Human-verified transcription
Scribie says transcripts are human-verified, with the site emphasizing accurate output rather than fully automated transcription alone.
Scribie is a human-verified transcription service for audio and video content, with manual ordering and a REST API for managing transcript jobs. It is positioned for use cases such as depositions, podcasts, marketing materials, and other recorded content.
Scribie is a human-verified transcription service for turning audio and video into text. The home page positions it as an accurate and affordable option for deposition, podcast, and marketing content, while the audio and video service pages extend that positioning to specialist production workflows.
The service combines human review with a programmatic API. Scribie’s documentation says the API can upload files, manage transcription jobs, fetch completed transcripts, and handle credits and payments, which makes the service suitable for both manual ordering and automated transcription pipelines.
Scribie says transcripts are human-verified, with the site emphasizing accurate output rather than fully automated transcription alone.
The audio and video pages describe 99.9% accuracy and 24-hour turnaround for those services, giving buyers a concrete service level to evaluate.
The service is positioned for deposition, podcast, marketing, audio, and video content, so it can handle different recording types without changing tools.
The documentation says users can upload files, manage transcriptions, check progress, and fetch completed transcripts through a REST API.
The docs mention managing files, credits, user profiles, preferences, team access, permissions, withdrawals, and payments, which indicates support for account and team administration.
The product pages say transcripts are custom formatted to audio or video requirements, which suggests output can be tailored to the source material.
Turn depositions, interviews, or other recorded legal content into text that can be searched and reviewed more easily than the original recording.
Convert podcast episodes or other audio productions into transcripts for publishing, accessibility, and reference workflows.
Produce transcripts for video files that need searchable text, accessibility support, or custom formatting tied to the source material.
Use the API to upload files, monitor job progress, and fetch finished transcripts as part of a larger application or operations workflow.
Handle multi-user ordering and administration with team access, permissions, credits, and payment management in one service.
Scribie provides a REST API for programmatic transcription workflows. The documentation says you can upload audio or video files, manage transcriptions, check progress, fetch completed transcripts, and handle credits and payments through the API.
The documentation says you create a Scribie account, add a valid payment method, then generate an API key from Dashboard Settings under the REST API section. Requests are authenticated with your API key in the Authorization header.
The site says Scribie supports human-verified transcription for audio and video, with copy on the video and audio pages describing 99.9% accuracy and 24-hour turnaround. The home page also positions the service for deposition, podcast, and marketing content.
The source material does not list a full set of export formats. It does indicate that Scribie prepares transcripts for video and audio requirements and supports fetching completed transcripts through the API.
The documentation says team access and permissions are supported in the API. The marketing pages also mention an enterprise tier for bigger teams on the audio and video transcription pages.