If you’re pricing Augnito against an AI scribe, start with the honest gap: Augnito’s web pricing route redirects to contact sales. Its India App Store listing shows ₹1,199, ₹3,299, and ₹11,900 purchases without billing periods. A useful comparison starts with a dated quote, not an inferred subscription. Patient Square publishes Assist at ₹1,599 per doctor per month on annual billing, plus GST, with unlimited visits and notes.
But price isn’t the real story here, because these two tools do different jobs. Augnito is dictation you drive. An ambient scribe drafts the whole note from the conversation. Line up what each costs and what each does, then decide which one your day actually needs.
Key takeaways
- Augnito’s web route redirects to contact sales, and its visible App Store purchases have no stated billing period.
- Patient Square publishes ₹1,599 per doctor per month (Assist, annual, ex-GST), unlimited notes, no per-line metering.
- Augnito’s material describes dictation into text. Patient Square’s ambient scribe provides a structured SOAP note, ICD-10 suggestions, and a prescription draft for review.
- Dictation can fit doctors who prefer word-for-word control.
Augnito web pricing: contact sales, with a dated quote required
Patient Square Assist, per doctor, annual, ex-GST, unlimited notes
From visit end to a reviewable SOAP note with the ambient scribe
What does Augnito actually cost?
The web pricing route redirects to a contact-sales form. The India App Store listing shows ₹1,199, ₹3,299, and ₹11,900 purchases, but none has a billing period. Those are purchase amounts, not monthly, quarterly, or annual prices. Ask Augnito for a dated written quote that names the product, usage unit, GST, term, support, and exit terms. If you want a wider comparison, see Augnito alternatives.
For an ambient-workflow trial, Start your 7-day free trial and use the same scorecard on real visits.
How is the ambient scribe priced instead?
Published, flat, and unlimited. Patient Square’s Assist plan is ₹1,599 per doctor per month on annual billing, plus GST. Copilot is ₹2,399 and Autopilot is ₹3,999, also monthly equivalents on annual billing. All plans include unlimited visits and notes, with no per-note metering or setup fee. The bundled AI EHR starts at Copilot.
| Plan | Price (annual, per doctor, ex-GST) | With 18% GST | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assist | ₹1,599/mo | ₹1,887/mo | AI Medical Scribe, ICD-10 suggestions, prescription drafts, scheduling |
| Copilot | ₹2,399/mo | ₹2,831/mo | Everything in Assist, plus bundled AI Copilot EHR and WhatsApp |
| Autopilot | ₹3,999/mo | ₹4,719/mo | Everything in Copilot, plus AI Receptionist, follow-ups, analytics |
On the number Patient Square publishes, the scribe is a known cost you can budget. Whether Augnito’s quote lands above or below ₹1,599 depends entirely on what you negotiate, and you won’t know until you’ve asked. Confirm current figures on the pricing page.
Dictation or a drafted note: what are you buying?
This is the part the price tag hides. Augnito and an ambient scribe aren’t two versions of the same tool.
Augnito’s published material describes medical speech-to-text. You dictate, and the output follows the words you provide. The work of composing and structuring the note remains with the clinician.
Patient Square is an AI clinical platform. Practice Copilot brings the whole practice under one AI copilot: an ambient AI Medical Scribe that hands back a structured SOAP note, ICD-10 suggestions, and a prescription draft minutes after the visit, plus a bundled AI EHR, scheduling, and messaging as you move up the plan. Hospitals get Hospital Copilot.
| Augnito (dictation) | Patient Square (ambient scribe) | |
|---|---|---|
| How you use it | You dictate; it types | You consult; it drafts |
| Output | Your spoken words as EMR text | Structured SOAP note, ICD-10 suggestions, prescription draft |
| Your effort during the visit | Compose and dictate each line | Just talk to the patient |
| Pricing | Quote-only (contact sales) | Published: from ₹1,599/mo, ex-GST |
| Language question | Confirm in the dated quote | English, Hindi, Hinglish, 20+ languages, code-mixed |
The honest trade: dictation gives you word-for-word control; an ambient scribe produces a structured draft for review. Neither is strictly better. They fit different doctors. For the wider field, our India AI scribe comparison and Augnito alternatives coverage lay out more options side by side.
When is Augnito the better fit?
When you genuinely prefer to dictate. Some doctors think out loud and want exact control over every word in the note. If your EMR is already where you want your spoken text to land and you like being the author, dictation may be the workflow you prefer. That is a workflow preference, not a head-to-head performance finding.
Choose the ambient scribe if you’d rather not dictate at all, want the note drafted from a normal conversation, need multilingual capture, and want a price you can see before a sales call.
How to decide in a week
- Decide first whether you want to dictate or not. If dictating with full control appeals, put Augnito on your list and ask for its India quote in writing.
- If you’d rather just talk to the patient, shortlist ambient scribes with published prices.
- Match the output honestly: EMR text versus a structured note with codes and an Rx draft. They’re not the same deliverable.
- Trial on real visits. A scripted demo flatters every tool; a busy Tuesday tells the truth.
- Confirm Patient Square’s current price and GST on the pricing page, then Start your 7-day free trial on real visits.
The encryption, access, and audio-retention receipts are on the security page. Audio is processed in memory and discarded once the note drafts, so nothing is retained. If dictation is the workflow you want, ask Augnito to demonstrate it on the clinic’s visits and provide a dated written quote. If you want a reviewable note draft with published practice pricing, start the Patient Square trial.