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Scribie
Human-Verified Transcription Services

What is Scribie?

Scribie is a transcription service that converts spoken audio and video files into accurate text transcripts. The service utilizes a four-step process involving certified transcribers, reviewers, proofreaders, and quality checkers to ensure a consistent accuracy of 99% or higher.

Scribie offers an online editor for verifying and making changes to transcripts. It also offers add-ons such as SRT/VTT files, strict verbatim transcripts, and audio time coding. The service maintains strict confidentiality, with access to files restricted on a need-to-know basis and all transcribers under NDA.

Features

  • Confidentiality: Access is restricted on a need-to-know basis; all transcribers are under NDA.
  • 99%+ Accuracy: Four-step process (transcription, review, proofreading, quality check) ensures high accuracy.
  • Online Editor: Browser-based editor for quick verification and transcript modification.
  • Add-ons: SRT/VTT files, strict verbatim transcripts, audio time coding, and start/end time options.
  • Certified Transcribers: Over 50,000 certified transcribers globally.

Use Cases

  • Video transcription
  • Podcast transcription
  • Academic transcription (lectures, seminars)
  • Dissertation transcription
  • Legal transcription
  • Marketing transcription
  • Sermon transcription

FAQs

  • How accurate are your transcripts?
    We guarantee 99%+ accuracy through our four-step transcription process.

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