Async review
A capable remote recording and editing suite with a low-cost annual entry tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Async brings remote recording, editing, transcription, and publishing tools into a browser-based platform for podcasters, video creators, collaborative teams, and organizations producing content at scale. Sessions can include up to 10 guests, local participant audio and video, separate tracks, screen sharing, cloud backup, and WAV or MP3 exports. Its production toolkit also covers multitrack editing, subtitles, clips, dubbing, noise reduction, and silence removal.
Pricing is structured around a free tier and progressively larger paid plans. Free includes 150 lifetime AI credits, one hour of lifetime remote recording, basic editing, and limited exports and storage. Essentials costs $19.99 per month monthly or $11.99 per month with annual billing, adding 450 monthly AI credits, two hours of recording, two hours of text-to-speech, 20 GB of storage, Magic Dust, Noise Reduction, and Silence Removal. Pro costs $39.99 monthly or $23.99 annually, with 1,200 AI credits, 20 hours of recording, 10 hours of text-to-speech, 120 GB of storage, and up to 4K recording. Teams costs $84.99 monthly or $49.99 annually and adds 3,000 AI credits, 50 hours of recording, 40 hours of text-to-speech, 1 TB of storage, collaboration tools, Producer Mode, and Brand Kit. Business offers custom limits plus advanced security and compliance, dedicated onboarding, and support.
The standout fit is remote production quality: separate tracks, uncompressed 48kHz WAV recording, up to 4K video, and AI-assisted cleanup give creators control beyond a basic call recorder. Automatic transcription, editing, screen recording, and publishing tools can keep more of the workflow in one place. Choose Async if you need high-quality remote sessions and production features at a relatively low annual entry price. Choose an alternative if your workflow requires platforms beyond web and iOS, or if the plan-based recording, storage, and AI limits do not fit your volume.
Async pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Local recording with separate participant audio and video tracks
- Up to 10 remote guests, 48kHz WAV audio, and up to 4K video
- Transcription, multitrack editing, and AI noise reduction
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan has limited exports and storage
- Recording and text-to-speech hours vary by plan limits
- Available on the web and iOS, with no other listed platforms
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