skribe.ai

What It Is

Skribe.ai is a digital testimony recording and transcription platform for litigation attorneys, positioned as a non-stenographic alternative to traditional court reporting agencies. Built around legal testimony scenarios such as depositions and EUOs, it combines Zoom recording, AI rough transcription, video synchronization, clip sharing, and AI analysis to help attorneys obtain searchable and shareable testimony materials faster.

Core Features

Skribe Live can host Zoom depositions. After the meeting ends, the recording is automatically processed into the Library, generating an AI transcript synchronized with the video. Library supports uploading audio/video files, producing rough transcripts in minutes, keyword search, speaker naming, PDF sharing, and direct creation and sharing of video clips. Link can join any Zoom deposition and supports law firm branding, search, tags, clips, AI rough transcripts, HD video, realtime transcription, and AI chat. The platform also highlights AI-generated deposition summaries, transcript chat and analysis, exhibit handling, and event scheduling.

Pricing and Trial

Its pricing is relatively transparent: Skribe Live costs $379 per record hour and includes a rough draft, final transcript, realtime transcription, video, synced transcript, Zoom room, clip sharing, AI analysis, summaries, and more. Billing starts at 1 hour and then increments in 6-minute blocks; cancellations within 24 hours or no-shows are charged $99. Library is $99/hour, and Link is $129/hour, both marked as available for a free trial. Enterprise law firm plans require a quote. Optional services include proofreading upgrades at $2/minute, next-day final transcripts at $2.75/minute, and interpretation and on-site videography at market rates.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is that the product focuses on the full legal testimony workflow. Compared with traditional per-page and itemized billing, its pricing is clearer, and it integrates recording, transcription, video synchronization, search, summaries, and clipping into a single workflow, making it well suited to remote litigation preparation. The drawbacks are that the website’s main pages do not disclose details on permission controls, data security certifications, APIs, or developer capabilities. The admissibility and compliance of legal testimony also need to be assessed based on the specific court and jurisdiction.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Skribe is best suited to U.S. litigation attorneys, law firms, and legal teams that frequently handle deposition video/audio. Users in China should note that the platform depends on Zoom, and its services, payments, and legal use cases are clearly aimed at the U.S. market. The site does not disclose mainland China network availability, payment methods, or legal adaptability, so its access status is unknown. If you only need general-purpose transcription, alternatives such as Otter.ai, Rev, Descript, Trint, or local speech-to-text solutions may be worth considering.