Who this is for
- People comparing transcription tools before buying credits.
- Churches, conferences, podcasters, and teams planning batches of recordings.
- Users who need bilingual mode or speaker labels without a subscription commitment.
- Anyone estimating transcription usage before a project or event.
How the workflow works
- Estimate the length of each recording in minutes.
- Add the minutes together for the full project.
- Choose a credit pack that covers those minutes with a small buffer.
- Use exports after review rather than treating the first raw transcript as final.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Comparing only the headline price while ignoring minute limits.
- Forgetting long introductions, Q&A, or extra sessions.
- Ignoring review time for names, speaker labels, and bilingual sections.
Recommended workflow
- List recordings by title and length before buying credits.
- Round each recording up to the next minute.
- Add a buffer for files that run longer than expected.
- Review usage after the first batch before buying the next pack.
Frequently asked questions
How does EasyVerbatim calculate usage?
EasyVerbatim uses recording minutes: one minute of audio uses one credit.
Does review time use credits?
No. Credits are for transcription processing. You should still plan human review time for important transcripts.