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6 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Transcription you can pay for by the hour
Sonix charges by the hour of audio rather than a newsroom seat, from $10, the pay-as-you-go option against Trint's position as the dearest tool in the category.
Works with Podcast
Transcription built to land in an edit
Simon Says exports a transcript that drops straight into an editing timeline, from $20, built for one editor rather than several people in the same file.
Works with Podcast
Unlimited transcription for ten dollars
TurboScribe transcribes without counting minutes for $10, with three free files a day to test accuracy before paying anything.
Works with Podcast
Speech to text you call as an API
AssemblyAI is an API you call from your own code rather than a shared workspace, with a free tier to test volume before committing to anything.
Works with Podcast
Transcripts and subtitles in 60-plus languages
Happy Scribe covers 60-plus languages, from $8.50, without the shared multi-editor workspace built for a newsroom.
Works with YouTube, Podcast
Human transcription by the minute
Scribie transcribes by hand rather than by machine, billed by the minute, for audio where accuracy matters more than Trint's newsroom features and shared workspace.
