TurboScribe

TurboScribe is an AI transcription service for audio and video files with an unlimited-minutes subscription. My attempts to read TurboScribe's pricing page returned a dropped connection and then a forbidden error, so I could not verify prices from the official site and I list pricing as contact sales, with other figures labelled as reported. Search results, including TurboScribe's own blog and review posts, give consistent details. The free plan allows three transcriptions a day of up to 30 minutes each, one upload at a time and lower processing priority. The Unlimited plan is reported at $10 a month billed annually, about $120 a year, or $20 on monthly billing, allowing files up to 10 hours each and up to 50 uploads at once. A competitor claims a 720-hour monthly cap on Unlimited, which I could not confirm.

The tool supports transcription and translation across many languages and exports in common formats, but I could not verify language counts, export lists or the AI features from the official pages. Because the marketing of unlimited transcription varies by source, read the terms for any fair-use cap before committing, and test accuracy on your own audio. I found no acquisition news and saw no sign of inactivity in the 2026 comparison posts the site publishes. Confirm the current promotional price at checkout, since annual pricing is often a limited offer.

TurboScribe suits students, podcasters and journalists with large volumes of recordings. Compare Transkriptor, Notta and Sonix. Browse the Speech & Transcription tools directory for more.

Bulk audio and video transcription

Large uploads.

Interview and lecture transcripts

Fast turnaround.

TurboScribe price?

Reported $10 a month on annual billing.

Free plan?

Reported 3 files a day, 30 minutes each.

Max file?

Reported 10 hours on Unlimited.

Verified?

No, the site blocked access.