Transkriptor
Low-cost AI transcription for files and meetings in more than 100 languages.
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About Transkriptor
Transkriptor transcribes uploaded audio and video, recordings from its apps and online meetings, and adds AI summaries, chat over transcripts, custom summary templates and translation. It supports more than 100 languages, which makes it popular with students, researchers and international teams looking for cheap minutes. You can record meetings through a bot or its extension, use mobile apps, and export transcripts and subtitles in common formats. Pricing is built around monthly minute allowances: Lite for occasional use, Pro with much larger allowances and AI tools, and Team with per-seat minutes plus shared spaces and call analysis, all substantially cheaper billed annually. Bulk hour packages suit agencies and heavy users. Transkriptor's accuracy is comparable to other AI services built on modern speech models, though the interface is less refined and support for live meeting features is thinner than dedicated notetakers like Otter or Fireflies.
Best for: Students and researchers who need lots of transcription minutes at a low price.
Pros and cons
What works
- 100+ languages
- Cheap annual plans and bulk hour packages
- AI summaries and chat over transcripts
Why people leave
- Interface less polished than leading tools
- Live meeting features are basic
- Minute allowances to keep track of
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Transkriptor: common questions
Is Transkriptor free?
No, Transkriptor is a paid product. Starting price: $9.99/month (Lite) (checked on Transkriptor's own site).
Is Transkriptor open source?
No, Transkriptor is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Buzz.
What platforms does Transkriptor run on?
Transkriptor is available for Web, iOS, Android and Browser extension.
What are the best alternatives to Transkriptor?
The highest-ranked Transkriptor alternatives right now are Notta, Sonix and Otter.ai. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.