AutoNotes vs Supanote: Unlimited Notes vs Multilingual Couples Support (2026)
By Ilan Sender, Founder & Editor · Last updated Aug 9, 2026
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| Feature | AutoNotes | Supanote |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $29–$69/mo | $29.99–$89.99/mo |
| Free Trial | 7 days | 14 days |
| Rating | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| HIPAA | Self-reported | Self-reported |
| Top EHRs | None documented | None documented |
| Best For | High-volume note writers on a budget — flat plans with unlimited notes on every tier | Multilingual practices and therapists who see couples and want that supported at the entry price |
| Accuracy | N/A | N/A |
| Setup Ease | N/A | N/A |
Our Recommendation
AutoNotes and Supanote share a compliance profile (both self-report HIPAA, both offer a BAA), so decide on features. AutoNotes wins on price and breadth: $29/month Economy, unlimited notes on every plan, widest documented formats (including the only documented EMDR format) — but live recording is gated to a higher tier. Supanote wins for multilingual practices with 100+ language auto-detection. Trial both. Take the quiz to weigh compliance and EHR too.
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Take the 30-second quizTwo Budget-Friendly Tools, Both Self-Reported HIPAA — Pick on Features
AutoNotes and Supanote are two of the more affordable dedicated therapy-notes tools, and they share a compliance profile: both self-report HIPAA (no SOC 2 cited) and both offer a BAA. So the decision rests on features and price structure, where they diverge meaningfully.
Side by Side
| AutoNotes | Supanote | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | No free plan (7-day trial); $29/month Economy, $69 First Class | $29.99–$89.99/month; unlimited from its $49.99 mid tier |
| Notes | Unlimited on every plan | Tiered at entry, unlimited from its $49.99 mid tier |
| Free trial | 7 days | 14 days |
| HIPAA | Self-reported ("HIPAA-aligned") | Self-reported |
| BAA | Yes, every customer | Yes |
| Note formats | SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, group, couples, family, EMDR + AI treatment plans | Common formats + treatment plans |
| Couples | Yes (every plan) | Yes, at entry Starter plan |
| Group | Yes | Top XL tier |
| Multilingual | Not documented | 100+ language auto-detection |
| EHR | Built-in client records; no named integration | None (copy-paste; "EHR Integration" on Pro is copy-paste per FAQ) |
| Notable limit | Live session recording requires a higher tier | — |
When Each Wins
Choose AutoNotes if:
- You want unlimited notes on every plan at a flat $29/month — the value pick for high note volume.
- You need the widest documented format list, including the only documented EMDR format in our data, plus group/couples/family.
- You want built-in client records so you don't need a separate EHR.
- Trade-off: live in-session recording is gated to a higher tier — on the cheapest plan you type, dictate, or upload audio.
Choose Supanote if:
- You serve multilingual clients — 100+ language auto-detection is its standout, and AutoNotes doesn't document multilingual support.
- You want couples supported at the entry price (both do, but Supanote pairs it with multilingual).
- You prefer a 14-day trial over AutoNotes' 7 days.
- Trade-off: notes are tiered until you reach its $49.99 mid tier for unlimited.
The Honest Recommendation
Since compliance posture is the same (both self-reported, both BAA), this is a clean feature decision. For high note volume, the widest formats, and the lower price, AutoNotes. For multilingual sessions, Supanote. If neither factor is decisive, AutoNotes' unlimited-notes-on-every-plan and lower $29/month entry price make it the stronger default — but trial both, since each gives you a free trial window.
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