The tool that runs in your browser is free and will stay that way. It costs us nothing: there is no server processing your videos. What is paid for is what the browser simply cannot do.
No sign-up, no card.
For people who process video often.
For products and agents.
The paid plans do not exist yet — they are listed to make clear what will be charged for and what never will be. Nothing here is for sale today, and the free plan will not lose features when the paid ones arrive.
Leave an e-mail and I will tell you when the paid plan ships. One message, not a newsletter.
The promise of this tool is that your video never leaves your machine, and that still holds: this field has nothing to do with what you process here — the browser sends no video, no audio and no transcript anywhere. The e-mail sits in a database of mine, is never sold, never goes to a third-party list, and disappears the day you ask. Rather not leave it? No problem — the tool does not change either way.
It is a fair question: a free tool usually charges somewhere else — data, ads, or a limit that shows up at the worst moment. Here the reason is simpler: your video is processed by your own computer, so serving you costs practically nothing. There is nothing being subsidised, and therefore nothing to recoup later.
