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Amesite Launches $1,099/month Enterprise Pricing for NurseMagic Platform

Detroit-based Amesite Inc. announced a new pricing tier for its NurseMagic documentation platform, targeting post-acute care organizations with up to 1,000 patients per month at $1,099 annually.

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Helena Vásquez · Business Desk · 26 Sept 2026 · 08:52 · 2 min read
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Amesite Launches $1,099/month Enterprise Pricing for NurseMagic Platform

Amesite Inc., a Detroit-based healthcare technology company, has introduced a new enterprise pricing model for its NurseMagic documentation platform, designed to cater to post-acute care organizations with patient census limits of up to 1,000. The new tier, priced at $1,099 per month, replaces the previous model and is structured as a 12-month contract. According to Amesite, this approach yields an estimated annual gross margin of approximately 85%, reflecting a deliberate strategy to balance profitability with accessibility for smaller healthcare operators.

The announcement follows a significant revenue milestone: NurseMagic Enterprise saw a 2.4x sequential quarterly increase and a 63% year-over-year growth in revenue. Amesite’s largest deployment to date covers around 2,700 patients, underscoring the platform’s scalability and adoption among mid-sized healthcare providers. The new pricing model is part of a broader effort to streamline commercial operations while maintaining strong unit economics, as highlighted by Sai Nittala, Amesite’s Head of Artificial Intelligence.

The NurseMagic platform, which serves both business and consumer users across 50 states and 21 countries, integrates seamlessly into existing healthcare workflows. It supports multilingual documentation—offering translations into over 50 languages—and complies with HIPAA regulations, ensuring data security and regulatory adherence. Notably, recent customer implementations did not require replacing existing electronic medical records (EMR) systems, easing integration for existing providers.

Dr. Ann Marie Sastry, founder and CEO of Amesite, emphasized the decision to establish a minimum enterprise price point. ‘We made a deliberate decision to set a minimum enterprise price that works for Amesite and still delivers tremendous value to customers,’ she stated. ‘At $1,099 per month for organizations with up to 1,000 census, we can serve smaller operators at attractive margins without building our business around small contracts.’ This approach aims to attract a broader range of enterprise clients while preserving financial sustainability.

The move aligns with broader trends in healthcare IT, where pricing models are increasingly being tailored to organizational size and operational needs. Amesite’s strategy reflects a focus on scalability and efficiency, positioning NurseMagic as a viable solution for post-acute care providers seeking modern documentation tools without compromising on cost-effectiveness.

This article was produced with AI assistance and edited by a Finance Review Daily journalist.
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