Quinn does not start with a standard tariff. A short pricing conversation aligns workflow, roles, privacy review, pilot budget and rollout with the reality of your organisation.
No public list price: in 15 minutes, we clarify the workflow, facility size and a suitable budget range — without a purchase commitment.
location tiers by facilities, roles and support needs
quality guardrails, standards and language rules per facility
pilot comparison between teams or sites
rollout decision based on usage, quality and review effort
shared roadmap for privacy, operations and support questions
Always included
Pricing follows measurable usage, not package tricks.
The core stays the same: draft, review, approval, transfer. Differences come from pilot scope, site count, team roles, support and quality-management steering.
Quinn complements existing care, practice and hospital systems
reviewable documentation drafts
professional approval by your team
pilot metrics instead of generic promises
copy/export after review
privacy materials for concrete review
FAQ
Questions before the pricing conversation.
Does Quinn replace our nursing, practice or hospital system?
No. Quinn creates reviewable drafts. Nursing and patient records and the system of record remain in place; transfer is manual.
Does Quinn make professional decisions?
No. Quinn supports drafting, structuring and review. The responsible professional reviews nursing drafts. Medical documents require approval by a verified physician.
How does a pilot work?
We agree a bounded nursing or medical workflow, responsibilities, duration and metrics. We then evaluate usage, quality and review workload together.
How is Quinn different from voice documentation?
Voice can be an input. Quinn's product value is the review-first draft with gap cues, human approval and transfer logic.
Why is there no public user price?
The right price currently depends more on workflow, facility, review effort, support and processing path than on a simple user count. That is why pricing is consultation-led.
What happens after the pilot?
After 4-6 weeks, we review usage, draft quality, edit effort, completeness, review effort and team acceptance. Only then do we decide on site or operator scope together.
Let’s briefly clarify the right setup.
In 15 minutes, we clarify workflow, team size, pilot budget and the next step. After that, it is clear whether pilot, site or operator scope makes sense.