Summary
Tandem publishes three tiers in euros, read on tandemhealth.ai on 23 September 2026. Free is 0 euros with unlimited note generation, two custom templates, two invited colleagues and limited daily Pro Actions. Pro is 125 euros per user a month billed yearly, with a 15 percent discount for the annual commitment. Enterprise is quoted rather than published.
Tandem publishes its price, which already puts it ahead of most of the scribe category. Heidi shows four plans and no figures, Abridge and Suki publish nothing at all, and Semble does not publish a practice management price either.
It also runs the most generous free tier in the category by some distance. Unlimited note generation at no cost is not a trial, and for a single clinician who wants the note drafted and nothing else it may be the whole answer.
Two things decide whether that free tier holds. What a Pro Action is, and whether a UK clinic is comfortable being billed in euros.
Our price is published in pounds, and it covers the letters and the front desk rather than the note alone.
Book a demo| Tier | Published price | Notes | Templates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 euros | Unlimited note generation, limited daily Pro Actions | Up to 2 |
| Pro | 125 euros per user a month | Billed yearly, 15 percent below monthly | Unlimited |
| Enterprise | Not published | Custom record integrations, onboarding and rollout | Unlimited |
The free tier, and where it stops
Unlimited note generation at no cost, two custom templates, two invited colleagues, and limited daily Pro Actions. That is a working product rather than a demonstration, and it is the most generous free tier published by any scribe in this comparison.
The limit that matters is the Pro Actions cap, because that is where the work beyond the note lives. Ask what counts as a Pro Action and what the daily limit is before assuming the free tier covers a full clinic day, since the pricing page names the limit without quantifying it.
Two custom templates is the other ceiling. A clinician working across several appointment types will pass it, and a practice with more than three people will pass the invited colleague limit in the first week.
Pro at 125 euros
125 euros per user a month billed yearly, with the annual commitment 15 percent below monthly, read on tandemhealth.ai on 23 September 2026. That buys unlimited note and document generation, unlimited Pro Actions, unlimited templates, one-click transfer into more than 100 record systems and clinician-led support.
Against the published scribe market that is at the upper end. Freed publishes $39 for its entry tier and $119 for the one with letters and coding, and WriteUpp sells a scribe add-on at £23.95 per user a month, covered in WriteUpp pricing.
The one-click transfer into record systems is what the premium is for, and it is the thing the published research keeps identifying as the difference between a scribe that saves time and one that does not.
Billed in euros
Tandem is built for Europe and prices in euros, with no sterling figure shown. A UK clinic is carrying an exchange rate on its software line and most business cards add a non sterling transaction fee, commonly around 2.75 to 2.99 percent.
On a single clinician at 125 euros a month that is a few pounds. Across a six clinician practice over a year it is a real number, and it moves without anybody deciding anything.
It is the same pattern as Cliniko and Medesk in United States dollars and Halaxy in euros. Of everything a UK private practice shortlists, the products that publish a full rate card in pounds are Jump EHR, Carebit and WriteUpp.
What the price does not cover
Tandem prices the note and the documents that come from it. The enquiry that was never returned, the result nobody chased and the recall list nobody worked are outside it, as they are outside every scribe in this category.
That is a statement of scope rather than a criticism. A clinic whose problem is genuinely the note should buy on note quality and integration, and on those two Tandem is a serious product.
A clinic whose evenings are spent on letters, results and messages is buying the wrong category, and the comparison it needs is in Tandem alternatives.
What Tandem is good at
Publishing the figure, which most of this category does not. A clinician can compare Tandem against anything else on a Sunday without a sales conversation, and that transparency is rare enough to be worth saying plainly.
The free tier is the other genuine strength. Unlimited note generation at no cost lets a clinician test note quality on real consultations for as long as they want, which is the only way to answer the question that actually decides a scribe purchase.
It is a European product with European data handling, which for some UK practices is the deciding factor on its own. Our full comparison is in Tandem vs Wai.
Where Wai is different
Tandem drafts the note and moves it into the record, and does both well. Wai is priced on the work around the consultation rather than on the consultation itself.
The enquiry is answered, the booking is taken, the note is composed, the letter is drafted for approval and the result is chased, on one record, at a figure published in pounds on our pricing page. That is why it costs more than a scribe and why the comparison is not licence against licence.
A clinician whose whole problem is the note should take the Tandem free tier today and stop reading here. Clinicians still decide what enters the record and what reaches a patient.
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Book a demoFrequently asked questions
How much does Tandem Health cost?
Three tiers in euros, read on tandemhealth.ai on 23 September 2026. Free at 0 euros with unlimited note generation, Pro at 125 euros per user a month billed yearly with a 15 percent discount for the annual commitment, and Enterprise quoted rather than published.
Is the Tandem free plan actually usable?
Yes, and it is the most generous in this category. Unlimited note generation at no cost, two custom templates and two invited colleagues. The ceiling is the limit on daily Pro Actions, which the pricing page names without quantifying, so ask what counts as one and what the daily limit is.
What is a Pro Action?
It is the work beyond generating the note, and the free tier caps how many you get a day. The pricing page does not quantify the cap, so get the number in writing before assuming the free tier covers a full clinic day. Pro removes the limit entirely.
Does Tandem publish prices in pounds?
No. Tandem is built for Europe and publishes in euros with no sterling figure. A UK clinic carries an exchange rate on its software line, and most business cards add a non sterling transaction fee of roughly 2.75 to 2.99 percent on top.
Is Tandem expensive compared with other scribes?
At the upper end of the published market. Freed publishes $39 for its entry tier and $119 for the one carrying letters and coding, and WriteUpp sells a scribe add-on at £23.95 per user a month. The premium buys one-click transfer into more than 100 record systems, which is what the research keeps identifying as the difference between a scribe that saves time and one that does not.
Does Tandem cover letters and the front desk?
It covers the note and the documents that follow from it. The enquiry nobody returned, the result nobody chased and the recall list nobody worked sit outside it, as they do outside every scribe. That is scope rather than a fault.
How does Tandem compare with Wai?
Different categories at different prices. Tandem drafts the note and moves it into the record. Wai is priced on the work around the consultation, the enquiries, the letters and the results, on one record at a figure published in pounds. A clinician whose whole problem is the note should take the Tandem free tier today.
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