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At a glance

Price
from 59 €/mo
Vendor
Trint Ltd

Specifications & properties

Key decision factors

Pricing model
Paid 1
Audio functions
  • Speech-to-text
1
GDPR / EU hosting
EU option available 1
Supported languages
50 languages 1

Pricing

Price from
59 €/mo 1
Free tier
No 1

Integration

API available
Yes 1
Report data / suggest a correction

Metrics vs. the category

Supported languages
50 languages Category max 100 languages (12 with data)
Latency (real-time audio)
n/a

AI transcription and collaborative editing platform for audio and video, aimed at newsrooms and teams. Public plans page shows prices in EUR: Team from EUR 59 per seat/month and Pro (individuals) EUR 69 per seat/month, both billed annually; free trial only, no free plan.

Profile

Trint is an AI transcription and collaborative editing platform built for journalists, media production teams and enterprises that need searchable transcripts, translated content and newsroom-style collaboration on audio/video. It runs on seat-based Starter, Advanced and Enterprise subscription tiers with no permanent free plan, only a 7-day free trial with full Advanced-tier access and no credit card required.

Who builds it

Trint is built by Trint Ltd, a UK-based company originally founded by journalists. Users upload audio or video, get a time-coded, speaker-labeled transcript in Trint's online editor, and can then translate, summarize, tag and collaboratively edit it before exporting or publishing.

Core features

  • Automated speech recognition in 40+ languages, with transcript translation into 50+ additional languages
  • Time-coded, searchable transcript editor with speaker detection and support for common audio/video formats (MP3, MP4, M4A, AAC, WMA, AVI, WAV, MOV)
  • Real-time multi-user collaborative editing with secure shared drives and granular access controls
  • Generative-AI summarization for meetings, interviews and podcasts, plus custom dictionary support for names and jargon
  • Newsroom-tool integrations (Mimir, AP ENPS, Octopus NRCS) and file-storage integrations (Dropbox, Google Drive)
  • RESTful API plus SSO and SCIM support for enterprise identity management, with ISO 27001 certification

Pricing

  • Starter: seat-based monthly subscription capped at 7 files/month with no rollover; exact list price is not consistently published on Trint's own site (its live plan selector requires an account) — third-party pricing trackers have reported figures in the roughly $80/seat/month range on annual billing
  • Advanced: seat-based monthly subscription with unlimited files for a single user; third-party trackers report figures around $100/seat/month on annual billing
  • Enterprise: custom pricing with API access, dedicated account management and advanced security/compliance features
  • No permanent free plan — only a 7-day free trial with full Advanced-tier features and no credit card required
  • Trint's own pricing requires visiting app.trint.com/plans or contacting sales for a current, authoritative quote before budgeting

Who it's for

Individual journalists or small teams with light, occasional transcription needs can evaluate Trint during its 7-day trial, but the lack of a free tier and per-seat billing make Starter suit only teams with modest, predictable file volume. Newsrooms and production teams needing unlimited transcription, deep collaboration and newsroom-tool integrations fit Advanced. Media organizations and enterprises needing API access, custom security controls or dedicated support should use the Enterprise tier.

Frequently asked questions

What does Trint cost?

Trint sells seat-based Starter, Advanced and Enterprise plans, but does not consistently publish exact list prices on its own marketing pages — its live plan selector at app.trint.com/plans requires creating an account to see current rates. Independent pricing trackers have reported figures in the rough range of $80/seat/month for Starter and $100/seat/month for Advanced on annual billing, but treat these as third-party estimates rather than confirmed current list prices, and check Trint's own plan selector or talk to sales for an authoritative quote.

Is Trint free?

No — Trint does not offer a permanent free plan. It offers only a 7-day free trial with full access to Advanced-tier features and no credit card required to start. After the trial ends, continued use requires a paid Starter, Advanced or Enterprise subscription.

What languages does Trint support?

Trint's AI can transcribe audio and video in 40+ languages, and separately translate finished transcripts into 50+ additional languages. This combination lets a newsroom transcribe source audio in its original language and then produce translated versions for other markets from the same transcript.

How accurate is Trint's transcription?

Trint states its AI transcripts reach up to 99% accuracy on good-quality audio with clear speech, using automated speech recognition combined with natural language processing. Accuracy in practice depends heavily on audio quality, background noise, accents and speaker overlap, and Trint's collaborative editor is built around correcting and refining the AI output rather than treating it as final.

Does Trint have an API?

Yes, Trint offers a RESTful API for custom integrations, alongside SSO and SCIM support aimed at enterprise identity management, and existing integrations with newsroom systems like Mimir, AP ENPS and Octopus NRCS. API access and deeper integration support are generally positioned toward the Enterprise tier rather than Starter.

Trint vs Sonix — what's the difference?

Trint leans into newsroom and media-production collaboration — shared drives, real-time multi-user editing, and direct integrations with newsroom systems like AP ENPS — sold through seat-based plans whose exact prices require checking Trint's live plan selector. Sonix instead publishes transparent monthly and hourly pricing starting at $25/month (or $10/hour with no subscription) with 54+ languages included at every tier and an API on all paid plans. Media organizations wanting deep editorial workflow integration tend to prefer Trint; budget-conscious teams or solo users wanting transparent, predictable pricing tend to prefer Sonix.