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Pricing (checked on November 5, 2026)
SleepHQ has two plans. The free one is plenty to try it out, but it covers only 1 device and the last 30 days of data.
Basic
$0/month
Free forever, to get to know the platform
- 1 device (CPAP or oximeter) and 1 account member
- The last 30 days of data
- Breath-by-breath analysis, with events flagged
- Share links, and access to CPAP professionals registered with SleepHQ
- Works with the Magic Uploader (sold separately)
Pro
$14.90/month
or $149 a year (about $12.42 a month)
14-day free trial
- Everything in Basic, plus:
- Unlimited data, devices and account members
- Custom PDF reports with AI Insights
- Sleep journal and advanced trends
- Apple Health and Google Health sync
- Access to the SleepHQ Community
- SleepHQ Academy (a course on CPAP therapy)
- API access, plus member discounts and offers
Prices as listed by SleepHQ in US dollars, and subject to change. The site can also show them in other currencies, including euros, so check the current pricing before you subscribe.
Getting your data in
There are three ways to do it, depending on your machine and your budget. They all end up in the same place: your graphs, in your browser.
Upload the SD card yourself
Basic and ProTake the SD card out of your CPAP, put it in your computer and upload its contents to SleepHQ. This works with every supported machine, which makes it a good way to start, or to check in now and then.
The Magic Uploader (a Wi-Fi device, sold separately)
Basic and ProA small device that slides into your machine's SD card slot, with your card tucked inside it. It sends each night's data over Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz networks only), so you never have to take the card out. The current model, the Magic Uploader Xtreme, costs US$299. According to SleepHQ, it works with ResMed, Philips, Löwenstein and BMC machines on both free and Pro accounts, but not with the ResMed AirMini or the Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle.
The mobile app (iOS and Android)
Basic and ProSleepHQ also has an app for iPhone, iPad and Android, so you can look through and share your nights from your phone. The data itself still comes in from the SD card or the Magic Uploader.
Main features
Breath-by-breath analysis
Basic and Pro
Your flow curve, the events your machine flagged (apneas, hypopneas, flow limitation), leaks and pressure. Included in the free plan.
Unlimited history
Pro only
The free plan keeps the last 30 days. Pro keeps your whole treatment history, which helps when you want to see how things change over several months.
Automatic uploads
Magic Uploader, sold separately
The device sends your data over Wi-Fi every night. No more carrying the SD card back and forth.
PDF reports with AI Insights
Pro only
A formatted PDF report to bring to your doctor, with automatically generated comments on your trends. Those comments are no substitute for your doctor's opinion.
Apple Health and Google Health
Pro only
Automatic syncing, so your CPAP nights sit alongside the rest of the health data on your phone.
Sharing and community
Sharing: Basic and Pro · community: Pro
Share links and access to registered CPAP professionals come with the free plan. The SleepHQ Community is for Pro members.
Compatible CPAP machines
SleepHQ reads most of the recent CPAP machines used in Belgium, from their SD card:
ResMed
- · AirSense 11 and AirCurve 11
- · AirSense 10 and AirCurve 10 (all versions)
- · S9 and Lumis (older models)
Philips Respironics
- · DreamStation 2 (CPAP, Auto, Advanced)
- · DreamStation 1 and DreamStation Go
Fisher & Paykel
- · SleepStyle, SleepStyle Auto
- · ICON Auto
Löwenstein
- · prisma SMART, prisma SOFT
- · prisma20A, prisma20C, prisma25S, prisma30ST
BMC
- · G3 A20 (also sold as the React Health Luna G3)
- · G2S A20
Not supported, according to SleepHQ: the ResMed AirMini (it has no SD card), DeVilbiss, Resvent and Yuwell.
List checked on sleephq.com on November 5, 2026. SleepHQ adds machines regularly, so if yours isn't here, check the official list.
Limits and privacy
- Your data is stored online: your CPAP data lives on SleepHQ's servers. The platform is built in Melbourne, Australia, and its privacy policy does not say where those servers are. If privacy matters most to you, OSCAR (which keeps everything on your computer) is the better fit. You can delete your account and all its data at any time, and free accounts that sit unused for 90 days are deleted after a warning email.
- Going further means paying: the free plan works, but 30 days is a short window for spotting trends. Pro costs US$149 a year.
- It does not replace your medical follow-up. SleepHQ is a tool for keeping an eye on your own treatment. Your sleep center and your CPAP provider are still the people to go to. You can share your reports with them (by link or PDF) to help the conversation along.
- It does not change your settings. SleepHQ shows you the data; it changes nothing on the machine. Any change to the pressure or mode goes through your sleep doctor or your provider.
Frequently asked questions
Next step
Want to really understand your CPAP report?
Our decoder walks you through each number (AHI, leaks, pressure, usage) and the rules of the Belgian NIHDI (INAMI/RIZIV) convention. Pair it with SleepHQ or OSCAR and you have everything you need.
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