Jubler
8.1#3 in subtitle toolsFree planFree planAPILinuxmacOSWindows
VisitJubler vs Simon Says
Simon Says
7.7#1 in video captioning softwareFrom $15 a monthFree planiOSWebExtensionmacOS
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Jubler | Simon Says |
|---|---|---|
| Editing | Editing tools include time shifting, frame rate conversion, splitting and joining entries or files, spell checking, and regular expression find and replace. | Users can edit, bookmark, annotate, and share transcripts, then assemble video by ordering text. |
| Free plan | Yes | No |
| Support | The contact page directs users to GitHub for issues and support. | Pro+ includes priority support, and Enhanced on-premises includes priority support. |
Jubler plans
- FreeFree
Simon Says plans
- Pay as you goFree
- Starter$15 a month
- Pro$33 a month
- Trial Simon Says on-prem with 5 hours credit$100, paid once
- Pro+$125 a month
- Simon Says on-prem with 100 hours credit$2,500, paid once
Pick Jubler if…
Jubler suits people who need a desktop tool to create or convert subtitles across multiple formats. Its timeline, playback preview, translation mode, and command-line tools may suit both manual editing and batch workflows.
Pick Simon Says if…
Simon Says suits people who need transcripts, translations or captions from audio and video, including users working with video-editing applications. Its offline on-premises options are described for enterprises, studios and governments seeking enhanced security protocols.