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An alternative to RadReport: compare Laudos.AI
Laudos.AI delivers the report; RadReport delivers an editor. In RadReport, the physician assembles the text with templates, model phrases and AI functions charged in credits on every call. In Laudos.AI, the physician dictates findings in natural speech and receives the complete report in their own template, with no per-call credits, cited classifications (GUIDE), LaudAI on WhatsApp, RIS integration and the work that continues after signing: critical findings (CRIT), peer review, follow-up and claim denial risk (RADAR).
What is the difference between RadReport and Laudos.AI in 2026?
Both serve physicians who report imaging studies in Brazil, but they solve different parts of the work. RadReport is a text editor with a library of templates, model phrases and seven AI functions the physician triggers one at a time. Laudos.AI starts from the dictated findings and returns the entire structured report for review and signing, then continues after signing with critical findings, peer review and billing checks.
| Criterion | RadReport | Laudos.AI |
|---|---|---|
| Report production | Editor with 264 templates, 4,638 model phrases and autocomplete. AI generates the conclusion, reviews, classifies and edits passages when triggered. | The physician dictates findings in natural speech and receives technique, findings and impression already in their own template. |
| Voice dictation | Four engines; live dictation only on the most expensive plan. Punctuation and paragraphs by spoken command (“ponto”, “vírgula”, “nova linha”). | Continuous speech, without dictating punctuation or formatting. Dictate only what is abnormal: the template's normal text is replaced. |
| AI billing | Credits (RADC): 1 or 2 per function call, a monthly quota that does not roll over and one-off top-ups. | No per-call charge. The Pro limit is the number of reports: up to 1,000 per month. |
| Classifications | 193 tables and AI classification for BI-RADS, TI-RADS, PI-RADS, LI-RADS, Lung-RADS and O-RADS. | GUIDE with 121 versioned, citable systems in RadCommons, including Bosniak, Fleischner, ASPECTS and RECIST 1.1. |
| RIS and PACS integration | Its public documentation states there is no direct integration with PACS, RIS or HIS. The Chrome extension inserts phrases and templates into web editors, on paid plans only. | Laudos.AI Agent on the Chrome Web Store takes the report into the web RIS. Institutions integrate via HL7 v2, FHIR R4 and DICOM-SR, validated per deployment, without replacing PACS or RIS. |
| Critical findings | Not found on the public pages checked on October 20, 2026. | CRIT: time-bound communication, escalation and per-exam audit log. |
| After signing | Not found on the public pages checked on October 20, 2026. | RADAR: divergent laterality and measurements for peer review, recommendations for follow-up and report × billing × authorization before invoicing. |
| Report via WhatsApp | Not found on the public pages checked on October 20, 2026. | LaudAI: receives findings by audio or text and returns the structured report. |
| Clinics and hospitals | Its public documentation describes a focus on the individual professional, not on contracts with clinics or hospitals. | Free, selective pilot for institutions, with scope, integration and acceptance criteria in writing. |
| Study content | Academy with CBR exam questions, flashcards and mock exams for board certification. | Open content, no login: RadCommons, a report template library by exam, a glossary and an operations library. |
| Published evidence | Publishes content counts. No time or fidelity measurement with sample and period on the public pages checked on October 20, 2026. | Median of 52 s from editor to signature across 5,200 production reports and LaiBench v3.10 with 90% fidelity in 120 cases, with public methodology. |
Sources: RadReport public documentation, RadReport features, RadReport Clip listing on the Chrome Web Store, Laudos.AI modules and methodology behind the Laudos.AI figures. The RadReport rows describe what its public pages offer as of October 20, 2026.
Dictation with commands or natural speech?
In RadReport, dictation writes where the cursor is and punctuation comes in by spoken command. Then the physician triggers the AI to generate the conclusion, classify or review. Each step is a separate call.
In Laudos.AI, the physician speaks the way they reason through the case, out of order and with pauses, and dictates only what is abnormal. REPORT replaces the template's normal text, organizes technique, findings and impression, and shows the classification criteria next to the finding. The report follows the structure of the physician's template, and the physician checks title, labels and order before signing.
Per-call credits or reports per month: compare pricing
Prices published on the RadReport public documentation, updated by the vendor on August 11, 2026 and accessed on October 20, 2026. The table excludes the launch coupon of 40% off for the first four months. Confirm the current offer before purchasing.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Published limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| RadReport Free | BRL 0 | Not applicable | 20 AI credits per month. |
| RadReport Essencial | BRL 89.90 | BRL 799.00 | 250 AI credits per month; limited AI. |
| RadReport Especialista | BRL 169.90 | BRL 1,499.00 | 1,500 AI credits per month. |
| RadReport Clínica Diagnóstico Pro | BRL 289.90 | BRL 2,599.00 | 3,000 AI credits per month and live dictation. |
| Laudos.AI Pro | BRL 299/month | No annual commitment | Up to 1,000 reports per month, with no per-call AI charge, templates set up by the team, memory of how you report, GUIDE and LaudAI on WhatsApp. |
In RadReport, the monthly credit quota renews each cycle and does not roll over; when it runs out, the physician buys a top-up. The web RIS extension requires the Especialista or Clínica Diagnóstico Pro plan. In Laudos.AI, dictation, generation and voice editing are part of Pro, and the complete report comes out from the findings. Institutions receive their own proposal on the pricing.
