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Skribe pricing

Library, the product with software only, costs $99 for each hour of audio or video you upload.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • Hosting a deposition with a Skribe digital reporter costs $379 for each hour on the record.
  • A deposition in person costs $100 an hour more, with a minimum of three hours.
  • The hosted price includes transcripts, video, clips and the AI tools.
  • You can cancel a booking free of charge if you give 24 hours' notice.

How Skribe pricing works

Library, the software product, costs $99 per hour of uploaded audio or video and returns a rough transcript in minutes, synced video and clips. Live combines professional services with the software at $379 per record hour, covering a digital reporter, a rough transcript the same day, a final transcript verified by a person in 5 to 7 days, exhibits, clips, RealTime transcript and AI tools. Depositions held in person add $100 per hour, with a 3 hour minimum. Cancellation is free with 24 hours' notice, and the terms provide for monthly automatic billing through Stripe.

Note: Figures from the vendor's home and pricing content, read 18 September 2026. Library is the entry paid product; Live bundles a digital reporter service with the software.

Compared on price

Skribe pricing against its alternatives

Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Skribe.

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Questions

Skribe pricing, answered

How much does Skribe cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Skribe's published starting price is $99 / hour of audio or video. Library, the product with software only, costs $99 for each hour of audio or video you upload. Hosting a deposition with a Skribe digital reporter costs $379 for each hour on the record.

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