Is Deepgram cheaper than Transcribsi?
For a single hour of audio, yes: Nova-3 monolingual is $0.0048 a minute, about $0.29 an hour. Our Pro plan is $10 a month with no minute limit, and the free plan gives 3 files a day.
Deepgram bills $0.0048–$0.0092 a minute and gives $200 of free credit. Transcribsi gives 3 files a day for free and $10 a month with no minute limit. Read on 24 October 2026.
Deepgram charges $0.0048 to $0.0092 a minute and hands out $200 of free credit on an account with no card. Transcribsi charges $10 a month with no minute limit of audio, gives 3 files a day for free, and takes one file of up to 30 minutes on the free plan.
a transcription service for files: a REST API, an MCP server and plugins for Claude and ChatGPT
a speech-to-text platform for developers, with text-to-speech, a voice agent API and audio intelligence on the same account
a subscription: $10 a month paid yearly ($120 a year) with no minute limit of audio, or $20 a month paid monthly
per minute of audio, pay as you go: $0.0048 for Nova-3 monolingual and $0.0058 for the multilingual one, up to $0.0092 a minute depending on the model; $0.0048 a minute is about $0.29 an hour; the Growth plan starts at $4,000 a year and saves up to 20%
$0: 3 files a day, up to 30 minutes per file, no card
a $200 credit on an account that needs no card, then pay-as-you-go
up to 30 minutes per file on the free plan, no minute limit on Pro
no file size and no duration limit named on the pricing page
99+ languages, set by you or detected
45+ for the Nova models; the number for the Flux models is not named on the page
TXT, Markdown, SRT, VTT, CSV, and DOCX on Pro
not offered: we take a file that is already finished
REST and WebSocket streaming, up to 50 concurrent REST calls and 150 WebSocket sessions on pay-as-you-go, 225 on Growth
a REST API under /v1 and an MCP server with 4 tools, from the Pro plan
REST and WebSocket APIs, an API playground, a voice agent API and a published /llms.txt for agents
none: no bot joins your meeting and we sell no recorder of our own
none on the pricing page: Deepgram ships models and APIs, not a meeting assistant
no translation, no summaries, no speech-to-speech, no add-ons
text-to-speech from $0.015 a 1,000 characters, a voice agent API from $0.050 a minute, audio intelligence, and redaction, entity detection and speaker diarization as paid add-ons
our own engine outside the United States; a file that is entirely in English may go to a third-party cloud provider in the United States when that fallback is on
a dedicated EU endpoint, GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2 and self-hosted deployments
The Deepgram pricing page reads like a menu for a developer: a model in every row, a price per minute, and add-ons that cost fractions of a cent. That menu is precise, and it is also a promise you have to read twice, because the free part is $200 of credit and not a plan. Our side of the table is simpler on purpose: a subscription, a daily number of files, and a file that arrives whole.
Deepgram prices the minute, so the bill depends on the model: $0.0048 a minute for Nova-3 monolingual, $0.0058 for the multilingual one. Our plan is a month, so the same file costs the same on the first day and on the last.
The $200 of Deepgram credit is a one-off, and the page does not say how long it lives. Our free plan renews every day: 3 files, 30 minutes each, no card and no clock.
Deepgram names 45+ languages for the Nova models. We publish 99+ languages, and we would rather say that than put a number we cannot defend.
Deepgram sells add-ons: redaction, keyterm prompting, entity detection and speaker diarization, each priced per minute. We do not sell them, and our transcript comes with timecodes and a speaker split on request.
Count the minutes before the months.
A credit is not a plan.
Read which model the price belongs to.
Ask for the export formats you need.
For a single hour of audio, yes: Nova-3 monolingual is $0.0048 a minute, about $0.29 an hour. Our Pro plan is $10 a month with no minute limit, and the free plan gives 3 files a day.
A $200 credit on an account that needs no card, and then pay-as-you-go. The page calls it a free credit, not a plan, and does not name a monthly limit.
The pricing page says the Nova models support 45+ languages. The number for the Flux models is not named there. We publish 99+ languages for recognition: 99+ languages.
Not on the page we read. Deepgram sells models and APIs, so the audio has to reach it from somewhere else. We also take a file and never join a call.
Yes: the pricing page says no credit card is required and that the account starts with a $200 credit. Our free plan also asks for no card.
Speakers by name, a time on every line, export to TXT, SRT, VTT, CSV and Markdown.