GoTranscript
Product info
| Format | Web-based ordering with instant minute-based estimates plus a REST API for integration; offers both human-made services |
| Category | — |
| Last review | 20 June 2026 |
| Published | 20 June 2026 |
| Free trial | No |
| API access | Yes |
Overview
GoTranscript packages human-led speech-to-text services and related media accessibility work into a single vendor aimed at organizations that need publish-ready transcripts, captions and translations. The core proposition is 100% human-made transcription across 140+ languages with a stated 99.4% accuracy, supplemented by professional captioning (including FCC/SDH broadcast-ready captions), subtitling and translation by specialist practitioners. For teams that need faster iterations, GoTranscript also surfaces an automated AI transcription option for instant drafts and quicker turnaround. Outputs and exports are designed for production workflows: the platform supports speaker IDs, timestamps down to word level, sentiment tags, and JSON exports to slot into downstream systems. There’s an emphasis on compliance and security — the service advertises HIPAA and NDA compliance — and on enterprise credibility, noting trust from top universities and Fortune 500 customers. Operationally the service offers both a web-driven ordering experience (instant estimate by minutes and add-ons) and a REST API intended to let teams “go live in days,” enabling tighter integration with existing content pipelines.
Typical use cases range from academic research transcripts and corporate meeting records to broadcast captioning, streaming workflows and translation/localization projects where human quality is required. Benefits for buyers include reduced cleanup work compared with raw automated output, professional formatting and speaker labelling, broadcast-compliant captions, and the option to receive machine drafts when speed is the priority. The product is positioned toward buyers who prioritize accuracy, regulatory compliance, and production-ready deliverables rather than purely commodity automated transcription.
Workflow advantages include clearly defined deliverables (publish-ready transcripts, captions and subtitles), export formats suited to integration (JSON and word-level timestamps), and professional add-ons such as proofreading, descriptive audio and full/clean verbatim options. Pricing is presented as a per-minute model with add-ons and volume discounts available; customers can get an instant estimate before ordering. Platform availability is oriented around web-based ordering and a REST API for integration into content and publishing toolchains.
Highlights
- Positioned as 100% human-made transcription with a stated 99.4% accuracy
- Supports transcription in 140+ languages
- Provides broadcast and streaming‑ready captions (FCC/SDH)
- Offers REST API — ‘go live in days’ approach
- Automated AI transcription available for faster drafts
- Outputs include speaker IDs, word‑level timestamps and sentiment tags
- JSON exports for integration into publishing pipelines
- Translation services for text, audio and images by professional translators
- Video description (AD), subtitling and professional proofreading services
- Verbatim options with speaker diarization and millisecond precision timestamps
- Advertises HIPAA and NDA compliance
- Instant minute-based estimates and ongoing discounts for volume
FAQ
GoTranscript emphasizes 100% human-made transcription with a stated 99.4% accuracy, and also offers an automated AI transcription option for faster drafts or quicker turnaround.
GoTranscript supports transcription in more than 140 languages, according to the site.
Yes. The service provides professional captioning, including broadcast and streaming‑ready captions and FCC/SDH compliant captions.
Yes. The site lists translation services (text, audio and images) performed by professional translators, and subtitles by professional subtitlers.
Documented outputs include speaker IDs, timestamps (word‑level), sentiment tags and JSON exports suitable for downstream workflows.
GoTranscript advertises 100% secure processing and specifically mentions HIPAA and NDA compliance.
Yes. GoTranscript offers a REST API intended to let teams integrate the service and 'go live in days.'
The website provides an instant estimate feature based on minutes and optional add-ons so you can see costs before ordering.
Yes. The service lists full or clean verbatim options together with speaker diarization and millisecond‑precision timestamps.
GoTranscript offers an automated AI transcription pathway for faster draft delivery in addition to its human transcription services; further turnaround options may be available via add-ons noted in the instant estimate.
Customer reviews
As a university research coordinator, accuracy matters — GoTranscript's human transcriptions and speaker diarization made qualitative coding much faster. The instant estimate tool was helpful for budgeting large projects.
We needed FCC/SDH captions for a streaming series. The captions arrived formatted for broadcast and saved us time in delivery. Wish turnaround was a bit faster for last‑minute edits, but overall solid.
The HIPAA and NDA options were the deciding factor for our healthcare interviews. Human transcription quality was consistently high and the JSON exports plugged into our analytics pipeline cleanly.
Good mix of human work and an automated draft option when we needed speed. Transcripts were publish‑ready, though we had to request minor formatting tweaks for one large batch.
Used GoTranscript for subtitling and translations for an international marketing campaign. The language coverage and professional subtitlers made localization straightforward.
Solid service for corporate meeting transcripts and speaker IDs. The REST API made it easy to integrate into our internal tools — setup was faster than I expected.