Eclipse
5.9#13 in legal transcription software$1,849 one-timemacOSWindows
VisitEclipse vs Rev
What both publish
| Fact | Eclipse | Rev |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1987 | 2010 |
| Headquarters | Stuart, Florida, United States | Austin, Texas, United States |
| Integrations | The product supports realtime viewing through Bridge/Mobile, Thomson Reuters LiveNote and LiveLitigation/LiveDeposition, and LegalCraft Transcend, among other protocols. | Listed integrations include YouTube, Vimeo, JW Player, Brightcove, Panopto, Zoom, Kaltura, Dropbox, YuJa and other video platforms. |
Eclipse plans
- Eclipse Edit$1,849, paid once
- Eclipse Steno$4,499, paid once
- Eclipse Anytime Support renewal—
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 Eclipse if…
Eclipse is intended for court reporters who need live transcription, legal formatting, speaker identification, audio synchronization, and collaborative transcript editing. It supports Windows and Intel Macs running Windows 10.
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.