Alrite speech-to-text API
Seamlessly transcribe audio to text with our fast, accurate, and secure API solution, built for developers, enterprises, and institutions. Whether you need transcription, subtitles, translations, or keyword extraction, our API is here to streamline your workflow.
Why choose our speech-to-text API?
Our Speech-to-Text API is designed to help you effortlessly convert audio and video files into accurate text, captions, translations, and more. With flexible API packages and customizable solutions, our API can scale to meet your operational needs, offering performance, efficiency, and seamless integration.
Key features of Alrite speech recognition API
- High accuracy: Advanced speech recognition ensures reliable transcriptions, even for difficult audio.
- Flexible output options: Choose between text, captions, summaries, and more depending on your business needs.
- Scalable: Handle small to large-scale transcription requests, suitable for various industries.
Transcribe your media files from as low as $0.022 / minute!
Our scalable speech-to-text API is designed for businesses and non-profit organizations of all sizes.
Our speech-to-text API offers competitive pricing, starting as low as $0.022 per minute for high-volume users with transcript-only needs. Custom pricing is available based on your usage and desired. Contact us to get a personalized quote tailored to your specific requirements.
How Alrite speech-to-text API works
Our speech-to-text API offers a simple and streamlined process to get started
Request API access
Fill out the form or contact us via email to request access.
Verification
We’ll review your request to ensure it meets our API usage terms.
Choose a package
Select the API package and deployment environment that suits your needs.
Contract signing
Once the contract is signed, we’ll activate your account.
Start transcribing
Use your account credentials to log in and begin using the API.
Flexible deployment options
We understand that security is crucial. That’s why we offer flexible deployment options of our automatic speech recognition solution to meet different levels of data sensitivity:
Cloud environment
Hosted by us, this option is convenient and eliminates the need for your own infrastructure. However, the audio files are processed outside your own network.
On-premise environment
For maximum security, install the API on your own infrastructure. This ensures no data ever leaves your environment, which is ideal for industries with strict security requirements. Internet access is not needed, making this a competitive advantage in regulated fields.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about Alrite transcription API
Who can use the Alrite speech-to-text API?
Our API is available for businesses and institutions. We work directly with end users, and reselling the API is not permitted.
What languages are currently available with API?
The API supports all the languages our webapp and mobile app does. To be exact, the available languages are: {{supportedLanguages}}
Is technical support available?
Yes, we also provide optional technical support, both for on-site installations and operational tasks.
What purposes can the API used for
Our Speech-to-Text API is ideal for automating transcription, enhancing accessibility, and improving productivity across various industries, from media production to customer support.
How Alrite's REST API works (in a nutshell)
Our developer-friendly API provides four key endpoints for seamless integration
Login endpoint
POST
Authenticate using your username and password, and receive a JWT token for future requests.
Transcribe endpoint
POST
Upload audio files and initiate the transcription process by providing a file and language code. The system will return a documentId for tracking the request.
Transcription status updates
WEBSOCKET
Establish a WebSocket connection to receive real-time updates on the progress of your transcription. This mechanism will notify you when processing is complete or if any issues arise during the process.
Get transcription results
GET
Retrieve the final transcript by querying the documentId. This is the endpoint where you will get the completed transcription, along with optional outputs such as subtitles, keywords, or summaries.