Scribeberry vs unWarp
Scribeberry vs unWarp: score breakdown
Scribeberry scores 74/100 against 72/100 for unWarp, a 2-point gap. Scribeberry is ahead on Delivery (17 vs 15); they tie on Capability (20), Ease of use (20) and Value (17). Each sub-score is out of 25.
Features and platforms
| Feature | Scribeberry | unWarp |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Paid | Paid |
| Free plan | No | No |
| Platforms | Web, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Chrome extension | Web, Windows (unWarp Cast), macOS (unWarp Cast), Linux (unWarp Cast) |
| Best for | Canadian and US solo clinicians who want ambient scribing with native EMR push and transparent pricing. | Solo knowledge workers and micro-teams who want bot-free, auto-organised voice notes |
| Skip if | Large hospital systems needing deep Epic workflow integration or teams wanting a meaningful free tier beyond 20 uses per month. | Teams larger than five, or anyone needing SSO, SCIM, or a permanent free tier |
Cost and usage limits
Scribeberry has a free plan; paid plans start at $79/user/month (Enterprise Mode). unWarp has no free plan.
Prices from each vendor's pricing page. Scribeberry checked November 2026 · unWarp checked October 2026
Pros and cons
Scribeberry
- Native Smart Pull/Push into Accuro, OSCAR Pro, Jane App, TELUS CHR, and Juno EMR means notes reach the chart without manual copy-paste, a workflow step most competitors skip.
- Flat $99/month Pro tier with no per-note fees, no encounter caps, and no template limits is straightforwardly priced compared to enterprise-only rivals like Nuance DAX that start at $300-plus per provider per month.
- Canadian government form auto-fill (T2201, AISH, WSIB, WorkSafeBC, ICBC) is a concrete, specialty-specific capability that US-built AI scribes do not offer.
- The free Trial Mode drops to only 20 uses per month after the initial 3-day unlimited window, which is not enough for a busy clinician to evaluate the tool across a realistic patient volume before committing $99/month.
- Enterprise pricing at $79/user/month requires a minimum of 5 providers, leaving 2-to-4-clinician group practices with no volume discount and a per-head cost that reaches $396/month for four providers.
- The AI Receptionist and Berry agent features are listed as "New" on the product page, and independent third-party evaluations of their real-world reliability are thin; the core scribe is well-documented but the agentic layer is largely unverified outside Scribeberry's own marketing.
unWarp
- Bot-free system-audio recording works with any call app or platform without host permission or visible intrusion
- unWarp Cast push-to-talk dictation for Windows, macOS, and Linux is included on every plan at no extra cost
- API and MCP access on both the Personal (€10/mo) and Team (€8/seat/mo) plans lets you pipe notes directly into Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor without a separate integration
- Team plan is hard-capped at five seats with no path to larger groups short of self-hosting, which the team explicitly says you maintain yourself
- No free tier at all: the 14-day trial is the only way to evaluate the product without paying, and annual pricing figures are not published on the pricing page
- Mind-map and sketch-canvas features are genuinely novel but add surface area that solo note-takers may never use, and there is no way to disable or hide them to simplify the interface
Our verdict
Scribeberry verdict
Scribeberry is the clearest choice for Canadian solo or small-group practices that need ambient scribing, native Smart Pull/Push into Accuro, OSCAR Pro, or Jane, and PIPEDA-aligned data residency in one flat-rate subscription. Its $99/month Pro tier undercuts enterprise-only rivals like Nuance DAX by a wide margin, but that per-provider cost stacks quickly for multi-clinician clinics, where the Enterprise tier at $79/user/month still requires a minimum of five providers. Clinicians who need a generous permanent free tier rather than a 20-use monthly cap should look at Heidi instead.
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unWarp is the right pick for solo knowledge workers and teams of up to five who want voice-first notes without a meeting bot joining their calls. Its bot-free system-audio recording is a genuine differentiator over most AI note-takers, but the Team plan caps at five seats and there is no free tier, so larger groups and budget-first buyers will hit walls fast. If you need enterprise SSO, SCIM, or a free starting point, look elsewhere.
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