Pricing comparison

MAXScribe pricing — and a $99 alternative.

Stenograph doesn't publish what MAXScribe costs — you have to email a sales rep. So here's what they quoted us, and how Stenobox compares.

What MAXScribe costs

PlanPriceWhat you get
Edit$99/moEditing only — no transcription.
Capture$150/moUnlimited audio export, plus $0.30/min for auto transcript ($18/audio hr) and $0.52–$1.00/min for realtime.
Auto Transcript$300/moUnlimited auto transcript (recorded audio). Realtime still billed per minute.
Streaming$500/moEverything unlimited, including realtime.

All MAXScribe plans are an annual commitment.

Basically done — for a third of the price.

MAXScribe — Auto Transcript
$300
/month · annual commitment

Unlimited transcription of recorded audio.

Stenobox
$99
/month · cancel anytime

A court-formatted draft that's basically done — Q&A, speaker labels, dates and numbers already handled. You verify and certify. 7-day free trial.

Try it on your own audio — free.

Run a real job through Stenobox and see how done it is when you get it back. $0 today.

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About these prices. Stenograph does not publish MAXScribe pricing publicly; the figures above were quoted to us by Stenograph Enterprise Sales in June 2026 and may have changed since. Confirm current pricing with Stenograph directly.

A fair comparison. MAXScribe also offers realtime/streaming transcription and audio capture, which Stenobox does not currently provide. Stenobox is month-to-month; MAXScribe subscriptions are an annual commitment. The two products overlap on producing transcripts from recorded audio, which is what this page compares.

MAXScribe and Stenograph are trademarks of Stenograph, L.L.C. Stenobox is an independent product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Stenograph.