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A TurboScribe alternative without a subscription

TurboScribe sells an unlimited monthly plan. Allnote on the go charges per file. Which is cheaper depends on how much you transcribe.

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  • TurboScribe Unlimited: $20 a month, or $10 a month billed yearly; free plan of 3 files a day up to 30 minutes each (as listed in third-party reviews, checked october 26, 2026)
  • Allnote on the go: 10¢ a minute for one file ($3 minimum), or credit packs of $9 for 1.5 hours, $19 for 4 hours, $49 for 12 hours. Credits don’t expire monthly
  • Under about 3 hours a month, paying per file usually costs less than a monthly plan
  • Transcribing many hours every month? An unlimited plan will be cheaper

How it works

From recording to finished transcript in three steps.

1. Upload your file

Interviews, lectures, Zoom calls, podcasts. Long files are fine.

2. Read 5 minutes free

Check the speaker labels and accuracy before you pay anything.

3. Pay and download

Pay with your email, no account. Get Word, TXT or subtitle files in minutes.

Questions

Why pay per file?

If you have one interview this month and none next month, you pay for one interview and nothing else. There is nothing to cancel.

Can I try it first?

Your first 5 minutes are free (half the file if it is under 10 minutes), so you can check the result before you pay.

Where do these TurboScribe figures come from?

Checked October 26, 2026, from reviews that list TurboScribe’s plans. Check turboscribe.ai for current prices.

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