Looking for a Freed alternative?

If you want notes without recording and a workflow that goes beyond documentation, Reframe is the better fit.

Freed is stronger when ambient recording saves you real time on documentation. Reframe starts with 10 free typed notes per month, then lets you move the same case into a worksheet or session prep. No recording, no consent forms, no audio stored.
10 free notes per month. No account required.
Built by a therapist
Text-input notes. No recording
Processed, not retained
Quick read

This is mainly about whether recording fits your practice, and what you need after the note is done.

Ambient AI scribe for clinical documentation

Freed is stronger when you want to record sessions and let AI handle the documentation. It saves real time if consent-to-record fits your practice.

Reframe Practice

Reframe is stronger when you want a therapist-built tool with text input, no recording, and a note -> worksheet -> session prep workflow at a third of the price.

Decision rule

Choose the tool that matches the job you need this week, not the tool with the most features on paper.

The bigger question is not which tool writes better notes. It is what happens after.

Freed ends at the note. Reframe starts there and moves into worksheets or session prep from the same case.

Feature
F
Freed
Reframe
Primary job
Ambient AI scribe that records sessions and generates notes from audio
Typed notes first, then worksheet or session prep from the same case
How the note starts
Records the session (live or via telehealth) and transcribes it
You type the clinical summary in your own words
Recording in the workflow
Central to the product. Ambient listening is the core feature
No. Text-input only
What happens after the note
Notes are the end product. No built-in worksheet or prep step
Move the same case into a worksheet or session prep
Note formats
SOAP, DAP, and multiple medical and therapy formats
SOAP, DAP, BIRP, and narrative
Privacy posture
HIPAA compliant with BAA. Audio is processed for transcription.
Zero-retention architecture. Processed in memory, then discarded. No audio stored. Verifiable in your browser.
Pricing
Free tier with limits, then ~$99/mo for individual clinicians
10 free notes/month, then $29/mo Pro
Built for
Doctors first, then expanded to therapists and other providers
Therapists. Designed by a therapist who still sees clients
Review Standard

Last reviewed March 21, 2026.

This page was updated against Freed public pricing and feature pages, not private account screens.

Freed publicly presents HIPAA compliance and BAA availability. This comparison is about workflow shape and clinical focus, not suggesting every therapist should avoid recording.

Source check: Freed pricing and Freed security. If Freed changes pricing, features, or privacy details, their live site should win.

Choose Freed if

You want ambient recording to handle documentation automatically.

Client consent for recording is straightforward in your practice setting.

Your main pain point is time spent writing notes after sessions.

Choose Reframe if

You prefer not to record sessions or deal with consent-to-record questions.

You want the same case to move from note into worksheet or prep.

You want 10 free typed notes first and $29/mo Pro instead of $99/mo.

Common Questions

Is Freed built for therapists?

Freed started as a medical scribe for physicians and expanded to therapy. It works well for documentation, but the product was not designed around therapy-specific workflows like worksheets or session prep.

What about the consent-to-record question?

Recording sessions requires informed client consent, which varies by jurisdiction and practice setting. Some therapists find this straightforward. Others prefer a workflow that does not introduce that question. Reframe sidesteps it entirely. You type the note yourself.

Is $99/mo worth it vs $29/mo?

If ambient recording genuinely saves you hours of documentation time, the cost may make sense. If your main need is structured notes plus worksheets and prep, Reframe covers that at $29/mo with 10 free notes to start.

Start with the note.

Then move into worksheet or prep only when the case calls for it.