About Sonix
Sonix transcribes audio and video and turns the output into a searchable workspace. Uploads come back as timestamped transcripts with speaker labels, editable in the browser, and documents such as PDFs can be added to the same workspace so questions can be asked across an entire body of evidence rather than one file at a time.
It is used by media companies, researchers, legal teams and healthcare organizations. Transcription and translation cover more than 54 languages, with speaker diarization, voiceprints, a custom dictionary, version history and a dedicated medical model. Output includes text exports in DOCX, PDF and TXT, subtitle exports in SRT and VTT, subtitles burned into video, shareable transcript links and an embeddable media player. The AI layer produces summaries, chapters, themes, sentiment and cited answers drawn from hours of recordings. There is API access and integrations with Zoom, Teams, Zapier and Adobe Premiere. The company lists SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance, AES 256 encryption and a policy of not training models on customer data.
Pricing starts with a 30 minute free trial that needs no card. Pay As You Go is $10 an hour with 5 GB of storage and no AI workspace usage. Core is $25 a month or $275 a year and includes 5 hours a month of transcription and translation plus 5 hours of AI workspace usage and 25 GB of storage. Advanced is $50 a month or $550 a year for 20 hours of transcription, 25 hours of AI usage and 50 GB. Pro is $80 a month or $880 a year for 40 hours of transcription, 100 hours of AI usage and 100 GB. Each paid plan includes one seat, with extra seats at $25 a month or $275 a year, and additional hours on any plan billed at $10 an hour.