Audio & voice · pricing
Best for podcasters, voiceover artists, and video editors who need precise audio slicing without uploading recordings.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Who it is for | Key limits | API |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trial web |
Free | One-time | Testing the app with your own audio before committing to purchase | 7 days of full access; All features included | No |
| Perpetual License web |
$29 one-time | One-time | Voiceover artists, podcasters, and video editors cutting audio regularly | Unlimited audio transcription and slicing; Use on up to 3 machines simultaneously | No |
7-day free trial with all features unlocked; no card required
7 days of full access before purchase is required
None; one-time $29 includes all future updates
Tax included in the $29 price
Prices checked Oct 1, 2026 on the official US pricing page. Official pricing ↗ Prices and limits change often.
Vendor pricing page re-checked automatically 12 days ago: no changes detected.
7-day free trial with all features unlocked; no card required
7 days of full access before purchase is required
Free source (opens in a new tab)
One-time
No payment required for trial; every feature unlocked
For: Testing the app with your own audio before committing to purchase
Limits
Includes
No API
$29 one-time source (opens in a new tab)
One-time
Tax included; no subscription or recurring charges
For: Voiceover artists, podcasters, and video editors cutting audio regularly
Limits
Includes
No API
None; one-time $29 includes all future updates
Tax included in the $29 price
At the listed prices, a single user pays between $348 and $348 a year on the fixed-price plans. Annual billing discounts, taxes and usage-based extras are listed per plan above where the vendor publishes them.
The models are OpenAI's, MIT-licensed, and anyone can run them. What you're paying for is everything between a transcript and a delivered file: correcting word timings that arrive late, coupling the transcript and waveform so each drives the other, filename templating, and byte-level slicing that cuts from the source rather than re-encoding it. source (opens in a new tab)
Transcribing never needs internet. You need a connection twice: once to download a transcription model, and once to activate your license. After that it runs with the network off, which is ideal for planes or studios with no guest wifi. source (opens in a new tab)
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