Verbit

What Verbit is

Verbit provides transcription and captioning through an API. It identifies speakers, supports timestamps and exports results as PDF, Microsoft Word, CSV, JSON, SRT or plain text. The Standard plan lists 100 hours per month, one user and four transcription and captioning languages. Legal plans include certified final transcripts, English transcription, translation in more than 30 languages, encrypted storage and email or chat support. Legal Capture and Legal Visor list unlimited hours or usage with translation in more than 28 languages. Campus Complete includes unlimited hours, two transcription languages and unlimited translation in two languages. A Custom Plan lists more than 28 transcription and captioning languages. Verbit states support for four languages and includes 6,000 minutes. It is a paid API service with no free plan. Prices for the listed plans are not provided. The maker, Verbit, was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in New York.

Who it suits

It suits organizations needing API-based transcription or captioning, including legal and campus users. The plan mix also serves teams needing speaker labels, timestamps or varied export formats.

Limits

Verbit has no free plan. Standard lists 100 hours per month and one user; other plan limits and allowances vary, with several plans listing unlimited hours or usage.

Getting started

1. Visit the Verbit website
2. Choose a plan matching general, legal, campus, or custom needs
3. Select Standard for 100 monthly hours and one user, or an unlimited plan
4. Use the API to connect transcription or captioning workflows
5. Export results in the available file formats

Verdict

Verbit offers API transcription and captioning with options tailored to general, legal and campus work. Its main choice points are language coverage, hour limits and whether a specialized plan is needed.