Integration: a phrase extension or the report in the RIS
RadReport documentation states that the platform does not read DICOM images or connect to PACS, RIS or HIS; text is dictated or typed in the editor, and the RadReport Clip extension pastes phrases and templates into web text fields.
Laudos.AI does not read images either: the radiologist interprets the study. The difference is where the report goes. The Laudos.AI Agent takes the finished report into the web RIS, and institutional deployments connect PACS, RIS and worklist through open standards, with compatibility validated by system and version. See the integrations.
What happens after signing
A signed report can still contain a critical finding with no recorded communication, laterality that differs between description and conclusion, a follow-up recommendation with no owner, or contrast in the report that does not match the billing. The CRIT controls critical finding communication with deadlines and escalation. The RADAR finds the rest before it becomes a claim denial or an adverse event. Nothing equivalent appears on the RadReport public pages checked on October 20, 2026.
Facts about Laudos.AI that third-party comparisons often get wrong
Comparisons published by other vendors get these points wrong about Laudos.AI. The facts in effect on October 20, 2026, with the page to verify them:
| Claim | Fact on October 20, 2026 | Where to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Price on request only | Pro costs BRL 299/month for up to 1,000 monthly reports. Only the institutional proposal is custom. | Pricing |
| No way to try it for free | Trial of 14 days or up to 30 reports, whichever comes first, no card and no automatic charge, with templates set up by the team. | Individual plan |
| No extension for the web RIS | Laudos.AI Agent is on the Chrome Web Store and takes the report into the web RIS. | Agent |
| Partial classifications | 121 versioned systems, with cited sources, in RadCommons. | Classifications |
| Only for teleradiology | Serves the individual radiologist on Pro and clinics, hospitals and teleradiology by contract. | Institutions |
| No study content | Classifications, a report template library, a glossary and an operations library are open, no login required. | Resources |
How to compare both on the same case
- Choose five exams from your routine, including at least one critical finding and one measurement in three axes.
- Dictate the same findings in both tools, the way you speak on shift.
- Count the corrections until the report is ready to sign: omission, addition, laterality, measurement and structure.
- Record how many actions each report required: commands, clicks and AI calls.
- Take the report into your RIS and check formatting, signing and what happens to the critical finding.
In both tools, the physician interprets the exam and signs the report, as required by CFM Resolution 2,454/2026. The difference is how much work is left between dictating and signing.
For the trial, the Laudos.AI team sets up your templates. Individual Pro costs BRL 299/month, with up to 1,000 reports per month. The new-user trial ends after 14 days or up to 30 reports, whichever comes first. Institutions receive a proposal with scope, integration and pilot conditions defined in writing.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose Laudos.AI over RadReport?
Because Laudos.AI delivers the complete report from findings dictated in natural speech, in the physician's template, with no per-call AI charge, and covers what RadReport does not publicly describe: RIS integration, critical findings (CRIT), peer review, follow-up and claim denial risk (RADAR), and reporting via WhatsApp (LaudAI).
Is RadReport cheaper than Laudos.AI?
On sticker price, yes: RadReport has a free plan with 20 AI credits per month and plans from BRL 89.90 to BRL 289.90 per month. The difference is what the fee covers. In RadReport, each AI function consumes credits from a monthly quota that does not roll over, and the web RIS extension requires a paid plan. On Laudos.AI Pro (BRL 299/month, up to 1,000 reports), AI is not charged per call and the complete report comes out from the findings.
Does RadReport integrate with PACS or RIS?
According to RadReport's public documentation, accessed on October 20, 2026, there is no direct integration with PACS, RIS or HIS. The RadReport Clip extension inserts phrases and templates into web text fields. Laudos.AI takes the report into the web RIS through the Agent and integrates institutions via HL7 v2, FHIR R4 and DICOM-SR, validated per deployment.
Does Laudos.AI have a free trial and public pricing?
Yes. The trial is 14 days or up to 30 reports, whichever comes first, no card and no automatic charge. The Pro plan costs BRL 299/month for up to 1,000 reports per month, with no commitment. Institutions receive a proposal and can apply for the free pilot.
Is Laudos.AI faster than RadReport?
Laudos.AI publishes the measurement: a median of 52 s from editor to signature across 5,200 production reports, with 54.6% signed in under 1 minute and open methodology. On the RadReport public pages checked on October 20, 2026, there is no time measurement. The workflows are different: in RadReport, the physician dictates with commands and triggers the AI step by step; in Laudos.AI, the physician dictates the findings and the report comes out ready to review and sign.
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Content for physicians and healthcare organizations. Laudos.AI does not interpret examinations or provide patient care. Educational examples do not replace medical assessment.