Pricing

Individual Users

Receive clinical-grade speech therapy at home. Explore below.

Self-Directed

Self-Directed Pathway

Service Cost:
$149 per user

Example Cost Structure:
$149 • SpeechATTAX 28-day program
$60 • Optional check-in sessions (each)

What’s Included:
Custom therapy application (iPad)
Structured daily intervention
In-app guidance
Progress tracking and summary reporting

Benefits:
Provides a clear pathway to recovery
Allows daily therapy without frequent clinic visits
Customised for progressive neurological conditions

All prices are displayed in AUD

Clinician-Supported (Recommended)

Clinician-Supported Pathway

Service Cost:
$600 per user

Example Cost Structure:
$149 • SpeechATTAX 28-day program
$300 • Initial and final Telehealth consultations
$150 • Maintenance (light-touch clinician oversight)

What's Included:
Custom therapy application (iPad)
Digital consultations with dedicated speech pathologists
Weekly maintenance sessions for up to 6 months
Review and guidance at end of program

Benefits:
Provides custom guidance from expert clinicians
Retains independence while promoting success
Ensures accountability and consistency

All prices are displayed in AUD

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Independent recovery.

SpeechATTAX offers an independent alternative to traditional dysarthria therapy, backed by science.

Greater autonomy. Easier access. Better speech.

  • SpeechATTAX delivers clinical-grade therapy directly to the home. Users receive guided intervention at the touch of a button, with exercises focused on improving speech clarity.

  • As demonstrated in the world’s largest study of ataxia speech therapy, SpeechATTAX drives meaningful change—improving clarity, naturalness, and stability.

    Designed to fit seamlessly into daily life, it removes the need for frequent clinic visits, while supporting greater independence and autonomy.

  • More broadly, SpeechATTAX is designed for people with progressive neurological conditions.

    However, it may be especially useful:

    • When there is reduced access to services, for instance due to geographic barriers

    • As a supplement to existing therapy

    • To foster improvement between clinic sessions and prevent plateaus

    • For those seeking independence