Praxnote Cloud

Hosted by us.

Multi-tenant SaaS on Praxnote-operated infrastructure. The default for solo clinicians and group practices that want Praxnote to handle every operational detail.

  • Onboarded by us during early access; self-serve sign-up shipping soon
  • Per-clinician monthly billing, billed by Stripe
  • Continuous updates — new features land for everyone at once
  • US-hosted today; Canadian residency on the roadmap
  • BAA included from day one
  • Anthropic-direct AI calls (no third-party proxies or aggregators)
Praxnote Dedicated — early access

Deployed in your cloud.

Single-tenant Praxnote, deployed and operated by us, running inside your AWS account. Your data never crosses our boundary. We carry the ops burden; you keep the keys. Currently in early access — talk to us about a pilot.

  • Praxnote runs inside infrastructure you own (AWS at launch; GCP / Azure on the roadmap)
  • PHI never leaves your cloud account
  • Bring your own Anthropic API key, billed direct from Anthropic to you
  • Any AWS region you choose — including Canadian regions for in-country hosting
  • Praxnote handles deployment, updates, monitoring, and incident response via customer-granted IAM
  • Annual contracts, paid pilot first (30 / 60 / 90 days) to validate the deployment

Feature parity

The product surface is the same.

The only meaningful differences are where data lives, how the AI provider relationship is structured, and how onboarding works. Everything else is identical.

Capability Praxnote Cloud Praxnote Dedicated
AI-drafted session notes, treatment plans, letters Included Included
Editable skills, version-tracked per draft Included Included
Supervision queue with keyboard-first triage Included Included
Scheduling, intakes, consents, client portal Included Included
Cash-pay billing, Stripe, superbills Included Included
Audit log, BAA, encryption at rest Included Included
Self-serve trial Coming soon Paid pilot instead
Praxnote operates the infrastructure Included Included
Data lives in Praxnote's cloud accounts Included Not applicable
Data lives in your cloud account Not applicable Included
Bring your own Anthropic API key Not applicable Included
Bring your own model endpoint Not applicable Roadmap
Cloud region US (default) Any AWS region you choose
Update cadence Continuous Scheduled, customer-approved
SLA Best-effort today; contracted SLA on Enterprise (roadmap) Contracted per agreement

Dedicated pilot pathway

Try the deployment before signing a year.

Dedicated doesn't use the self-serve trial. Instead, a Dedicated engagement starts with a paid pilot: a scoped, time-boxed, fully functional Praxnote tenant inside your cloud, with a documented teardown path if it isn't a fit.

01

Scope the pilot

One site or one team. 30, 60, or 90 days. We agree the success criteria up front in writing.

02

Deploy into your cloud

We provision Praxnote inside your AWS account using a documented runbook. Customer-granted IAM, no standing access to PHI. (GCP / Azure on the roadmap.)

03

Decide

Continue on an annual contract, or tear down. Either way you keep your data, exported in standard formats. No exit penalty.

Which mode fits

Two readings of the same question.

Choose Cloud when…

  • You want to be running today, not in a month
  • Your compliance posture is satisfied by a HIPAA BAA with Praxnote
  • You'd rather we carry every piece of the infrastructure
  • You don't have a dedicated cloud-ops team and don't want one
  • Per-clinician monthly billing matches how you think about cost

Choose Dedicated when…

  • Your security review requires PHI in infrastructure you own
  • You're in Canada and want PHI hosted in-country
  • You have an existing contract with Anthropic and want to use your own API key
  • Your audit, legal, or insurance posture asks for single-tenant separation
  • You can support an annual contract and an internal cloud-account owner

Frequently asked

What practices ask about deployment.

Who pays the cloud bill on Dedicated?

You do. Praxnote Dedicated runs inside your AWS account — your account, your bill, your reserved instances. Our Dedicated fee covers deployment, updates, monitoring, support, and the engineering work to keep your tenant on the same release cadence as Cloud. It does not cover your underlying cloud infrastructure.

Can we switch from Cloud to Dedicated later?

Yes. We've designed the data model so a Cloud tenant can be migrated to a Dedicated deployment without rebuilding charts, notes, or audit history. It is a planned engagement, not a button — but it doesn't require throwing anything away.

What does Praxnote see in a Dedicated deployment?

Operational telemetry only: error rates, latency, version, uptime, AI usage volume (counts, not content). PHI never crosses the boundary. The cross-boundary telemetry schema is documented on the security page and is auditable by you on demand.

How do updates work on Dedicated?

Praxnote pushes updates on a scheduled, customer-approved cadence. New features ship to Cloud first; Dedicated tenants typically follow within a release window we agree to in the contract. Security patches are out-of-band and applied as soon as you approve.

Why is there a paid pilot instead of a free trial for Dedicated?

Because deploying Praxnote into your cloud is real engineering work — provisioning, IAM setup, integration testing, training. A free trial doesn't reflect that effort honestly, and a free pilot would set the wrong expectations for either side. A paid pilot is short, scoped, and lets both of us decide whether the long-term contract makes sense.

Can we self-host Praxnote without Praxnote operating it?

No. Praxnote is a proprietary product and we operate every deployment ourselves. Dedicated is "your cloud, our hands" — not "your cloud, your hands." If you need fully self-operated software, Praxnote is the wrong choice.

Pick a door

Request Cloud access, or talk to us about a Dedicated pilot.

Cloud is in early access — we onboard new practices personally. Dedicated pilots start with a 30-minute scoping call so we can size the deployment for your environment.