Is Hindi supported by anyone we checked?
We could not confirm it. Of the 15 services we read on 22 October 2026, none names Hindi on its pricing page, and the ones with big counts do not publish the list behind the count.
Hindi audio
Transcribe Hindi audio to text
Transcribe Hindi audio to text: no pricing page we read names Hindi, and Hindi mixes with English in every second recording.
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In short
Not one of the 15 pricing pages we read names Hindi, so no service can be quoted for it from a market table. Our engine covers 99+ languages — and a Hindi file needs a service that will show you a Devanagari sample before you pay.
The case
The recording that changes language mid-sentence
Hindi in a working recording is rarely pure Hindi. English technical words, brand names and numbers arrive in the middle of a sentence, and the writer has to choose a script for each one: Devanagari for the Hindi part, Latin letters for the rest. The vowel signs that hang above and below the line carry the vowel, and a transcript that loses them turns a word into another word.
The market, counted, and what it does not say
| What | Value |
|---|---|
| Our engine | 99+ languages, set by you or detected automatically |
| Hindi | not transcribed by our engine |
| Who names Hindi | nobody on the pages we read, and Hindi is not in the list of languages Fathom says it translates into |
| The wider market | HappyScribe 150+, TurboScribe 98+, Sonix 54+ transcription languages — the count is published, the Hindi entry is not |
| What it costs there | Sonix pay as you go is $10 an hour; our own Pro plan is $10 a month paid yearly |
How to test a Hindi transcription service
- 1
Find the words in English
A Hindi recording usually carries a fair number of English words. Write them down: they are the first thing a service gets wrong and the easiest for you to check.
- 2
Look at the vowel signs
The signs sit above and below the line. A text without them is still Devanagari, but it is a different word on the page.
- 3
Test a code-switched minute
One minute with two English words inside a Hindi sentence shows whether the service keeps the switch or guesses the other way round.
- 4
Keep the digits out of it
A phone number read out loud in Hindi is a test of the digits. If the service hands that back right, you can trust it with a price.
Tips
Write down the English words first.
A minute of code-switching is enough.
Check the vowel signs.
Ask for a sample in Devanagari.
Questions this page answers
Does Transcribsi transcribe Hindi?
No. Our engine reads 99+ languages, and we do not put a language on the site before the engine can read it.
Devanagari or Latin letters?
Both, in the same recording: Hindi words in Devanagari, English words in Latin letters. A good transcript keeps that split, because a reader of either language can follow it.
What if the speaker mixes languages?
Most do, and most transcripts handle it. The risk sits at the switch, where a half-spoken English word gets completed in Hindi, or the other way round.
Related pages
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Sources
- HHappyScribe pricing — 150+ languages and dialectshappyscribe.com · checked 22 October 2026
- SSonix pricing — 54+ languages, pay as you go $10 an hoursonix.ai · checked 22 October 2026
- FFathom overview — what it transcribes and what it translatesfathom.ai · checked 22 October 2026
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