Transkriptor is an AI transcription service that turns audio recordings, video files and live meetings into editable text in more than 100 languages. Upload an MP3, MP4 or WAV file, or record from the browser, and it returns a transcript along with summaries and action items. An AI chat feature answers questions about a transcript, and team plans add speaker talk-time and sentiment analysis. Paid plans start at $9.99 per month for Lite with 300 minutes, rising to $19.99 per month for Pro with 2,400 minutes and AI summaries, and $30 per seat per month for Team.
Transkriptor suits professionals who spend hours on recordings: journalists transcribing interviews, lawyers and psychologists documenting conversations, doctors and nurses capturing notes, consultants and sales managers reviewing calls, and IT managers recording stand-ups. Students and educators use it for lectures, and a 50 percent education discount is available. Individuals can work from a Chrome extension, web app, desktop app, Android or iOS app. Teams get shared spaces, custom vocabulary for specialized terms, centralized plan management and a custom bot name and avatar for meetings.
Typical workflows include recording a Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams call and receiving structured notes afterward, with templates for sales, marketing and education. A desktop app records meetings without a bot joining the call. Researchers convert interviews into searchable text and build knowledge bases from their transcripts. Content teams turn video into written copy, and managers track speaker time and sentiment across customer calls. Transcripts can be edited, translated, shared and downloaded, and they sync across devices so notes remain available from a phone or a laptop.