Skip to content

Simple pricing

Start with Base. A$29 per active user.

Use Noteable independently or with a small team. Monthly billing, with no annual commitment.

Independent provider

A$29 / month

Your notes, client context, and reports in one place.

One active user on the Base plan.

Small team

A$29 / user / month

Shared client memory, team calendars, and visibility across your team.

A$58 for two · A$145 for five. One invoice, billed to the owner. Up to 15 paid members.

Included in Base, for solo providers and teams

  • Voice or typed capture and structured drafts
  • Confirmed client memory and owned follow-ups
  • Session planning and personal calendar connections
  • Team calendars, roles and client assignments
  • Human review, finalisation and exports
  • Goals and progress reporting

14 days free. No card required. You review every note.

Prices include GST. Pending invites are not billed. Trial: up to 5 members. Paid workspaces: up to 15.

FAQ

Pricing questions

Capacity, trial, and what stays in the tools you already use.

Does Noteable replace my practice management software?

Noteable works beside the practice suite you already use. Keep billing, invoicing and claiming there. Plan sessions in Noteable or bring selected calendar appointments into view, then use the same client record for notes, confirmed context, goals, history and exports.

Need more than one login?

Small-team workspaces are the same product, billed per active user, self-serve up to 15.

See Noteable for small teams

What happens after the free trial?

Base is A$29 per month for one active user, or A$29 per active user for a team. Prices include GST. The 14-day trial starts when you generate your first draft. No credit card. You review before anything is final. After the trial, your workspace becomes read-only until the owner upgrades.

Does the NDIS require these notes?

No. The 2026 NDIS reforms raise recordkeeping and supporting-documentation expectations for providers. Session notes are a strong way to prove a service happened. They are not a statutory attachment on every claim. Noteable helps you keep a reviewed record you can produce and explain later. It is not legal advice, and implementing rules may still change.