Skribe review
A deposition platform combining AI transcription, video tools, and human-reviewed legal finals.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Skribe is a web-based legal deposition platform for attorneys, paralegals, and litigation teams. It combines audio and video transcription with speaker naming, synchronized video-to-text playback, searchable testimony, clips, AI transcript chat, summaries, and realtime transcripts. The product serves teams that need to capture depositions, review testimony efficiently, and produce a human-reviewed final transcript when legal formatting matters.
Pricing is usage-based in U.S. dollars. Library costs $99 per hour and supports uploaded audio or video, rough transcripts in minutes, synchronized playback, and shared clips. Link costs $129 per hour and adds Zoom deposition recording when the user is not the host, direct search and tagging, HD video, realtime transcripts, and AI chat. Live costs $379 per record hour and includes a Zoom-powered deposition room, digital reporter, same-day rough transcript, realtime AI tools, human-verified final transcript, digital exhibits, and video clips. The plans make the main trade-off clear: lower tiers support file-based or Zoom-connected workflows, while Live adds reporting and finalized legal output.
Skribe’s strongest fit is a deposition team that wants one workspace for recording, transcript review, video context, and AI-assisted analysis, with Live available for human-reviewed final transcripts. Library is suited to existing recordings, while Link fits Zoom-based sessions that need searchable, taggable material during or after recording. Teams choosing between these options should consider whether rough transcripts meet their workflow or whether a human-verified final transcript and digital reporter justify Live’s higher per-record-hour price. Organizations seeking a non-web deployment or a broader integration ecosystem may prefer an alternative, since Zoom is the listed integration and web is the listed platform.
Skribe pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Human-reviewed, legally formatted final transcripts
- Realtime transcripts, AI analysis, and searchable testimony
- Synced video, speaker identification, clips, and digital exhibits
- Where it doesn't
- Usage-based pricing starts at $99 per hour
- Web access is the listed platform option
- Advanced deposition-room features are concentrated in Live
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