telehealth, calendar sync, AI-assisted treatment planning |
| Practice | $69/mo | $58/mo | Full client charts and portal, intake and discharge, supervision, self-pay billing, advanced reporting |
| Enterprise | Implementation from $2,500 | Groups and health systems: SSO/API, custom libraries and workflows, dedicated success manager | |
Every plan starts with a trial, no credit card required. Limited-time offers may apply; check the pricing page for current offers. See current details on the AutoNotes pricing page.
NoteNetic Plans and Pricing
One plan: $60/month per user, including AI-enhanced documentation, unlimited documents and clients, one-to-one telehealth, unlimited billing claims and eligibility checks, and no long-term contract.
Prices as listed on their site; check it for the latest. Source: https://www.notenetic.com/pricing (checked Nov 4, 2026)
What Each AutoNotes Plan Includes
NoteNetic features change often, so check their site for the current list. Here is where each AutoNotes capability ships:
| Feature | AutoNotes |
|---|---|
| Typed or dictated notes | Unlimited on every plan |
| Session recording and upload | Workspace and up (in person, Zoom, Google Meet, telehealth) |
| Note formats | All core formats on every plan; custom templates and output formats |
| Treatment planning | Basic plan generation on every plan; AI-assisted on Workspace; plans tied to charts and goals on Practice |
| Scheduling and calendar | Google/Outlook calendar sync and appointment reminders on Workspace and up; see the pricing page for sync details by plan |
| Telehealth | AutoNotes Telehealth, Zoom and more on Workspace and up |
| Client charts and portal | Practice and up |
| Intake, consent and discharge forms | Basic forms and screeners on Workspace; intake, consent and discharge on Practice |
| Billing | Self-pay billing on Practice; advanced billing configurations on Enterprise |
| Roles, permissions, supervision | Practice and up |
| Reporting | Session dashboards on every plan; productivity reporting on Workspace; advanced reporting on Practice |
| SSO / API | Enterprise |
| Compliance | HIPAA and PHIPA compliant |
| Support | Standard on every plan; priority on Workspace; live/phone on Practice; dedicated success manager on Enterprise |
Who Each Is Best For
- AutoNotes Notes ($19/mo): clinicians who want great notes fast and want to keep their current EHR.
- AutoNotes Workspace: clinicians who want recording, telehealth, calendar sync and treatment planning in one place.
- AutoNotes Practice: solo and group practices ready to run charts, intake, supervision and self-pay billing inside AutoNotes.
- NoteNetic: behavioral health agencies that want insurance claims and eligibility checks included in a flat per-user price.
Bottom Line
If documentation time is the problem, AutoNotes solves it on every plan starting at $19/mo. If you also want scheduling, telehealth, charts and a client portal, Workspace and Practice cover that without stitching tools together. NoteNetic may still be the better fit if you want unlimited insurance claims bundled into one flat per-user price.
