Notta Alternative for Long Recordings and Subtitles

Notta is an AI meeting assistant: it joins calls, transcribes live, writes summaries and does bilingual transcription. Its free plan is meant as a taste of that — 3 minutes per conversation — which isn't enough to try it on a real interview or lecture.

ScribeToAny focuses on recordings. The free plan handles a full 30-minute file, and paid plans take files up to three hours, in about 98 languages, with subtitle export included.

Prices and limits below were checked on each vendor's pricing page and help center on October 2, 2026. Vendors change plans often — check before you buy.

Quick comparison

	ScribeToAny	Notta
Built for	Transcribing audio and video files	Meeting notes and live transcription
Free plan	100 min/month, up to 30 min per file	120 min/month, up to 3 min per conversation
Entry paid plan	Plus: $10/month or $88/year — 1,500 min/month	Pro: $13.61/month or $8.17/month billed annually — 1,800 min/month
Max length per file	180 min (paid)	5 hours (Pro)
Transcription languages	~98	58
Translation	134+ languages, free on every plan	42 languages
Subtitle export	SRT, VTT on every plan	Transcript download
Meeting bot / live notes	No	Yes
No subscription option	One-time minute packs from $5	No

When ScribeToAny is the better choice

• You want to test on a real file for free. 30 minutes per file versus 3 minutes per conversation.
• Subtitles. SRT and VTT export on every plan, with an editor to fix lines against the audio.
• Wider language coverage for both transcription (~98) and translation (134+).
• No subscription. Minute packs from $5 for occasional work.

When Notta is the better choice

• You need a bot in live meetings with real-time transcription and summaries.
• You regularly record sessions longer than three hours.
• You want bilingual transcription of a conversation that switches between two languages.

Switching from Notta

1. Export or download the recording, or keep the original file from your meeting app.
2. Upload it to ScribeToAny (or paste a public link) and choose the language.
3. Edit, then export TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT or VTT — and translate if needed.