DomeScribe
7.4#1 in podcast show notes softwareFrom $1,913 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
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Whipscribe
7.0#5 in podcast show notes software$8, paid onceFree planWebAPIExtensionmacOS
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| Fact | DomeScribe | Whipscribe |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The maker describes DomeScribe as a content engine for independent creators, including podcasters and video creators. | The about page describes the service for interview series, lecture archives, podcast back catalogues, meetings, and case files. |
| Integrations | The maker lists supported platform links for transcription and names OpenAI, Stripe, Supabase, Resend, PostHog, and hCaptcha as service providers; it says a public API is not yet available. | Its integrations page lists Airtable, Amazon S3, Bubble, Dropbox, Google Drive, Make.com, MCP, n8n, Notion, Retool, Slack, YouTube, Zapier, and Zoom. |
| Languages | Transcription is offered in 99 languages. | The pricing page says 99+ languages are auto-detected. |
| Security | The maker says transcripts and AI results are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and per-user keys, data is encrypted in transit, and TOTP two-factor authentication is available. | Its security page states traffic uses TLS 1.2+ and hosting is on Vultr in EU and US regions. |
| Support | The contact page says the maker aims to reply to every message within one business day and provides separate support, enterprise, and privacy email addresses. | The security page invites security questions at [email protected] and says it acknowledges responsible disclosures within two business days. |
DomeScribe plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$1,913 a month
- Business$7,955 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Whipscribe plans
- Free — First transcriptFree
- Starter — 1,000 minutes$8, paid once
- 2,000 minutes$12, paid once
- For teams — 5,000 minutes$24, paid once
Pick DomeScribe if…
DomeScribe suits independent creators who want transcripts and related content drafts from audio or video. Podcasters and video creators are specifically named by its maker.
Pick Whipscribe if…
It suits people working with podcast archives, interviews, lectures, meetings, or case files who need searchable transcripts and related text outputs. It is not suitable for fetching copyrighted or paywalled episodes by URL.