Sully.ai

What is Sully and who runs it?

Sully's homepage says "One Platform for Healthcare Work" and "More capacity for care," and claims it is "Loved by health systems with over 20,000 clinicians." The company is private. Tracxn names Ahmed Omar and Ahmed Nasser as founders, and Crunchbase places the headquarters in Mountain View, California. PitchBook shows $15M on 25 July 2025 and $30.5M raised in total. Investors named include Y Combinator, Eric Yuan, Amity and Semper Virens, with Workday Ventures at Crunchbase.

What do the agents do?

The Front Desk agent answers calls and coordinates appointments. Scribe supports the clinician in the visit, the Medical Coder works on revenue, and the Consultant drafts clinical plans on request. Sully claims "Higher HealthBench Safety scores than every comparison in this evaluation" and says "We don't use or train on your data."

On the scribe, a poster on r/FamilyMedicine reviewed Freed, ScribeHealth and Sully in July 2025 and called Sully's transcription useful but less polished than Freed's: "The real-time transcription feature is actually useful beyond just novelty... The interface isn't as polished as Freed but it's functional... One word: underrated." SoftwareFinder lists occasional errors on medication brand names, setup time and complexity with legacy EHRs among the complaints.

Which EHRs does it connect to?

The integrations page lists Cerner, MEDITECH, Altera, MEDHOST, Veradigm, Allscripts, athenahealth, NextGen, AdvancedMD, Kareo, Netsmart, ModMed, PointClickCare, Nextech, Practice Fusion, DrChrono, Elation and Tebra, among others, and Epic is not an entry. Sully's blog names Epic, Cerner, MEDITECH and athenahealth for 5,000+ providers, and an older third-party review reports Epic integration challenges.

What does it cost?

As of October 2026, Sully's pricing page shows a demo booking and no price. Third parties estimate $79 for a Pro tier and $99 for Premium (insighthealth.ai), and Capterra lists a usage-based start at $149 a month. SoftwareFinder estimates $2,000 to $15,000 for implementation. Sully's own ROI example uses a $260,400 investment for a 100-clinician organization, which is about $217 per clinician per month if annual.

For comparison, Freed lists plans from $39 to $119 a month, Twofold $49 to $69 and Sunoh $149 per user, all on their own pricing pages as of October 2026. Sully lists neither a free trial nor a refund policy.

The verdict

Sully suits a small or mid-size ambulatory practice on one of the listed EHRs that wants one vendor on the phone, the note and the codes and can sit through a demo to get a price. A clinician who only wants a scribe has Freed and Twofold, which post their prices next to a seven-day trial. An Epic practice should get the integration confirmed in writing before a demo, since the integrations page does not list it.