Case CATalyst Pro
6.4#8 in legal transcription software$1,229 one-timeWindows
VisitCase CATalyst Pro vs Rev
What both publish
| Fact | Case CATalyst Pro | Rev |
|---|---|---|
| Company history | Stenograph says it has served the court reporting profession for more than 85 years and that its products are developed, serviced, and supported by U.S.-based staff. | Rev says it launched its first human transcription platform in 2010, introduced AI transcription and the Rev.AI developer platform in 2018, and acquired SmartDepo in 2025. |
| Founded | 1938 | 2010 |
| Headquarters | Downers Grove, Illinois, USA | Austin, Texas, United States |
Case CATalyst Pro plans
- Add VP to CATalyst Pro$1,229, paid once
- Add BCS to CATalyst Pro$4,299, paid once
- CATalyst Pro$4,299, paid once
Rev plans
- FreeFree
- AI transcription$0.25, paid once
- Human transcription$1.99, paid once
- Global subtitles$6.49, paid once
- Essentials$25.49 a month
- Pro$47.99 a month
Pick Case CATalyst Pro if…
It suits court, CART, and legislative reporters using supported Windows computers and compatible writing machines. It is intended for users who need transcript production with synchronized proceeding audio.
Pick Rev if…
Rev suits legal and investigative teams, including attorneys, law enforcement, investigators, journalists, and researchers. Its recording, transcription, and file-analysis tools may also suit people who need to organize spoken and written material.