mattWe think InqScribe is a pretty good deal at $79 for a perpetual license. But that assumes you’re going to use it regularly, or at least that you expect to come back to it over time.
Sometimes, that’s not the case. Maybe you have a short-term project, a stack of interviews to transcribe, or a collection of video to log. When the project is over, you may not need InqScribe again, and buying a perpetual license may not make sense.
That’s why we offer a 10-day license for $10. Think of it as a short-term rental: you get access to everything InqScribe offers for 10 days, with no subscription, recurring charges, or long-term commitment. Just use it while you need it. When your 10 days are up, InqScribe remains available in free read-only mode, so you can still open and review your transcripts.
The Same InqScribe. Just for a Shorter Time.
The 10-day license isn’t a stripped-down version of InqScribe. You get the same core tools available to other licensed users, including:
- Automatic AI transcription
- Manual transcription and editing
- Clickable timecodes
- Keyboard and foot-pedal media control
- Custom text snippets
- Transcript and caption export
And because InqScribe 3 performs automatic transcription locally on your computer, there are no per-minute charges or transcription limits.
Contrast that with many other transcription services: if you’re paying by the minute, $10 may only get you an hour or less of transcription. And lower-cost subscription plans typically place some limits on on transcription minutes, file imports, recording length, or other usage.
With InqScribe, you pay $10, use it as much as you need for 10 days, and that’s it.
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