Can you transcribe Slovak audio?
No. Our engine takes 99+ languages. A Slovak recording needs one of the services that names Slovak, and this page names five.
Transcribe Slovak audio to text: our engine runs 99+ languages. Descript, Sonix, AssemblyAI, TurboScribe, HappyScribe and Notta on Slovak, with prices and the dates we read them.
Slovak is one of the 99+ languages our engine reads, and the market covers it too: Descript transcribes 25 languages and names Slovak and Czech as two separate entries, AssemblyAI rates Slovak at 10–25 % word error, and Sonix lists it among 54.
Slovak sits inside the vocabulary of the largest tools in the market, which is why a Slovak recording is easy to send somewhere else. The useful question is which service treats the language as a first-class entry rather than a translation target, and what the money looks like. We run 99+ languages, and we do not pretend to be another one.
| What | Value |
|---|---|
| Sonix | $10 an hour, or Core at $25 a month |
| HappyScribe | $8.50 a month paid yearly, two hours |
| Notta | $8.17 a month paid yearly, 1,800 minutes |
| Descript | from $16 a month paid yearly |
| TurboScribe | $10 a month paid yearly, unlimited files |
| AssemblyAI | no price in the data we read |
Descript's pricing page names its transcription languages: Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Romanian and 19 more. Slovak is there, and the file is edited as text afterwards.
Both are in Descript's 25 and both are in Sonix's 54, as separate entries. A service that lists them together usually runs one engine for the pair.
AssemblyAI puts Slovak next to Bulgarian and Czech in the 10–25 % word error class of its Universal-2 table, with Arabic and Hebrew. Read on 21 October 2026.
Transcription is only half of a Slovak video: subtitles and a text editor come with Descript at $16 a month paid yearly, while Sonix sells transcription alone at $10 an hour.
We take 30 minutes per file on the free plan, no minute limit, 3 files a day for free, and give back TXT, Markdown, SRT, VTT, CSV or DOCX with timecodes on every line.
Czech and Slovak are two entries, not one.
Subtitles are part of the transcript here.
An editor and a transcription service cost differently.
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No. Our engine takes 99+ languages. A Slovak recording needs one of the services that names Slovak, and this page names five.
They are different languages, and the lists keep them apart: Descript names both Czech and Slovak among its 25, Sonix names both among its 54.
Hobbyist is $16 a month paid yearly, Creator $24 a month paid yearly or $35 a month, and the editor comes with them. Read on 22 October 2026.
From us, yes: SRT and VTT are among the 6 export formats, with the start and the end time of every line. The file limit is 30 minutes.
HappyScribe Basic gives two hours for $8.50 a month paid yearly; Notta gives 1,800 minutes for $8.17 a month paid yearly. Sonix counts hours at $10.
Speakers by name, a time on every line, export to TXT, SRT, VTT, CSV and Markdown.