Corti
Healthcare-specific AI infrastructure, sold as APIs to developers, not clinicians
Overview
Corti sells usage-priced APIs for clinical speech-to-text, medical coding, text generation, and agent workflows to teams building EHR, virtual-care, and practice-management software. It's an infrastructure layer, not a finished end-user app.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Access to all APIs
- Usage-based billing
- 1,000 monthly credits
- 5 dev support hours/month
- Architecture review
- Rolling monthly commitment
- No minimum term
- Build support for proprietary products
- Predictable credit bundles
- Highest concurrency limits
- Custom-trained models
- Sovereign cloud deployments
What you can produce with Corti
- Clinical speech-to-text API
- Medical coding API (ICD-10/CPT)
- Healthcare-tuned text generation API
- Agentic framework for clinical workflows
- JavaScript and C# .NET SDKs
- WebSocket streaming for real-time transcription
- $50 free trial credits, pay-as-you-go pricing
- Sovereign cloud / custom-trained model options (Enterprise)
ASEAN Perspective
Corti in Southeast Asia
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Corti doesn't sell a scribe or a chatbot — it sells the healthcare-tuned models underneath one, priced per token and per audio minute. That's the right call for a team that wants clinical-grade transcription and coding without training its own model, and the credit-based free trial ($50) plus $1,000/mo Acceleration Pack lowers the barrier to actually testing it against real clinical audio.
What stands out is third-party validation: a KLAS First Look report scored Corti 93.3, well above the 81.1 category average, with 83% of interviewed customers rating themselves 'highly satisfied' and every one saying Corti is part of their long-term plans. That's healthcare vendors talking about vendors, which counts for more than G2 stars here. The tradeoff is that this is an API-first product — you need engineers and months of integration work before it does anything, and pricing scales with usage in a way that's hard to estimate upfront.
What people say
Corti is a Copenhagen-based healthcare AI company (sources disagree on exact founding year, 2014 or 2016) that has raised roughly $94.5M across nine rounds. It started in emergency-call decision support before expanding into ambient clinical documentation, medical coding, and now an agentic framework, all exposed as APIs rather than a packaged product.
The strongest signal on Corti isn't a review-site star rating — it's a KLAS Research First Look report published in April 2026 that scored the company 93.3 out of 100, well above the 2026 Best in KLAS average of 81.1. All interviewed customers reported satisfaction, 83% rated themselves 'highly satisfied,' and every customer said Corti is part of their organization's long-term plans. Corti earned A+ grades for partnership, would-buy-again, and development/innovation. That report specifically surveys healthcare software vendors building on Corti, not end clinicians, which fits how Corti actually sells: as infrastructure for other companies' products.
General review aggregators (GetApp, Capterra, Software Advice) list Corti but with thin review volume compared to consumer-facing scribes, consistent with a developer-tool audience that doesn't post G2 reviews the way clinicians do. AIChief's review calls out unmatched accuracy in speech recognition and medical coding as a differentiator versus general-purpose transcription APIs repurposed for healthcare.
Corti cut its API pricing in 2026 — base token rates dropped 20%, with text input now $4 per million tokens (down from $5) and output $16 per million tokens (down from $20) for its general models, while its own S1 and S1 Mini models are cheaper still. Speech-to-text is billed at $0.0065/minute. The company says developer teams building ambient scribes and clinical reasoning tools on Corti are seeing total cost reductions approaching 50% versus the prior pricing. The obvious caveat: this is a build-it-yourself platform. Teams need engineering resources and a multi-month integration timeline before Corti's models touch a live product, which is a very different buying decision than signing up for a scribe app.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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This entry was compiled from publicly available data including Corti's official website, press releases, documentation, and reputable third-party publications. RECATOOLS is not affiliated with Corti unless explicitly stated.
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