Subscriptionless. Pay per hour.
Accurate transcripts in minutes, for $2.00 an hour.
Upload an interview, meeting, lecture or podcast — audio or video. What comes back is an editable transcript with the speakers already separated.
See it before you pay
This is a real file, and this is what came back.
Press play. Real audio, unedited output, speaker labels worked out automatically. Click any line to jump the audio to it.
board_strategy_review.mp3
How it works
Three steps, no setup.
Nothing to configure and nothing to pick. Upload, pay for the hour you used, get back to work.
Step 1
Upload a file
MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, FLAC, OGG, WebM or Opus — one file at a time. A phone voice memo works as well as a studio recording.
Step 2
We transcribe it
Most files finish in under five minutes. Speakers separated, language detected, nothing to set.
Step 3
Edit and export
Rename “Speaker A” once and every block updates. Export as TXT, SRT, VTT or DOCX.
What people transcribe
Bring the recording you already have.
No bot to invite, no integration to connect, no meeting to schedule in advance. If you can play the file, it can be transcribed.
- Interviews
- Speakers are separated and labelled for you, so you can see who said what without scrubbing back through the audio.
- Meetings
- Save the Zoom or Teams recording and drop it in. Nothing joins your call, and nothing touches your calendar.
- Podcasts and video
- Subtitle files come out ready to upload. Fix a line in the browser and export it again.
- Lectures and talks
- An hour of lecture is $2.00. Export it as a Word document and edit it like any other.
Pricing
$2.00 per hour of audio.
That is the whole price list. Nothing renews and nothing expires.
$2.00
- Speaker labels, and TXT, SRT, VTT and DOCX exports, included
- The same price in every language
- No subscription, no seats, no credits that expire
- $2.00 minimum per file, billed per minute above that
Against a subscription
Twelve hours of audio in a year — one file a month — costs this much.
Questions people ask first
Everything worth knowing before you upload a file.
Near-human accuracy on clear audio. Heavy accents, crosstalk and noisy rooms reduce quality, and you can fix anything line by line in the browser. The demo above is unedited output — judge it yourself before you pay.
Most files finish in under five minutes. Files over two hours can take ten to fifteen. The page updates on its own, so you can leave it open or come back later.
The language is detected automatically on every upload, and you can pick one at checkout for better accuracy. Same price, same speed, same editor in all of them — including English, Spanish, German, French, Norwegian, Japanese, Mandarin, Arabic and Hindi.
MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, FLAC, OGG, WebM and Opus. Phone recordings (M4A) and video files (MP4) work as they are — there is nothing to convert first.
$2.00 per hour of audio or video, billed per minute, with a $2.00 minimum per file. A 15-minute file and a 55-minute file both cost $2.00. A 90-minute file costs $3.00. There is no subscription and no monthly fee.
No. There are no credit packs and nothing to top up or use before it expires. You pay for a file when you transcribe it, and if you never come back you are never charged again.
It costs you nothing. The money is only taken once the transcript is ready, so nothing leaves your account for a file that does not finish.
Audio is kept for 90 days from your last sign-in by default. You choose the period on the upload you are paying for — anything from delete-immediately to 90 days — and that choice becomes the default for your next one. The transcript itself stays in your account until you delete it.
Yes. Open it, click into a block and type. Cmd+Enter saves, Escape reverts. Speaker labels are editable too — rename “Speaker A” to “Marcos” once and every block updates.
Upload your first file.
One file, $2.00, an editable transcript with speaker labels in minutes. Pay for what you transcribe — there is no subscription to sign up for, and none to cancel.
Start transcribing