Transcribe Basque audio to text
Transcribe Basque audio to text: no service we measured ships a Basque interface. Our two engines, the limits, the prices and the market, 21 October 2026.
No service we measured ships a Basque interface, and ours does not ship a Basque engine either. What works today: the file goes up at up to 30 minutes, the transcript comes back with timecodes and speakers, and the free plan covers 3 files a day for $0.
A small language, a short list
Basque sits in a corner of the market: a real working language with a small share, while the big transcription services publish a number for their languages without naming them. We read the interface lists of 18 services on 21 October 2026 and none of them has a Basque interface. Our own engine covers 99+ languages, so we are not the answer for Basque speech either.
The file, the limits and the market
- Basque
Nthe recording language is detected automatically.
- Interfaces in the market
TurboScribe 41 languages, Transkriptor 23, tl;dv 11 — none of them is Basque
- Language claims
TurboScribe 98+, Transcribe.com 120+, Sonix 54+, Rev 58 foreign languages at $0.30 an hour
What to do with a Basque recording
- 1
Know what the file will get
A Basque recording is accepted like any other: up to 30 minutes, 3 files a day on the free plan.Tthe recording language is detected automatically.
- 2
Test the market yourself
Services that publish a language count without a list deserve a test: Sonix claims 54+ languages, Transcribe.com claims 120+, Rev quotes 58 foreign languages at $0.30 an hour.
- 3
Watch for Spanish inside
A Basque recording often carries Spanish sentences. Set the language by hand when you know what the file is, and read the first minute of the result.
- 4
Export what you have
TXT, Markdown, SRT, VTT, CSV or DOCX, with a timecode on every segment and speaker labels on request.
Tips
Code-switching is the norm in Basque recordings; split the file by language if you can.
Test one minute before you send an hour.
Keep the recording: the transcript is one edit away from the truth.
Ask for the engine list in writing before you buy a yearly plan.
Questions about Basque transcription
Is there a Basque interface anywhere?
Not among the 18 services in our audit of 21 October 2026. TurboScribe ships 41 interface languages and none of them is Basque, and the biggest claim in the market comes without a list.
What do you do with a Basque file?
We do not sell it as a Basque transcript.Tthe recording language is detected automatically. Ask us for the evaluation report if you need numbers we have not published.
How much does the service cost?
Free is $0 with 3 files a day of up to 30 minutes each. Pro is $10 a month paid yearly, $120 a year, or $20 a month paid monthly. Every plan keeps the same file limits: up to 30 minutes.
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Transcribe Galician audio to textAnother language the market does not list.
Sources
- RRev pricing page, read 21 October 2026rev.ai · checked 21 October 2026
- SSonix pricing page, read 21 October 2026sonix.ai · checked 21 October 2026
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