Simple, seat-based pricing

Plans are priced per seat, per month, in US dollars and charged through Stripe. You choose a plan and how many seats you need, and pay for those seats — the free plan costs nothing and needs no card. Invoices, receipts and payment methods all live in the Stripe customer portal, which you open from your billing page whenever you need it.

A seat is one member slot in your workspace. Your organisation can have as many members as it has seats: Free is capped at three, and every paid plan lets you buy as many as you need. Inviting someone does not reserve a seat — it is taken only when they actually join. Seats cap people, not recording time: each member has their own monthly allowance of recording hours.

Yes. Seats can be changed from your billing page at any time and are pushed to Stripe immediately. Moving between paid plans, updating your card and cancelling are all done in the Stripe customer portal, one click from the same page. Downgrading to Free does not cut you off mid-month: you keep the plan you paid for until the end of the period, and the organisation moves to Free when it closes. Nothing you have already recorded is deleted either way — only the going-forward limits change.

Nothing you have already recorded is affected — you simply cannot start a new recording until the allowance resets, and the app tells you so rather than failing silently. What counts is the time actually captured, so a five-minute stand-up barely touches the allowance and a long workshop costs what it costs. The allowance is per person, per billing period: on a paid plan it resets on your billing anniversary, and on the free plan at the start of each calendar month. Your billing page shows how many of your own hours you have used.

No plan-level limit. A single capture runs for up to 6 hours on every plan, including the free one; a meeting that runs longer is captured up to that point. The other bound is your own monthly allowance of recording hours: if a meeting runs longer than the time you have left, it is captured up to that point, and the part that was captured is still transcribed, summarised and saved as normal.

Both languages are first-class. Transcription handles either one, or a meeting where people switch between Arabic and English mid-sentence, and the summary, decisions and action items come back in whichever language dominated the conversation. The app itself is fully bilingual, with a proper right-to-left Arabic interface.

Every recording belongs to your organisation and is visible according to the rules you set: private to its owner, shared with a group, or open to the whole workspace, plus explicit per-person shares. Media is never handed out through a public storage URL — it is streamed through the API behind your session. You can set a retention window after which recordings are erased everywhere, place a legal hold to exempt one, redact emails and phone numbers before analysis is stored, and delete anything permanently at any time. Public share links stay off until an admin enables them, and expire by default.

Both are built to run self-hosted speech and language models, so audio does not have to leave the deployment; the model setup is confirmed with you when we size it. Private Cloud is a dedicated, isolated deployment we run for you, hosted where you need it — the location is agreed with you when we set it up. On-Premise is the same system installed on your own hardware, able to run with no outbound connection at all. Both are quoted per organisation — talk to us and we will size it with you.