Scribie transcribes audio and video by running an AI speech-to-text pass first, then routing the draft through its network of more than 50,000 verified human transcribers who review and correct it before delivery, an approach the company markets under the banner of human-in-the-loop, human-verified transcription rather than leading with the AI step itself. It serves legal, academic, marketing, podcast and general audio and video transcription, includes team collaboration for accounts managing multiple files or transcribers, and exposes an API for developers who want to submit files and retrieve transcripts programmatically. The company, Scribie Technologies, Inc., is based in Wilmington, Delaware, and positions its pricing as among the more affordable options in the transcription category.
The site’s own homepage does not describe the AI step in its process at all, framing the service entirely around human verification; a buyer specifically comparing pure AI transcription tools against Scribie should know that Scribie’s speed and cost still depend on a human review stage rather than delivering an instant, fully automated transcript. As with any transcription service touching legal, medical or other sensitive recordings, a buyer should confirm Scribie’s specific data-handling and confidentiality terms for that use case before uploading.
Standard transcription runs $0.80 per audio minute with a 24-hour turnaround. Premium accuracy, guaranteeing 99.9 percent accuracy, adds $0.50 per minute. Strict verbatim transcription, capturing every filler word and false start, is priced at $0.50 per minute. Rush delivery for a faster turnaround adds $1.25 per minute. Pricing is pay-as-you-go by the minute rather than a recurring subscription.
