Side-by-side
Commure Scribe vs Stenoly vs Sully.ai
Independent three-way comparison. Editorial scores, compliance, pricing, EHR integrations and language coverage — sourced facts and hands-on testing only, no vendor marketing.
Commure Scribe
TestedAmbient scribe inside Commure's $7B AI-native RCM and EHR platform — strongest US-market note quality we've tested, with HIPAA + SOC 2 + onshore data + audio-not-stored built in.
Stenoly
TestedEuropean ambient scribe with 53-language consultation support, a broad clinical-note and correspondence template library, and two-tier AI models (Stenoly Essential and Stenoly Precision) — HIPAA + GDPR + EU MDR Class I compliance.
Sully.ai
TestedA "team of AI employees" for healthcare — seven specialized agents (Scribe, Receptionist, Coder, Nurse Triage, Pharmacist, Consultant, Interpreter) on one stack, with the broadest published compliance posture in the field.
Side-by-side
Cells marked with a check are the best on that dimension across the three. Data points come from each vendor’s own published materials and our hands-on testing.
| Dimension | Commure Scribe | Stenoly | Sully.ai |
|---|---|---|---|
Score type Tested tools have been scored by reviewers after real use; provisional scores come from sourced data only. | Hands-on tested | Hands-on tested | Hands-on tested |
Editorial score | 8.9 | 8.9 | 8.1 |
Starting price Public pricing lets you budget without a sales call. | From $89/mo | From €159/mo (or €1,548/yr) | $79/provider/mo |
Free tier | No | No | No |
HIPAA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
SOC 2 | Yes | Not disclosed | Yes |
GDPR | Not disclosed | Yes | Yes |
Avoids training on your data | Not disclosed | Yes (states it does not) | Not disclosed |
Data residency | Onshore (US) | EEA hosting | Not publicly disclosed |
Named EHR integrations | 12 | 1 | 9 |
Languages supported | 60 | 53 | 1 |
When to pick which
Commure Scribe
Best for us clinicians and health systems who want enterprise-grade note quality with a self-serve entry price.
Wins on: named ehr integrations, languages supported.
Stenoly
Best for clinicians who want broad consultation-language coverage with a deep template library covering both clinical notes and correspondence.
Wins on: avoids training on your data.
Sully.ai
Best for clinics that want automation across the front desk, exam room and back office — not just the note.
Doesn’t lead any single dimension in this set — consider this tool when overall fit (price, EHR, regional language) matters more than one decisive feature.
Pairwise comparisons
Same data, narrower scope — the head-to-head version of each pair from the three above.