Shepit vs. Wispr Flow

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
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
Wispr Flow	Score10 out of 10	N/A	Wispr Flow (available on Mac, iPhone, Windows, and Android) lets the user speak naturally, and formats speech with no extra edits and no typos. It allows users to write faster across their apps.	$15 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.

Discount of 20% for annual billing.

Best Alternatives
	Shepit	Wispr Flow
Small Businesses	No answers on this topic	Dragon Speech Recognition Score7.9 out of 10
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Enterprises	No answers on this topic	Verint Speech and Text Analytics Score8.4 out of 10
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User Ratings
	Shepit	Wispr Flow
Likelihood to Recommend	- (0 ratings)	10.0 (1 ratings)
Usability	- (0 ratings)	9.0 (1 ratings)

User Testimonials
	Shepit	Wispr Flow
Likelihood to Recommend	Rebbix No answers on this topic	Wispr Flow I can't tell you how much it has changed how I do everything. Sending emails is way faster. Sending text messages or notes on my CRM is considerably faster. If I'm holding a baby or a toddler, I can still get work done by talking to it, so it's really helped in situations where my hands are full. I have evangelized this to everybody I know, and one of my friends who recently broke her wrist has obvious trouble typing at work right now. She started using it, and it's helped her maintain productivity despite her condition. The only thing is, it's a little awkward when I'm in a waiting room or something in a public space, talking to my phone instead of typing with my fingers. I think it'd be kind of weird if you were at a coffee shop or something and you're talking to your computer instead of typing, just for consideration of those around you. Otherwise, it's amazing in any use case I can think of. Incentivized Verified User Read full review
Usability	Rebbix No answers on this topic	Wispr Flow I would have rated it a 10, but my only issue is the iPhone connection. Every time you start using it with a new app that you have open (for example, switching between your text messages or Grok bots), you have to reauthorize it, so you have to press Start. It takes you to the Wispr Flow app and then takes you back to your own app. It's a very small issue and a pretty small delay. It's the only reason I wouldn't give it 10 stars for usability. Otherwise, on my MacBook, it is incredible and seamless. It doesn't seem to take up a whole lot of bandwidth, and I have zero complaints about usability. Incentivized Verified User Read full review
Return on Investment	Rebbix No answers on this topic	Wispr Flow Saved me a ton of time, which makes everything in our business faster Helps me better document after calls Incentivized Verified User Read full review
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