Supanote Alternatives for Therapists (2026): 4 Tools Compared
By Ilan Sender, Founder & Editor · Last updated Aug 8, 2026
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This is an independent editorial comparison based on vendor documentation, pricing, and security pages — not on reviews collected on this site. We have not tested note accuracy; trial any shortlist on your own visit types before paying. See our methodology.
| Feature | Supanote | AutoNotes | Mentalyc | Upheal | Yung Sidekick |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $29.99–$89.99/mo | $29–$69/mo | $19.99–$119.99/mo | Free + up to $69/mo | $39.99–$99.99/mo |
| Free Trial | 14 days | 7 days | 14 days | 30 days | 30 days |
| Rating | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| HIPAA | Self-reported | Self-reported | Independently audited | Independently audited | Self-reported |
| Top EHRs | None documented | None documented | SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Jane | None documented | None documented |
| Best For | Multilingual practices and therapists who see couples and want that supported at the entry price | High-volume note writers on a budget — flat plans with unlimited notes on every tier | Therapists on SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Jane, or TheraNest who want notes pushed into their EHR instead of copy-paste | Therapists with lighter caseloads (pay-per-session pricing) or anyone open to replacing their EHR entirely | Price-sensitive solo therapists who want session insights and analytics, not just notes |
| Accuracy | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Setup Ease | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Our Recommendation
If you're leaving Supanote over compliance, Mentalyc and Upheal are the only SOC 2 Type II–attested therapy tools — and Mentalyc additionally fixes Supanote's copy-paste limitation with real EHR push (SimplePractice/TherapyNotes/Jane/TheraNest). If you liked Supanote's price and want unlimited notes cheaper, AutoNotes ($29/month, unlimited on every plan, widest formats) is a lateral move with the same self-reported posture. Note: none of these documents Supanote's 100+ language support, so weigh multilingual needs first. Take the quiz to match your setup.
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Take the 30-second quizWhy You Might Look Past Supanote — and What Fits Instead
Supanote's draw is real: 100+ language auto-detection (the standout multilingual support in our data), couples supported at the entry Starter plan ($29.99/month), unlimited notes from its $49.99 mid tier, and a BAA available. But two things send therapists to alternatives: it self-reports HIPAA with no SOC 2 cited, and its "EHR Integration" — listed on the Pro plan — resolves to copy-paste per its own FAQ, so there's no real push into SimplePractice or TherapyNotes.
The Alternatives, by Reason for Switching
If you want a third-party SOC 2 Type II attestation: Mentalyc or Upheal. These are the only two SOC 2 Type II–attested therapy tools in our data. Mentalyc adds real EHR push (SimplePractice/TherapyNotes/Jane/TheraNest) — the thing Supanote's copy-paste "integration" isn't — at $19.99–$119.99/month (couples gated at the $69.99 Pro tier). Upheal is the all-in-one alternative at $1/session capped at $69/month with a free plan. Switch here if audited compliance is your real concern.
If you want notes actually pushed into your EHR: Mentalyc. The single clearest reason to leave Supanote: Mentalyc's Chrome extension inserts notes into your EHR instead of copy-paste. No other tool here offers that.
If you want unlimited notes cheaper, or the widest formats: AutoNotes. AutoNotes' $29/month Economy plan includes unlimited notes on every tier — Supanote reserves unlimited for its $49.99 mid tier. AutoNotes also has the widest documented format list (SOAP/DAP/BIRP/GIRP/group/couples/family/EMDR). Trade: also self-reported HIPAA, and live recording requires a higher tier.
If you want session insights, not just notes: Yung Sidekick. $39.99/month for up to 130 sessions (no free plan; 30-day trial), with client-progress analytics. Also self-reported HIPAA.
The Honest Read
If you're leaving Supanote over compliance, Mentalyc and Upheal are the upgrades — they're the only SOC 2 Type II–attested options, and Mentalyc additionally fixes the copy-paste limitation with real EHR push. If you liked Supanote's price and just want unlimited notes cheaper, AutoNotes is the lateral move (similar self-reported posture, lower price, more formats) — but you give up Supanote's multilingual edge, which AutoNotes doesn't document. If multilingual support is why you were on Supanote, none of these documents an equivalent, so weigh that before switching.
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