Bulk transcription

The whole folder, transcribed

You don't have one file — you have forty. Interviews, calls, lectures, logger hours. Whipscribe takes the pile: every file gets its own transcript, summary, chapters and speaker labels, and the batch is searchable as a set.

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Built for piles, not files

What a backlog actually costs

Packs are one-time and credits never expire — an uneven workload costs the same as a steady one.

The pileMinutesPackCost
10 interviews × 45 min450$12 / 2,000 min$12, with 25 h spare
50 calls × 40 min2,000$12 / 2,000 min$12 exactly
200 recordings × 42 min8,4002 × $24 / 5,000 min$48 for 140 h

No subscription, nothing to cancel. Full pricing →

Honest limits

Whipscribe is hosted, asynchronous transcription: you bring recordings, we return text. It is not real-time, it does not join meetings, and files can be up to 10 hours each. If you need live captions while someone is speaking, this is the wrong tool — for everything already recorded, it's the fast one.

Questions

How many files at once?

As many as you like — each file becomes its own transcript. Up to 10 hours per file, and the batch API accepts lists.

What does 50 recordings cost?

50 × 40 min = 2,000 minutes — exactly one $12 pack (~33 hours). One-time, never expires.

Is this a subscription?

No. $2/60 min · $4/300 · $12/2,000 · $24/5,000 — one-time packs, credits never expire, nothing to cancel.

Speaker labels and summaries on every file?

Yes — diarization, summary, chapters and search on each file, with TXT/SRT/VTT/DOCX export.