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Upload audio, video, or a cloud link. Add speaker names, timestamp rules, or formatting notes if you already have them.
Lessrec transcribes interviews, meetings, lectures, legal recordings, podcasts, and video. We clean up the noise, label speakers, preserve meaning, and deliver a document your team can actually use.
Each service is framed around a real client need: what you upload, what you receive, and where the transcript can be used next.
No fog, no vague promises: you understand the price, deadline, and output format before the work begins.
Upload audio, video, or a cloud link. Add speaker names, timestamp rules, or formatting notes if you already have them.
We check sound quality, length, speaker count, and urgency, then send a transparent estimate with no hidden add-ons.
Get DOCX, PDF, SRT, or spreadsheet output with clean speech, structure, timestamps, and editor notes where needed.
Lessrec can turn one recording into a complete publishing package: transcript, article, SEO page, captions, posts, and internal notes.
From raw audio to a full content pipeline Upload a call, podcast, webinar, or interview once. We create the transcript first, then reshape it into editorial assets for search, social, support, and sales teams.
Use these prices as a starting point. The final estimate depends on sound quality, number of speakers, urgency, and formatting requirements.
Lessrec makes transcripts useful: an editor removes clutter, shapes logical paragraphs, marks unclear audio, and preserves important wording.
The result can go to a lawyer, editor, research team, assistant, or straight into an article, meeting record, report, caption file, or internal knowledge base.
Discuss your fileThese stories show the practical outcome: what was difficult in the recording, what needed to be delivered, and how the transcript helped.
The recording had six participants and constant overlap. Lessrec separated the speakers, kept respondent language intact, and prepared the text for coding.
The client needed exact wording with timestamps. The final document made it easy to find disputed phrases and compare them with the audio.
A long episode became a clean transcript with host questions highlighted, making it faster to write the show notes and article draft.
Instead of abstract samples, here is what clients actually receive after the recording is transcribed and edited.
Short answers remove the last bits of friction before a client sends a recording for an estimate.
Yes — we run noise reduction and a senior editor recovers unclear sections. We mark anything inaudible explicitly so you can re-listen.
Both, your choice. Verbatim keeps fillers and false starts. Smoothed removes them while preserving meaning.
Drop it in the upload form (up to 4 GB), share a Google Drive / Dropbox / WeTransfer link, or ask for a private upload URL.
Yes. We deliver SRT or VTT alongside the cleaned transcript and can export a cutting script for your editor.
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