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Eightify vs TubeNofy

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors. Eightify starts at $4.99, TubeNofy at $9.90. Only TubeNofy has a free tier.

Side by side

FactEightifyTubeNofy
CategoryYouTube ToolsYouTube Tools
Pricing modelPaidFreemium
Starts at$4.99 month$9.90 month
Public APINoNo
PlatformsWeb, Chrome ExtWeb
CompanyRational Expressions Inc.TubeNofy
Launched2023
Last verifiedSep 6, 2026Sep 1, 2026

What our research says

Eightify

A narrow tool that does one job well: decide whether an hour-long video is worth an hour before you spend it. The timestamped key points are the real feature, because they let you jump straight to the section you actually needed. The catch is that it is subscription-only for a job several free extensions and general assistants now also do.

Pros

  • Key points come with clickable timestamps, so the summary doubles as navigation
  • Handles very long recordings rather than capping at a few minutes
  • Output available in roughly 40 languages, including summarising an English video into another language
  • Works inline on the YouTube page instead of asking you to paste URLs elsewhere

Cons

  • No permanent free tier — after the trial it is pay or nothing
  • Summary quality is bounded by YouTube's auto-captions, which are poor on accented or technical speech
  • The vendor blocks automated access to its own site, so pricing and terms are hard to verify independently

TubeNofy

TubeNofy is useful when you need a written record of a long video without rewatching it, especially the timestamped quotes and the chat panel for follow-up questions. Credits burn per video, though, and beyond the branded name we could not confirm who runs the company.

Pros

  • Five distinct note views instead of one generic summary
  • Timestamps link back into the video for verification
  • Exports directly to Notion or Markdown
  • Free tier needs no card to try 120 credits

Cons

  • No named legal entity or address found on the site
  • Credit limits mean heavy users will hit paid tiers quickly

Which one fits

Choose Eightify if you need

  • Skimming long conference talks, lectures or interviews before committing time
  • Pulling a rough transcript out of a video for notes or quoting
  • Watching material in a language you read better than you listen to

Choose TubeNofy if you need

  • Researchers pulling quotes and timestamps out of long videos
  • Content creators repurposing a video into show notes or a blog post

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