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LEXI Text vs Maestra

Both stand on live captioning software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

LEXI Text

Paid Web

LEXI Text covers live caption generation, presentation, scheduling, synchronization, and delivery across broadcast and event contexts. Its language count and stated accuracy are notable, while package pricing requires contacting the maker.

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Maestra

Free trial APIExtensionWeb

Choose Maestra if you need transcription, translation, subtitles, dubbing, or voiceover in one service, especially across multiple languages or real-time meeting integrations. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan or the listed 60-minute entry package does not suit your workload.

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The facts

	LEXI Text	Maestra
Free plan	Not published	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	API, Extension, Web
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Transcription Lite: $23 a month
Plans published	3	15
Maker	LEXI Text	Maestra
Website	ai-media.tv	maestra.ai
On live captioning software	#10 of 20	#6 of 20

LEXI Text: what it does well

Supports 48 caption languages
Speaker identification available
Automatic caption repositioning
Scheduling and synchronization controls
iCap Cloud Network delivery

What to know first

Pricing available only on request
Block hours expire after 12 months
Runs on the web

Maestra: what it does well

Transcription and localization cover more than 125 languages.
Transcripts can include speaker labels, punctuation, and timestamps.
Subtitle files can be edited, translated, and exported as SRT or VTT.
Real-time transcription and translation integrations include Zoom and Google Meet.
Available through web, API, and extension.

What to know first

There is no free plan.
The $12 a month Pay As You Go plan includes 60 minutes.
Voiceover generation is limited to 3000 characters per minute or credit.

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