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Pay for Charts, Not for Chairs

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Per-seat EMR pricing charges you for empty chairs. Pay-per-Chart flips the model: buy credits, spend one when AI drafts a chart, and skip the monthly seat fees entirely.

Most wound care practices pay for their EMR the same way — per seat, per login, every month, whether that chair is filled or not. The physician who comes in one day a week costs the same as the full-timer. Jacky, your on-call nurse, costs the same as everyone else. Twelve invoices a year for chairs, not for the work that actually happens in them. We think the math should follow the value. That's why WoundScribe uses a Pay-per-Chart credit model instead of per-seat SaaS pricing. You buy credits for your clinic, anyone on your team can use them, and one credit is spent only when the AI drafts a chart. Need more? Top up when you actually need them. ### What one credit actually buys Each credit runs a team of six AI agents in parallel on a single wound visit: 1. One listens to the encounter and captures the narrative. 2. One handles AI-powered wound imaging and measurement. 3. One builds the chart and SOAP note. 4. One supports coding for clean reimbursement. 5. One tracks healing trajectory over time. 6. One generates patient education. Because all six work at once, a chart is ready for review in about five minutes. You approve — you don't retype. ### What's actually free Account creation, logins, unlimited patient records, storage, and the AI-powered EMR for wound care itself are all included at no cost. Credits are only consumed when the AI does the drafting work. No seats, no per-user fees, no paying for empty chairs. For a deeper look at how per-seat pricing quietly drains wound care budgets, see why empty chairs cost practices thousands, or read the full breakdown in Charts or Chairs — that is the question. Start free at WoundScribe and spend credits only when the AI works.