For solo lawyers & small firms

Depositions, interviews, calls — transcribed and searchable.

Drop a deposition, witness interview, or client call and get a clean transcript with speaker labels in minutes. Export to TXT for your matter file. Paid per file, never per page.

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Pay per recording. A 2-hour deposition ≈ $1.70 to transcribe. No subscription. No per-page fees.
Quiet on data — source files deleted after processing, transcripts auto-removed after 90 days. You decide what to keep.

Built for the recordings you already have

Not a substitute for certified court reporting — this is the everyday transcription work that quietly eats paralegal hours.

Per-page rates that don't scale

$4–7/page for legacy transcription services. A 2-hour recording can run $400+ before you've even read it.

Now: $0.83/hour. A 2-hour recording costs about $1.70 — read it the same afternoon.

Who said what across 4 speakers

Multi-party meetings turn into a wall of text without speaker labels. Paralegal spends hours splitting it.

Now: Optional speaker identification labels each voice automatically — Speaker 1, Speaker 2, up to your real count. Rename them after.

Search across the matter file

Six recordings across the discovery stage, none of them text-searchable. You need to find the one quote.

Now: Every transcript is searchable text. Export TXT, drop into your DMS, Cmd+F finds it in seconds.

Speaker-labeled, paragraph-broken, ready to file

Same upload, transcript with speaker labels + timestamps + paragraph breaks at natural turns. Always review before relying on it for any matter.

witness-interview-smith-2026-06-02.mp3
1h 47m · English · 3 speakers
Done
00:14:32Counsel:And the document you're looking at, Mr. Smith — can you identify it for the record?
00:14:38Witness:That's the contract I signed with Acme on March 12, 2023. I recognize my signature on page four.
00:14:51Counsel:And at the time you signed it, had anyone from Acme explained the indemnification clause on page three?
00:15:02Witness:No. They told me to sign it the same day. I didn't get a chance to read it carefully.
AI Summary — drop into matter notes
Witness: Mr. Smith. Identified the disputed contract. Confirmed signature on page 4.
Key admission: No one from Acme walked him through the indemnification clause before signing. Says he was rushed to sign same-day.
Topics covered: Contract execution timeline, indemnification clause awareness, signing-day pressure.
Follow-up suggested: Pull emails between Smith and Acme dated March 8–12, 2023.

Pay only for what you use

Top up once. Credits never expire. No subscription. One wallet for transcription, scans and captions.

New accounts get 15 free minutes to try — credits work for scans and captions too.

$5
2,400 credits
≈ 4h audio
$25
15,000 credits
+1,800
≈ 28h audio
$50
30,000 credits
+6,000
≈ 60h audio
✓ Speaker labels ✓ AI summary ✓ Translation to 18 languages ✓ TXT, SRT, VTT, Word, PDF export

Frequently asked questions

Can I transcribe dictations and client meetings securely?

Yes. Audio is streamed to the AI provider for transcription only and is not retained on our servers afterwards. Transcripts stay in your account for up to 90 days, and you can delete them at any time.

Does it handle multi-speaker recordings like depositions or hearings?

Yes — speakers are labelled and every paragraph carries a timestamp, so you can attribute each statement and jump back to the exact moment in the recording.

Which file formats from voice recorders are supported?

All common formats: MP3, WAV, M4A and video such as MP4. If your dictaphone produces a proprietary format, export it as MP3 or WAV first.

How does the price compare to traditional legal transcription?

Speecho costs $0.83–$1.25 per hour of audio, pay-as-you-go with no subscription — a small fraction of typical per-page or per-minute human transcription rates.

Transcribe by the file, not the page.

Top up $30, transcribe ~35 hours of audio. AI summary and translation included on every recording. Files deleted after processing.

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