Does Lithuanian work with your engine?
No. We accept 99+ languages. A Lithuanian recording goes to a service that names Lithuanian in its own list.
Transcribe Lithuanian audio to text: our engine runs 99+ languages. The word-error class AssemblyAI publishes for Lithuanian, the language lists that name it and what the plans cost, read on 21 and 22 October 2026.
Lithuanian is not one of our 99+ languages: we run 99+ languages only. AssemblyAI puts Lithuanian in the class of 25–50 % word error, Descript transcribes 25 languages and names it there, and Sonix lists it among its 54. Our file limit is 30 minutes.
Lithuanian is the middle of the accuracy tables: better than the class above 50 %, worse than the good one under 25 %. The middle is where a pilot costs a few dollars and a paid hour costs a decision, so this page is written around one question: what the published numbers say before you pay for minutes.
| What | Value |
|---|---|
| Our free plan | $0: 3 files a day, up to 30 minutes per file, no card; 99+ languages only |
| Sonix | 54 transcription languages, Lithuanian among them; a Lithuanian page in its sitemap |
| Descript | 25 transcription languages include Lithuanian, and 61 caption-translation languages; its 30 dubbing languages do not |
| AssemblyAI, Universal-2 | 99+ languages; Lithuanian sits in the class of 25–50 % word error |
| HappyScribe | 150+ languages and dialects, and a transcribe-lithuanian page in its sitemap |
| Notta | a lithuanian-speech-to-text page in its sitemap |
AssemblyAI's Universal-2 table puts Lithuanian with Kazakh, Latvian, Welsh and Icelandic in the 25–50 % word error class. Not the worst class, not the good one.
Sonix names 54 transcription languages and Lithuanian is on it; Descript names 25 and Lithuanian is there too. Two lists, and a measured class that is not flattering.
HappyScribe Basic is two hours for $8.50 a month paid yearly, Notta gives 1,800 minutes for $8.17, Sonix counts hours at $10. Ask for the unit.
Our part: 30 minutes per file on the free plan, no minute limit, $0 for 3 files a day, 6 export formats and speaker labels on request. Lithuanian audio is another job.
The class tells you what to expect; the minute tells you what you get. Run the worst minute of your recording through two services and compare the words.
The middle class is where a pilot belongs.
Compare measured classes, not marketing claims.
Ask for the unit before the price.
Check the first minute of your own recording.
No. We accept 99+ languages. A Lithuanian recording goes to a service that names Lithuanian in its own list.
It is AssemblyAI's own word-error band for Lithuanian on Universal-2, between the good class at 10–25 % and the class above 50 %. Read on 21 October 2026.
It is short and it is explicit: Croatian, Lithuanian, Slovak, Polish, Romanian and 20 more, published on the pricing page we read on 22 October 2026.
$10 a month paid yearly ($120 a year) or $20 a month, with 3 free transcriptions a day of up to 30 minutes. The prices were read on 21 October 2026.
No. It means every word has to be checked, not that the file cannot be handled. Budget for a review of the names and the numbers.
Which languages our engine takes, with the code of each and whether the language is detected automatically.
Transcribe Slovak audio to textA language in the good class of the same table.
Transcribe Croatian audio to textA language several services do cover.
Free audio to text toolsWhat the free plan of each service gives.
Speakers by name, a time on every line, export to TXT, SRT, VTT, CSV and Markdown.