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Soap Notes vs CoachAccountable

Soap Notes vs CoachAccountable: pricing & features compared

CoachAccountable is built around between-session accountability — worksheets, metrics, and actions. Soap Notes focuses on structured SOAP documentation with flat pricing and a free plan, instead of per-client costs that grow with your roster.

The short version

Choose CoachAccountable if your method centers on between-session accountability tools. Choose Soap Notes if you want structured session notes, an all-in-one workspace, and flat pricing with a free plan instead of per-client costs.

CoachAccountable and Soap Notes both help you run a practice, but they optimize for different things. CoachAccountable is built around accountability between sessions — worksheets, metric tracking, and action items that keep clients moving. Soap Notes is built around the session record itself, with structured SOAP notes, scheduling, billing, and a client portal in one place. Pricing is the other big difference: CoachAccountable charges per active client, while Soap Notes is flat and starts free.

Feature-by-feature

FeatureSoap NotesCoachAccountable
Free planCoachAccountable offers a 30-day free trial but no permanently free plan.
Starting paid price$36/mo (Standard, unlimited)$20/mo (around 2 clients)
Cost as you growCoachAccountable bills by active client (about $4 each at scale), so a larger roster costs more; Soap Notes stays flat.Flat (unlimited clients)Per active client
SOAP / structured session notesProgress notes
Reusable note templates
Accountability tools (worksheets, metrics)
Scheduling with reminders
Secure client portal
Invoicing & card paymentsVia Stripe
Built for therapists & clinical useCoaching-focused
Pricing modelFlat plans, incl. freePer active client

Who each one is best for

Soap Notes is best for

  • Practitioners who document sessions in a structured way
  • Practices that want flat, predictable pricing as they grow
  • Anyone who wants to start on a free plan
  • Therapists and coaches who want notes, scheduling, and billing together

CoachAccountable is best for

  • Coaches whose method relies on worksheets and homework
  • Those who track client metrics and actions between sessions
  • Coaches who want heavy white-labeling / branding
  • Group coaching built around accountability workflows

Pricing compared

Soap Notes

Flat plans, including a free tier

  • Starter

    Up to 5 active clients

    Free

  • Standard

    $36/mo billed annually · unlimited clients

    $45/mo

  • Teams

    $65/mo billed annually · team features

    $81/mo

CoachAccountable

Per clinician, per month

  • From

    Around 2 active clients

    $20/mo

  • Scales

    e.g. ~$200/mo at 50 clients

    ~$4/client

  • Large

    100+ active clients

    $400/mo+

CoachAccountable pricing is per active client and shown as of June 2026. Check coachaccountable.com for current pricing. Soap Notes prices reflect our current plans.

When Soap Notes is the better choice

If you document sessions formally and want predictable costs, Soap Notes fits better. You get structured SOAP notes, scheduling, billing, and a portal in one place, a free plan to start, and flat pricing that doesn't climb as your client list grows. For a busy practice, per-client pricing can become the most expensive line item — flat pricing removes that worry.

When CoachAccountable is the better choice

If your coaching method lives between sessions — assigning worksheets, tracking metrics, and holding clients accountable to actions — CoachAccountable is purpose-built for that and does it deeply. Coaches who run highly structured accountability programs, especially in groups, get real value from those tools.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes, particularly if you want structured session notes and flat pricing. Soap Notes covers scheduling, billing, a client portal, and SOAP-structured documentation, and it starts free rather than charging per client.

CoachAccountable bills by the number of active clients, so your cost grows with your roster. Soap Notes uses flat plans with unlimited clients on paid tiers, so your price stays predictable as you grow.

Soap Notes focuses on structured documentation, scheduling, and billing rather than worksheet-and-metrics accountability workflows. If those are central to your coaching, CoachAccountable is stronger there.

Yes. The free Starter plan supports up to five active clients with no credit card required. CoachAccountable offers a 30-day trial but no permanently free plan.

Yes. Start a free Soap Notes account and bring clients over gradually. Most practices are up and running quickly because setup is simple.

Try Soap Notes free

Notes, scheduling, invoicing, and a client portal in one place, free to start, no credit card required.