Nabla vs Sunoh.ai

Sunoh lists $149 per user per month "for a limited time", and Nabla publishes no price. A third-party estimate of $119 to $239 per clinician per month dates from the self-serve era and is probably stale. Sunoh comes from healow, the eClinicalWorks AI brand, which announced the integration in October 2023, and it also names athenahealth, ModMed, Practice Fusion, Tebra and Epic. A six-physician eClinicalWorks practice is the natural Sunoh buyer, and Nabla gives it little: the site shows only Epic and athenahealth logos, and there is no price to weigh.

Nabla's side is scale and evidence. It claims 130-plus health organizations and 85,000 clinicians, raised a $70 million Series C in June 2025, and has the randomized trial in which its users spent 9.5% less time in notes. A health system that wants that evidence before rollout should skip Sunoh, whose proof is a vendor-published pulmonary clinic story claiming two to three hours saved daily. What Sunoh charges once the promotion ends is not stated, and $199 sits crossed out beside it.