txscribe

Comparison

txscribe vs Notta, for recordings you already have

Notta is built around meetings: a bot that joins your calls, live transcription, phone apps and a browser extension. If a bot in your meetings is what you need, it does things we don't, and its price is set out below.

This page is for recordings you upload — interviews, lectures, research — where the differences are in how long a recording can be with speakers labelled, what you can export on each plan, and what happens to your recordings.

Notta's details checked on its own pages on ; each links to its source. Plans and prices change — if something here is out of date, tell us at support@txscribe.ai.

Price

txscribe

Pro: $15 a month, or $12 a month billed yearly; the first month is $7. One plan, no seats.

Notta

Pro $13.49 a month or $97.99 a year; Business $27.99 per seat a month or $199.99 per seat a year. Enterprise is custom, from 51 seats. Sources 1, 2

Time included

txscribe

Free: 90 minutes, once. Pro: 30 hours a month.

Notta

Free: 120 minutes a month, up to 3 minutes per conversation. Pro: 1,800 minutes a month, with no carryover and no extra minutes to buy. Business: unlimited transcription. Sources 1, 2

Longest recording

txscribe

Up to 90 minutes on Free, up to 8 hours on Pro.

Notta

Free: 3 minutes per recording. Pro and above: up to 5 hours, but an upload with speaker labels switched on is limited to 3 hours. Sources 1, 2

Languages

txscribe

82 languages (110 regional variants in the picker). Speaker labels on 14 of those variants — the picker says which before you upload.

Notta

58 languages; bilingual transcription pairs any two of 23 languages, with a few free uses a month and more as a paid add-on on Pro and above. Sources 1, 2, 3

Speaker names

txscribe

Speakers come back numbered. Rename one once and every line follows; names you have used before are offered again. No voice recognition.

Notta

Speaker labels on every plan when switched on at upload, for up to 10 speakers. Its pricing table puts renaming speakers on paid plans; its help centre says all plans. Sources 1, 2, 3

Exports

txscribe

TXT, DOCX, SRT and VTT on every plan, including Free. No audio or PDF export.

Notta

Downloads on Pro and above: TXT, DOCX, SRT, PDF and XLSX, and the recording as MP3, WAV or MP4. Free can copy the text. Sources 1, 2, 3

Translation

txscribe

A translated copy of the whole transcript, on every plan.

Notta

Translation of a finished transcript into 42 languages, on Pro and above; each translation uses the recording's length again from your transcription minutes. Sources 1, 2, 3

Custom word list

txscribe

Up to 1,000 names and terms, on every plan.

Notta

Its pricing table lists custom vocabulary of 3, 200 and 1,000 terms for Free, Pro and Business; its help centre gives English 3, 50 and 200 (the table's figures are its Japanese ones). Sources 1, 2, 3

Checking against the audio

txscribe

Words come back with timestamps: click any line to jump to that moment in the recording. A line you correct keeps its paragraph's timing rather than per-word timing. Answers to questions about a transcript link to the moments they came from.

Notta

While it plays, click any part of a block to play from there; correcting the text doesn't update its timestamps. Sources 1, 2

Training on your recordings

txscribe

We do not use your recordings or transcripts to train models.

Notta

Its Terms license your data "only as reasonably necessary" to provide, maintain and update the service, to prevent or address service, security, support or technical issues, as required by law, or as you expressly permit in writing; its privacy policy says it may use information to improve the service and makes no general statement about training, and its help centre lists "No data training" among the Enterprise plan's security features. On Pro and above, its desktop app's Privacy Mode transcribes on your own computer, imported files included, and that content is not used for AI model training. Sources 1, 2, 3, 4

Where Notta is the better choice

  • Meetings, live and on the phone. A meeting bot for Zoom, Teams, Meet and Webex, live transcription, mobile apps and a Chrome extension, on every plan. Sources 1, 2, 3, 4 txscribe has no meeting bot; it can show live captions while you record in the browser, but the transcript you edit comes afterwards.
  • Price. Pro $13.49 a month or $97.99 a year; Business $27.99 per seat a month or $199.99 per seat a year. Enterprise is custom, from 51 seats. Sources 1, 2 At regular prices, Notta Pro costs less than txscribe Pro, billed monthly or yearly, for the same hours a month — not counting txscribe's discounted first month.
  • Two languages in one recording. 58 languages; bilingual transcription pairs any two of 23 languages, with a few free uses a month and more as a paid add-on on Pro and above. Sources 1, 2, 3 In txscribe, speech in a second language may come back translated instead of transcribed, or not at all.
  • PDF, spreadsheet and audio exports. Downloads on Pro and above: TXT, DOCX, SRT, PDF and XLSX, and the recording as MP3, WAV or MP4. Free can copy the text. Sources 1, 2, 3 We export TXT, DOCX, SRT and VTT.
  • Transcribing on your own computer. On Pro and above, its desktop app's Privacy Mode transcribes recordings and imported files on your own computer, without sending them to its cloud — in a limited set of languages, with cloud features paused. Source txscribe transcribes in the cloud.
  • A security report to hand over. Its security page says SOC 2 Type II, obtained through an independent audit; its pricing table offers the certification reports on Business and Enterprise. Sources 1, 2 We have no SOC 2 report.

What txscribe doesn't do well

  • Speaker labels work in 14 of our 110 language variants. In the rest the transcript has no speaker labels, and there are no speakers to rename.
  • A recording that switches language partway may come back translated rather than transcribed — or not at all — and nothing marks it as missing. Name the main language instead of leaving it on automatic.
  • Summaries do not point back to the moment each line came from. Answers to questions do.

Try it on one of your recordings.

Up to 10 minutes, no account and no card. A table can tell you the limits; only your own audio tells you whether the transcript holds.

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