Depositions Live Here

For litigation professionals who want more control over Zoom depositions, isn’t it time for a solution that works on your terms? Meet Skribe, the platform that puts you in charge of how your crucial testimony is captured, analyzed, and shared.

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How Skribe Delivers Results for Litigators

Take control of depositions with a faster, more affordable, and legally compliant solution. Get cost-effective services, AI-powered insights, and court-admissible records, all without delays.

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Depositions cost less. Transcripts arrive faster. Same day, video-synced, to keep your case moving forward

You’ll uncover key deposition moments in minutes. AI-powered search helps you find answers and create video clips instantly.

Records that meet all federal and state non-stenographic standards, professionally proofed for accuracy.

From Schedule To Courtroom Ready

Watch how Skribe simplifies depositions with seamless scheduling, rapid transcript delivery, and integrated analysis tools to save you time and money.

Pricing That Won't Leave You Fuming

Get deposition services at half the cost of traditional court reporting.

$ 99

/hr

Upload any supported audio/video file
Rough transcript in minutes
Synced video-to-text
Create & share audio/video clips in seconds

$ 349

/hr

Zoom-powered room
Notary liason to swear-in witness & host
Same-day rough transcript
Synced video-to-text
Final transcript in 2-3 days
Present & share digital exhibits
Create & share video clips in seconds

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Library proofreading upgrade - $2.00/minute
Rush final transcript (Next Day) - $2.75/minute
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Skribe Always Wins

At last, you have a real choice in how you collect and use the testimony you and your clients need. Skribe is the modern alternative to traditional court reporting. More affordable, faster, and built for the way litigators work.

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Affordable, upfront pricing with no surprises
Same-day AI-powered rough transcripts in minutes
Synced video-to-text included at no extra cost
AI-powered search finds key moments in seconds
Flexible, on-demand deposition services

Two Options, One Seamless Experience

Whether you upload existing media or capture it live on Zoom, the same powerful tools work for you. Get an AI-generated rough transcript in minutes, search and chat with AI to find key details, analyze testimony, and share insights – so you can focus on building your case.

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Litigation professionals across the country are transforming how they conduct depositions, gaining better insights from testimony, and resolving matters faster—for the benefit of their clients and their practice.

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Are Skribe Transcripts Admissible in Court?

Absolutely! In 1993, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30 (b) (3) were amended to allow for non-stenographic depositions, meaning no shorthand reporter or stenography. The majority of states have followed suit, adapting their laws to permit audio or video recordings to serve as the official record. Check out our Admissibility page for a full list of states that allow for non-stenographic depositions.

Are Transcripts accurate and on par with a stenographer?

Yes. Skribe’s human-proofread transcripts are 99% accurate. To put that in perspective, the National Court Reporters’ Association’s website, stenographers can be certified by achieving a 95% accuracy rate. This means that even under the best conditions, there’s an inherent 5% margin of error with traditional stenography.

What if opposing counsel objects to using Skribe?

Lawyers will always be lawyering, but to date, only one Skribe customer has faced an objection by opposing counsel. After hearing the motion to quash, a Texas judge ruled in our customer’s, acknowledging the deposition was noticed correctly, complied with the law governing non-stenographic depositions, and that Skribe was indeed a valid and completely permissible method of capturing testimony. We are confident that our non-stenographic approach to capturing testimony is legal and represents the future of the industry.

So, we’re making you this promise:
If a judge does not accept the Skribe record for your witness
and provides a written rejection, we’ll give you a full refund and cover the cost of obtaining a traditional stenographer’s transcript of the Skribe Record.

Does opposing counsel need a Skribe account to get a copy of the transcripts?

No, opposing counsel does not need a Skribe account to access transcripts. They will receive a secure link via email to download a complimentary read-only transcript in PDF format.

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