Comparison
Audicite vs Trint
Trint is transcription for newsrooms and media teams, with live transcription of broadcast feeds and story editing. Audicite transcribes live speech, files, links and meetings, and fact-checks the claims in them with cited sources. Here is how they compare, from each product’s own pages.
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Side by side
| Capability | Audicite | Trint |
|---|---|---|
| Live transcription | Yes | Yes |
| Audio and video upload | Yes | Yes |
| Speaker labels | Yes | Yes |
| Joins Zoom, Teams and Meet calls | Yes | Not listed |
| AI summaries | Yes | Yes |
| Caption and subtitle files | Yes | Yes |
| Translation | Yes | Yes |
| Transcribe from links (YouTube, podcasts) | PartlyMedia files, web pages and podcast feeds; YouTube links through the same recording published elsewhere, never from YouTube itself. | Not listed |
| Fact-checks with cited sources | Yes | Not listed |
| Human transcription service | Not listed | Not listed |
| Video and audio editing | PartlyTranscript editing, clips and EDL rough cuts; no video editor. | PartlyRough cuts with EDL and XML export. |
Trint details from its website on 2026-10-05. “Not listed” means we did not find it there.
Pricing
- Audicite: free trial (30 minutes, 5 fact-checks, no card); Pro $14.99 per person a month with 1,000 minutes and 100 fact-checks each, pooled; cancel any time with a pro-rata refund.
- Trint: Per seat; prices are shown inside the product rather than on a public page we could load. Free: Not listed on the pages we could load.
Which to choose
Choose Trint if
Broadcast and media organisations already using its newsroom integrations.
Choose Audicite if
You need a transcript you can trust and act on: speakers, summary and documents written at once, and claims checked with the exact source sentence. It also offers joins zoom, teams and meet calls, fact-checks with cited sources, which Trint’s pages do not list.
Moving from Trint
Export your recordings from Trint and upload them to Audicite (audio or video up to 4 hours or 2 GB each): Audicite transcribes them again with speakers and writes the summary and documents. Keep Trint’s exported transcripts as an archive if you need them.
Questions
How does Audicite compare with Trint?
Trint is transcription for newsrooms and media teams, with live transcription of broadcast feeds and story editing. Audicite transcribes live, files, links and meetings, and fact-checks claims with cited sources. Audicite lists joins zoom, teams and meet calls, fact-checks with cited sources, which Trint’s pages do not.
Is Audicite cheaper than Trint?
Audicite Pro is $14.99 per person a month, billed monthly, after a free 30-minute trial. Trint: Per seat; prices are shown inside the product rather than on a public page we could load. Compare on the allowance you need, not only the headline price.
Disclosure
Published by Audicite, which makes one of the two products. Corrections are welcome at hello@audicite.com.