Care plans
Start free, then choose the plan that fits your question volume, report uploads, and need for ongoing health context.
Every plan uses the same DocAI wellness assistant. Choose based on daily question volume, report workflows, and the amount of ongoing context you need.
For trying DocAI
A no-cost way to try structured wellness guidance before upgrading.
No card required
Best for
First-time users with occasional health questions
For regular weekly use
More room for follow-up questions, saved context, and light ongoing use.
14-day card trial
Best for
Individuals asking a few meaningful health questions each week
For ongoing health tracking
Built for people who use DocAI regularly for documents, trends, and deeper context.
14-day card trial
Best for
Power users managing multiple reports, symptoms, and recurring follow-ups
For families, clinics, and high-volume use
The highest-capacity plan for users who need premium support and a large daily limit.
14-day card trial
Best for
Families, teams, or very high-volume users who need capacity and support
Every plan follows the same safety boundary: DocAI supports health education and follow-up organization, not emergency diagnosis.
Know when billing starts, how cancellation works, and which payment options have different terms before you choose a plan.
Paid card subscriptions include a 14-day free trial. Billing starts after the trial unless you cancel.
Cancel from plan and billing management. Access continues until the end of the current trial or billing period.
When available, MCRT payment is a no-trial, instant-access option. The card-trial terms do not apply.
Yes. DocAI Free includes 10 AI messages per day and does not require a payment card.
Paid card subscriptions include a 14-day free trial. The first charge occurs after the trial unless you cancel before it ends.
You keep paid access until the end of the current trial or billing period. After that, your account returns to the free plan.
No. Every plan follows the same boundary: DocAI supports health education and follow-up organization, not diagnosis or emergency care.