WReduct vs Rev
Pricing, features, platforms and who each one suits — side by side.
Choose Reduct if…
- you want the lower entry price ($12/mo vs $25.49/mo)
- you're in its core audience: public defenders and legal teams, ux and qualitative researchers
Choose Rev if…
- you want a free plan to start with
- you work on iOS, Android
- you're in its core audience: criminal defense attorneys, prosecutors
Side by side
Key features
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Reduct
- Interactive transcript linked to video playback
- Transcription in over 90 languages
- Video and audio PII redaction
- Text-based editing with strikethrough cuts
- Live Capture for Zoom, Google Meet and Teams calls
- Exact and fuzzy search across all recordings
- Multicam sync and timeline view
- Premiere Pro plugin for rough cuts
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Rev
- Multi-file evidence Q&A with cited answers
- Image analysis that flags inconsistencies across case photos
- Document editor with Word and PDF export
- AI templates for chronologies and affidavits
- AI transcription in 37+ languages
- Human transcription with 99%+ accuracy guarantee
- Transcript editing and clipping
- Imports from Clio, Dropbox, Box, Google Drive and OneDrive
Plans and prices
From each vendor's site. Prices change — confirm before buying.
Reduct
Rev
Strengths and limitations
Reduct
- Free commenters on every plan
- Long silences are excluded from transcription billing
- Discounts for non-profits and academics
- Premiere Pro integration uses original source files
- Redaction and multicam sync require Professional or above
- Personal plan limited to 720p exports and 4GB files
- Document support only on Enterprise
- Transcription beyond the quota is charged per minute
Rev
- Every AI finding links to the source file and timestamp
- Free plan with no credit card required
- SOC 2 Type II audited, with CJIS and HIPAA environments on Unlimited plans
- Pay-per-minute services available without a subscription
- Human transcription is English only
- CJIS and HIPAA environments are limited to Unlimited plans
- Subscriber discounts do not apply to legal transcription
- Document editor is still in beta
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Editing, color, VFX, audio and photo post-production in one desktop app
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