Dibatto

Pay per show, not per seat.

An episode is one live session, up to 45 minutes. Everything after you stop recording — transcript, chapters, show notes, titles, quotes and the coaching card — is included in the plan.

The free plan runs three 10-minute live episodes with no card, and keeps the daily rundown and text sparring afterwards.

What a session actually costs us
Live voice, per minute$0.05
Soft warning30 minutes
Hard cap45 minutes
Transcription, per audio minute$0.0005

Published because the cap is the honest consequence of it. There is no fair-use clause buried in the terms: the clock is in the header the whole time you are recording.

Free
$0/mo
no card required

Three 10-minute trial episodes. Daily rundown and text sparring.

  • Three 10-minute trial episodes
  • 1 show
  • Daily rundown
  • Text sparring
Start free
Creator
$59/mo
$11.80 an episode

Five episodes a month, full wraps, your episode pages.

  • 5 episodes a month
  • 1 show
  • Full episode wrap
  • Episode library
  • Public episode pages
Choose Creator
Pro
$129/mo
$8.60 an episode

Show memory, three shows, podcast RSS, priority wraps.

  • 15 episodes a month
  • 3 shows
  • Show memory
  • Podcast RSS feed
  • Priority wraps
  • Everything in Creator
Choose Pro
Studio
$299/mo
$7.47 an episode

White-label pages, the Studio API, ten shows.

  • 40 episodes a month
  • 10 shows
  • White-label pages
  • API keys
  • Everything in Pro
Choose Studio

Prices in USD, billed monthly through Stripe by Soxoa LLC. Cancel yourself in the billing portal at any time.

Episode credits

For the week you have more to say than the plan allows. A credit is one episode, and it does not expire while your account is open.

$12 · 1 credit

One extra episode at the full 45 minutes, with the whole wrap included.

$60 · 5 credits

5 extra episodes for $60 — $12 each, bought in one go.

What credits are also spent on

Re-running a wrap costs 1 credit, because it re-transcribes and re-analyses the whole recording. Nothing else spends a credit.

Billing, answered plainly

What counts as an episode?

One live session, up to 45 minutes. The counter goes up when the session starts, not when it ends, and a session you abandon after two minutes still spends the episode — the voice minutes were bought either way.

What happens when I hit the cap mid-argument?

You get a land-the-plane cue at 30 minutes and the session ends itself at 45 minutes. Nothing is lost when it ends: the recording is already uploaded and the wrap starts on what you have.

What if I run out of episodes before the month resets?

Buy credits. One credit is one episode at $12, or five for $60. Credits do not expire while your account is open and they survive a plan change.

Do re-runs cost me anything?

Re-running the wrap on an episode costs 1 credit, because it re-transcribes and re-analyses from scratch. Editing the notes, picking another title or publishing costs nothing.

Can I cancel?

Yes, yourself, in the Stripe billing portal. You keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for, then drop to free. Credits you already bought stay on the account.

Why is there a cap at all?

A live voice session costs real money per minute — about 5 cents — and the cap is what keeps the plan prices honest instead of hiding a fair-use clause in the terms. You see the remaining minutes in the header the entire session.

Record the first three free

Three ten-minute episodes, no card, and you keep whatever comes out of them.