Transkriptor
Multilingual AI transcription and meeting intelligence for recordings, interviews, webinars and reusable text content.
Official evidence supports 100-plus-language audio/video transcription, bot and bot-free meeting capture, editable speaker-tagged records, SRT exports and AI summaries; it does not supply complete content campaign management.
Web, desktop and mobile workflows with direct uploads and meetings are documented; sampled G2 users often praise speed, but some report noisy-audio edits and upload reliability complaints.
Vendor discloses Lite, Pro, Team and bulk minute allowances in USD, plus monthly/annual amounts; expiring unused minutes, per-seat usage, annual commitment and limited free trial complicate total cost.
A detailed vendor integration directory, developer webhooks and security-policy page support business workflows, but no Toollers audit tested data isolation, CRM sync, model training claims or certifications.
Scored by Vishal Singh
Quick facts
- Vendor
- Textintel FZE
- Pricing model
- freemium
- Plan pricing
- Free 90-minute trial; Pro $8.33/mo billed annually ($99.99/year), or Lite $9.99/mo month-to-month Vendor source checked; not a hands-on review
- Free plan
- Yes — check limits
- Free trial
- Yes — check eligibility
- Last verified
- Not yet verified
About Transkriptor
Transkriptor is an AI transcription and note-taking service that converts recordings, meetings, video files and links into editable text, subtitles, summaries and action items. It supports 100-plus languages, speaker labels, AI chat over transcriptions, knowledge bases, web and mobile access, and a desktop recorder that can capture call audio without inviting a meeting bot. It also offers a meeting-bot workflow, team workspaces, integrations with CRMs and project tools, and developer APIs. Marketing teams can repurpose interviews, webinars and podcasts into article notes and caption-ready material, but Transkriptor is not an integrated SEO, social campaign, editorial publishing or analytics suite. The listed content-marketing category therefore requires an editor decision.
Best for
Marketers, researchers, consultants, journalists and customer-facing teams converting interviews, webinars, podcasts or meetings into searchable notes, SRT subtitles and follow-up assets.
Transkriptor pros and cons
Pros
- The official app records and transcribes meetings, file uploads and YouTube-linked material in more than 100 languages, with speaker identification and edit tools.
- Paid Pro adds AI summaries, chat over transcripts, reusable meeting templates and an indexed knowledge base.
- A desktop capture workflow can record calls without a visible meeting bot, alongside conventional meeting-bot options.
- Transkriptor documents a broad integration directory, including Google Drive, Salesforce, HubSpot, ClickUp, Confluence and workflow webhooks.
- The pricing page discloses monthly minute pools, per-seat Team fees, annual equivalents and four bulk-capacity tiers rather than hiding all costs.
Cons
- −The source-sheet Content Marketing category is only a partial fit: transcription and summaries do not replace campaign planning, publishing or SEO measurement.
- −Unused monthly transcription minutes expire instead of rolling over, so low-volume or seasonal users can lose allowance.
- −Some sampled G2 reviewers report manual cleanup with overlapping speakers, background noise or specialist jargon; vendor accuracy percentages are not independent test results.
- −AI chat and the knowledge base are Pro-level capabilities; Team call analytics, custom vocabulary and administration add per-seat costs.
- −Capterra country pages currently report inconsistent review counts and scores for product-matched listings, limiting precision of external benchmark summaries.
Features
Platforms
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Pricing — vendor source checked
Pricing at a glance
The pricing FAQ names a Free – 90 Minutes option and vendor comparison material describes an introductory 90-minute allocation. It is not a verified recurring monthly 90-minute credit grant; eligibility and duration can vary by web/mobile checkout.
$9.99 billed month-to-month; 300 transcription minutes per month. No verified current annual Lite price was visible on the primary official pricing page.
$19.99 monthly or approximately $8.33/mo billed $99.99 annually; 2,400 transcription minutes per month; AI summary, AI chat, custom templates and knowledge base. The exact cents are taken from the vendor $99.99 annual bill, not 8.33 x 12.
$30 per seat monthly, or $20 per seat per month equivalent billed $240 per seat annually; 3,000 minutes per seat per month. The official page lists shared workspaces, custom vocabulary, call analysis and administrative controls.
100 transcription hours per month: $60 monthly or $30/mo equivalent billed $360/year. Confirm whether shared pools and simultaneous team rights require additional contracts.
250 transcription hours per month: $150 monthly or $75/mo equivalent billed $900/year. Separate from individual Pro/Team minute limits.
500 transcription hours per month: $300 monthly or $150/mo equivalent billed $1,800/year. Confirm overage rates and eligible batch upload methods.
1,000 transcription hours per month: $600 monthly or $300/mo equivalent billed $3,600/year. Annual prices require upfront annual commitment.
The official site invites businesses with specialized team or security requirements to contact sales; seat pricing, account management, support and contract terms are quote-specific.
Official pricing / availability source · Checked 27 October 2026. Confirm current taxes, regional terms and allowances. A listed plan is not necessarily the cheapest option.
Editorial verification: Not yet verified. Check the vendor's site for current pricing.