Pricing

Start free, upgrade when it earns it.

One price per person. No per-meeting charge, no bundle of minutes to run down, and nothing that costs more because a call ran long.

Scripta is in private beta, and everything here is free. There is no way to pay for it yet, and the plan limits below are not applied — every account has every feature on this page, including sharing and the full storage figures. One fair-use ceiling does apply while we are in beta: 150 AI write-ups per workspace in any 30-day window, which matches the most generous plan here. Everything else — creating meetings, editing minutes, exporting — is unlimited. These are the prices we intend to launch with, published early so they are not a surprise, and nobody will be charged without being told first.
Free
$0
forever

For trying it on your next meeting.

  • Just you — no sharing
  • Unlimited meetings
  • 2 AI write-ups a month
  • 1 workspace
  • The minutes assistant, on your own transcripts
  • Decisions and action items, each with the quote it came from
  • 200 MB of file storage
  • Export to PDF and CSV
  • Add to calendar — Google, Outlook or .ics
Start free
Solo
$9
per month

For the meetings that have to be written up properly.

  • Still just you — no sharing
  • Everything in Free
  • 30 AI write-ups a month
  • Email the agenda to everyone attending
  • Cancellation notices sent for you
  • File attachments on any meeting — 5 GB, up to 25 MB a file
  • Search across your meetings
  • Minutes you can lock, so “final” means finished
Start free

Free during the beta

Team
$49
per month

For teams that share the follow-through.

  • Up to 10 people in a workspace
  • Everything in Pro
  • 150 AI write-ups a month, shared by everyone
  • Add people beyond 10 at $9 each, bringing 30 write-ups apiece
  • 50 GB of file storage for the workspace
  • Workspaces joined by invitation
  • Manage who is in a workspace and what they can do
  • Access enforced in the database, not just the interface
Start free

Free during the beta

What you are paying for

The record, not the recording

Scripta does not sit in your calls. It starts with the transcript you already have and ends with a record your team can act on — which is the part that usually never gets written.

Minutes you did not have to write

The assistant drafts from your transcript and rewrites on request. It is told not to invent a decision, an owner, a date or a quote, and with nothing to work from it says so rather than producing convincing minutes of a meeting it never saw.

Decisions with their evidence attached

Every extracted decision and commitment carries the verbatim line it came from, and that quote is checked against your transcript before it reaches you. Anything unquotable is dropped and the count shown, so a short list reads as a short list rather than a thorough one.

Nothing lands without you

The AI proposes and you decide. Minutes arrive as a draft you insert or replace with; extracted rows arrive as a list you tick. Nothing is written to the record on your behalf.

Questions

Before you sign up

What does it cost right now?
Nothing. Scripta is in beta, there is no way to pay for it, and none of the limits below are applied — you have every feature on this page whichever plan you are reading. When billing arrives you will be told before anything is charged.
Does Scripta record or join my meetings?
No. It starts after the call. You bring the transcript or notes from whatever recorder you already use — Zoom, Meet, Teams, Otter, Fireflies, a forwarded email, an uploaded file, or text you paste — and Scripta turns that into minutes, decisions and action items. Nothing of ours ever sits in your meeting.
What is an AI write-up?
One meeting the AI has worked on. Creating meetings is unlimited on every plan — a write-up is counted the first time the assistant drafts minutes for a meeting or pulls decisions out of it. After that, that meeting is yours: refining the draft, asking again, or re-extracting costs nothing more, however many times you do it.
What exactly does the AI do?
Two things. It drafts and rewrites minutes from your transcript, and it pulls out decisions and commitments — each carrying the verbatim line it came from, checked against your transcript before it reaches you. Anything it cannot quote for is dropped, and the number dropped is shown. It never writes to your record on its own: you read what it proposes and choose what lands.
Who can see a meeting?
Only members of the workspace it is in, and that is enforced by the database rather than by the interface in front of it. Every table carries a per-workspace policy, so a request for someone else's meeting returns nothing at all.
Can I get my data out?
Yes. Minutes export to PDF through your browser's own print dialogue, and the meetings list exports to CSV. Neither needs a paid plan.
Will the price change before launch?
It might. These are the numbers we plan to launch with, published now so nobody is surprised later. If they move, this page moves with them.

Try it on your last meeting

Bring a transcript you already have. If the minutes are not better than the ones nobody wrote, you have lost ten minutes.