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Transcription, translation and subtitles with a browser editor
Sonix transcribes audio and video with speaker labels, then opens the result in a browser editor where the text stays locked to the waveform for correction, search and export. The same file can be translated into other languages, cut into frame-aligned subtitles, or summarised into chapters and sentiment notes without leaving the workspace. It sells time in hours, either pay-as-you-go or as a monthly allowance, and exposes a REST API for batch jobs.
Metered in hours: $10/hr pay-as-you-go, or Core $25/mo for 5 hrs with overage at the same $10/hr; extra seats are $25/mo each.
Use tool ↗Pick Sonix when the transcript is a working document you will correct, subtitle and hand off — the editor is the product, not the ASR. If you mainly want live meeting notes, Otter is cheaper and better suited; if the recording is legally critical, Rev's human tier is the safer route.
Watch out: Translation is billed at the same $10/hr as transcription, so a subtitled file in four languages costs five times the base hour.
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