£14 vs about $99 to $150 a month
SCRPT is £14 per practitioner a month. Heidi's paid scribe runs roughly $99 to $150 per user a month in 2026. A different league on price.
The note lands in the record
SCRPT writes straight into the patient's chart, because it is the same system. With a standalone scribe you copy and paste, unless you're on its top tier.
One vendor, one bill
Heidi is a second subscription on top of your PMS. SCRPT is part of MyNewClinic, so there's nothing to wire together.
Scribe plus the whole PMS for less
£39 for the entire clinic system plus £14 for SCRPT is £53 a month, less than Heidi's scribe on its own.
What Heidi is, and where it costs you
Heidi is an ambient AI scribe: it listens to the consult and turns it into a structured note. It's polished and it works with plenty of systems. But it's a standalone product. You still need a PMS underneath it, so you pay for both, per clinician, and the note is generated in Heidi, then moved into your records.
In 2026 Heidi's paid plans rose to roughly $99 to $150 per user a month. On the main paid tier the note transfers by copy and paste or a browser extension; writing straight into your records needs the top tier and a system it integrates with.
How SCRPT is different
- Built into MyNewClinic, so the note writes straight into the patient's chart, no copy and paste.
- £14 per practitioner a month, only for the people who use it.
- Fills the whole chart template from what was actually discussed, and never invents a finding.
- Segment-based transcription that survives a dropped connection, so a wobble mid-consult doesn't lose the take.
- The audio isn't kept, and the AI is off until you switch it on, with you approving every note.
The bundle maths
This is the line that matters. MyNewClinic is £39 a month for the whole clinic system: diary, booking, records, payments, reminders and the AI assistant. Add SCRPT and it's £53 a month for one practitioner's scribe seat. Heidi's scribe alone, with no PMS at all, costs more than that. You can have the entire clinic system plus the scribe for less than the scribe on its own.
When a standalone scribe still makes sense
Honestly: if you love your current PMS and will never move, a standalone scribe like Heidi sits on top of anything, and it's a capable product. SCRPT is for clinics choosing a system anyway, who'd rather have the scribe built in, cheaper, and writing straight into the record.
Questions, answered
Is SCRPT as good as Heidi at the actual note?+
SCRPT records the consult and writes a structured note that fills your chart template, with a hard rule that it never invents anything that wasn't said. Try it free inside a trial and judge it on your own consults, that's the only test that counts.
Do I have to switch my whole PMS to use SCRPT?+
SCRPT is part of MyNewClinic, so it comes with the clinic system, that's the point: one system, one bill, the note in the record. If you won't move PMS, a standalone scribe is the right tool for you.
What happens to the recording?+
The audio isn't kept. The AI is off until you turn it on, patient data only leaves your clinic when you enable processing, and you approve every note before it's saved.
How much is it really?+
£39 a month for the whole clinic, plus £14 per practitioner who uses SCRPT. Only the practitioners you give a seat to are billed.
Try the scribe inside the whole system
Start a free MyNewClinic trial, no card required, and use SCRPT on your own consults. The note lands straight in the record, and the whole thing costs less than a standalone scribe.
Free trial, no card required. Questions: hello@mynewclinic.com