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TranscribeCat vs Trint
Trint does not publish prices. TranscribeCat is $2.00 an hour, stated on the page. Here is what we could and could not verify, and how to compare anyway.
What Trint is
Trint is a transcription and story-building tool aimed at newsrooms and enterprise teams, with a strong reputation for its editor and its collaboration features. It is the one vendor on this list we cannot put a price against, because it does not publish one.
Cost per hour of audio
| Hours per month | 1 h | 2 h | 5 h | 10 h | 20 h | 40 h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TranscribeCat | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 |
| Trint | — | — | — | — | — | — |
There is no monthly volume at which Trint becomes cheaper than we are.
Where Trint is the better choice
Trint is built for a newsroom workflow — collaborative editing, story assembly, team permissions — and for an organisation that needs that, an unpublished enterprise price is normal and probably negotiable in your favour. We have none of those features and are not trying to.
Where we are
We checked on 5 September 2026: their pricing page, their plans page and two other likely URLs all return 404, their sitemap contains no pricing URL, and the plan catalogue behind their app loads only for an authenticated user. Figures circulate on review sites; none is on Trint’s own site, so none appears here. Our price is $2.00 an hour, published, with no sales call between you and the number.
Which to pick
Pick Trint if you are a team that needs a collaborative newsroom tool and has someone whose job is to negotiate software contracts.
Pick us if you would like to know what something costs before you talk to anybody.
What you get either way, from us
$2.00 per hour of audio, $2.00 minimum per file, tax included. No subscription, no seats and no expiring credits. If a transcription fails, the card authorization is cancelled and no money is taken. Audio is deleted 90 days after your last sign-in.