TurboScribe is built around uploading files. Scribetape starts from a link: paste a Twitch, Kick, YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts link and we fetch the audio ourselves. One recording can run up to 24 hours, and the first 30 minutes are free without an account. If you upload lots of files every month, TurboScribe's flat price is probably the better deal, and this page says so.
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A Twitch or Kick VOD, a YouTube video or livestream, or a Spotify or Apple Podcasts episode. There is no file to download or upload first.
We take the audio from the platform and transcribe it in the language spoken. You can close the tab; the link keeps working.
Search the spoken words, jump to the moment in the source, and export TXT, DOCX, SRT or VTT, or a PDF from the print dialog.
Where the audio comes from. TurboScribe's site describes uploading files, and lists YouTube among them. Scribetape is built around pasting a link, including Twitch and Kick VODs and Spotify and Apple Podcasts episodes, so a stream or an episode needs no download first.
TurboScribe lists 10 hours or 5 GB per file on its paid plan. Scribetape takes one recording up to 24 hours on Pro, 6 on Growth and 3 on Essential.
It depends on how much you transcribe. TurboScribe lists Unlimited at $10 a month billed yearly ($120), with no cap for one person, so for heavy use TurboScribe is cheaper. Scribetape sells hours by the month: $6.99 for 100 hours and $19.99 for 1500, with no yearly payment needed.
TurboScribe lists 3 files a day of up to 30 minutes each. Scribetape gives the first 30 minutes of any recording without an account, and a free account gets 5 hours a month, for recordings up to 72 minutes each.
If you already have the files, upload many at once or need more languages. TurboScribe lists 50 files at a time and translation to 134+ languages, where Scribetape takes one link at a time, or up to 10 episodes from a podcast feed, and translates into 16.
Yes. Identify speakers works on recordings up to 3 hours and counts double the hours. Exports are TXT, DOCX, SRT and VTT, plus PDF from the print dialog, on every plan.
TurboScribe's details come from its own site on 6 November 2026. Prices and limits change, so check its pricing page before you decide.