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OneDollarTranscript

Pay-per-use transcription: one file, one payment

OneDollarTranscript charges per file, once: $1 for recordings up to 60 minutes and $3 for recordings up to 10 hours. No credits to buy in advance, no monthly plan, no account. You see the exact price after the file is checked, before you pay.

$1 up to 60 minutes $3 up to 10 hours TXT + SRT No signup

Two prices, nothing else

Up to 60 minutes: $1. Longer than that, up to 10 hours: $3. The price is set by the real length of your file, measured on our server, and shown before payment. No per-minute meter, no hidden extras. Local sales tax or VAT is added at checkout where it applies.

Why per file

Subscriptions make sense if you transcribe every day. If you have one interview, one lecture or one meeting, you should not have to start a plan and remember to cancel it.

Included in every order

Full transcript, text with timestamps, SRT subtitles, automatic language detection, and optional translation into another language.

Questions

Is it really one payment?

Yes. Each file is a single one-time card payment through Stripe. Nothing renews.

Do I have to buy credits?

No. You pay for the file you upload, after you see its length and price.

Can I get an invoice or receipt?

Stripe emails a receipt for every payment.

Two prices. That's it.

Priced by the real length of your file, per file, once. No subscription, no credits, no minimums.

Files up to 60 minutes

$1 per file, once

  • Full transcript, word for word
  • TXT (with or without timestamps) + SRT
  • Optional translation into another language
  • 82+ spoken languages, auto-detected
  • Automatic refund if it fails
Upload a file

Longer files, up to 10 hours

$3 per file, once

  • Full transcript, word for word
  • TXT (with or without timestamps) + SRT
  • Optional translation into another language
  • 82+ spoken languages, auto-detected
  • Automatic refund if it fails
Upload a file

Prices include everything we charge. Local sales tax or VAT is added at checkout where it applies. Recordings longer than 10 hours are not supported yet.

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