Looking for a Amberscript alternative?
Transcribe for free →| LongScribe | Amberscript | |
|---|---|---|
| Try before creating any account | Yes | Sign-up first |
| Free plan | 60 min/month across 20 recordings | Paid per recording or per hour |
| Multi-hour recordings | Queued in the background | Depends on plan limits |
| Speaker labels | Yes — with Premium | Varies by plan |
| Export formats | TXT, SRT, DOCX, JSON, VTT | Varies by plan |
No per-minute maths
Pricing by the hour makes you think twice before transcribing a long recording, which is exactly the case this is built for.
Automatic only, and honest about it
There is no human review tier here. For a published quote or a legal record, that difference matters and is worth paying elsewhere for.
Long recordings are the normal case
Multi-hour files queue in the background and survive a closed tab.
Speaker turns on Premium
Detection separates the voices and you give each one a real name.
Four formats, one transcript
TXT, SRT, DOCX and JSON all come from the same finished text.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free Amberscript alternative?
LongScribe's free plan includes 60 transcription minutes a month across up to 20 recordings, and a short clip runs with no account.
Can it label who said what?
Yes, on Premium. Speaker detection splits the recording into turns and the names you set carry into every download.
Does it handle long recordings?
Yes. Multi-hour files queue in the background rather than timing out.
Do I get human-checked transcripts?
No. LongScribe is automatic only. When a transcript has to be certified or legally exact, a human service is the right tool and this is not it.