Express Scribe vs. Shepit

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Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Express Scribe	Score7 out of 10	N/A	Express Scribe Professional is a foot pedal controlled audio player software specifically designed for typists and transcription work. Featuring foot pedal control, variable speed, speech to text engine integration and support for a wide variety of audio formats including .dss, .dct, .wav, .mp3, and .wma. Audio recordings can be loaded automatically from CD, email, LAN, FTP, local hard drive and Express Delegate. Traditional hand held dictation recorders can also be docked and the audio…	$39.95 per user
Shepit	N/A	N/A	Shepit converts speech to text in any app on a Mac. It has no separate dictation window and no copy-and-paste step. The user holds a hotkey, speaks, and releases it, and the text appears at the cursor in apps such as editors, browsers, Slack, terminals, email, Notion, integrated development environments (IDEs), and internal tools. The speech is transcribed and then cleaned up automatically: filler words, false starts, and repeated phrases are removed and punctuation is corrected, so the…	$4.99 per month per user

Freemium. Free plan: 30 minutes of dictation a month, forever, no card needed. Basic: USD 4.99 a month plus tax, 10 hours a month. Pro: USD 14.99 a month plus tax, unlimited dictation (fair use about 120 hours a month). Teams and Enterprise plans are available on request. Every plan has all features, plans differ only in minutes per month. Cancel anytime.

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	Express Scribe	Shepit
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	Express Scribe	Shepit
Likelihood to Recommend	NCH Software It has a free trial, which is very nice if someone just needs temporary access to use, and it's not an expensive program overall. It may not be the most robust program available, but it gets the job done at a good price point. It might not be the best if you need something that allows transcriptionists to collaborate (i.e., working on the same file at the same time). Incentivized Verified User Read full review	Rebbix No answers on this topic
Pros	NCH Software Cost efficient - This is a fairly low-cost transcription software that can be downloaded quickly via web Easy to use - New users can get the hang of this software pretty quickly Customizable - Foot pedal controls and other preferences can be set based on what feels intuitive to the user Incentivized Verified User Read full review	Rebbix No answers on this topic
Cons	NCH Software Interface - The look and feel of the software is quite dated and could use a refresh Enhancing audio - When we need to manipulate an audio file to try to enhance it (amplifying, for example), we have to use another program to do so Hotkeys - Setting up hotkeys may not be as intuitive for new users as would be ideal Incentivized Verified User Read full review	Rebbix No answers on this topic
Return on Investment	NCH Software Very few 'inaudibles' (spots where we're unable to decipher what was said) Transcribing allows analysts to read scripts rather than listen to audio files, which saves time and money Low cost of software Incentivized Verified User Read full review	Rebbix No answers on this topic
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