If you came looking for Temi, you found a redirect. We checked the site on 2026-09-15 and wrote down what it does now — then, because you still need a transcript, a pack from $4 opens it in full.
The honest situation
Most pages like this line up two live products. This one cannot, so it reports what is there.
Ask for temi.com today and you are moved twice: the bare domain hands you to www.temi.com, which hands you to a single page at www.temi.com/try-rev, headed Transcripts at lightning speed. Underneath, the pieces of a working site are gone. The pricing page returns 404. So do the sitemap and the robots file. The blog is redirected to the transcription blog on rev.com. That is all that remains.
We will not speculate about when or why, or about what is still reachable inside anyone's old account. The useful part is simpler: people used Temi because they wanted a machine transcript quickly and cheaply. That need did not retire with the site.
What we checked
Each row is a request and the response we got. Anyone can repeat them. If the site returns, tell us and this page gets rewritten.
| URL requested | Response on 2026-09-15 |
|---|---|
| temi.com | 308 redirect to www.temi.com |
| www.temi.com | 302 redirect to www.temi.com/try-rev |
| www.temi.com/try-rev | 200 OK — one page titled Transcripts at lightning speed |
| www.temi.com/pricing | 404 Not Found |
| www.temi.com/how-it-works | 404 Not Found |
| www.temi.com/robots.txt | 404 Not Found |
| www.temi.com/sitemap.xml | 404 Not Found |
| www.temi.com/blog | 301 redirect to the transcription blog on rev.com |
A site with no pricing page or sitemap is not expecting customers. Where the redirects lead is covered on our Rev alternative page.
What you get here instead
Upload a recording or paste a link, and minutes later there is a transcript to read, correct and download. Minutes come in one-time packs — $8 for 1,000, about 48 cents an hour, up to $24 for 5,000 at about 29 cents — and a pack from $4 opens the full transcript, in full, at any length.
Downloads: TXT, DOCX as a real Word file, SRT, VTT, JSON and Markdown. Speaker labels show in the transcript view; among downloads only JSON carries them, so the rest are plain text.
Picking up where you left off
If one of these is your afternoon, finish it here.
A recorded conversation that has to become text before a deadline. Drop it in, read it free if it is your first.
SRT and VTT come out of the same job; the caption generator and YouTube to SRT are the direct routes.
Old recordings you can no longer reach are worth re-running from the audio; a $24 pack covers about 83 hours. Who spoke when is on the speaker labels page.
Same format for Rev, Sonix, Trint and Happy Scribe.
Questions people ask first
Not as a service you can sign up for. Checked 2026-09-15: temi.com redirects to www.temi.com, which redirects again to a single page at www.temi.com/try-rev. The pricing page, robots file and sitemap all return 404, and the blog redirects to rev.com. What is left is a landing page, not a product.
The homepage sends visitors to www.temi.com/try-rev, a page headed Transcripts at lightning speed, and the Temi blog redirects to the transcription blog on rev.com. Both point the same way. We keep a factual comparison on our Rev alternative page.
Export anything you can still reach and keep your own copies. We cannot tell you what remains accessible inside an individual account and will not guess: we can only report what the public site does today. If you still have the audio, re-transcribing takes minutes.
Whipscribe sells minutes in one-time packs rather than per file: $8 for 1,000 minutes is about 48 cents an hour, $24 for 5,000 about 29 cents. A pack from $4 opens the full transcript, so you can judge the quality on your own audio first.
A transcript comes back in minutes, because nothing waits for a human typist. A single file can run to 10 hours or 5 GB, covering a full day of conference audio. Upload it, or paste a link.
You get SRT and VTT alongside TXT, DOCX as a real Word file, JSON and Markdown. On speakers, be careful: labels are shown in the transcript view on the site, and of the downloads only JSON carries them. TXT, DOCX, SRT and VTT come out as plain text with no speaker names.
Packs from $4 in full, at any length; then packs from $4 for 500 minutes.
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