Vatis Tech

Vatis Tech provides web-based transcription software and APIs for pre-recorded and real-time speech recognition, diarization, and audio intelligence.

8.3/10 TechZella Score
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Editorial overview

Aggregated Overview

The product offers web transcription, pre-recorded and real-time APIs, diarization, multilingual processing, summaries, sentiment analysis, custom prompts, webhooks, and JSON exports. Public third-party review evidence remains limited to one G2 review.

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Platforms

HTTP Gateway, REST API, Web, WebSocket API

TechZella assessment

8.3/10

Overview

Vatis Tech is a speech recognition platform from a Bucharest-based software company founded in 2020. It provides a browser-based transcription application and developer APIs for converting audio or video into text.

The platform supports pre-recorded files and real-time streams. Its documented processing options include speaker diarization, multilingual code switching, summaries, sentiment analysis, enhanced transcription, and custom prompts.

Editorial assessment

Vatis Tech Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Combines a web transcription application with REST and real-time APIs.
  • Supports speaker diarization, multilingual code switching, summaries, sentiment analysis, and custom prompts.
  • Offers a no-card web trial and initial API credit.
  • Provides webhook and JSON-based integration mechanisms.
  • Supports common multimedia inputs and multiple audio channels.

Cons

  • Public third-party review coverage is very limited.
  • Native integrations with named third-party business applications were not verified.
  • The documented Streams API export function currently supports JSON, which may require downstream formatting.
  • Some advanced audio intelligence functions are billed separately from transcription.
Plans & pricing

Vatis Tech Pricing & Plans

Speech-to-Text Async API

€0.17/hour
pay-as-you-go

Audio transcription API pricing. New API accounts receive €10 in credit.

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Audio Intelligence

€0.60 input / €2.30 output
per million tokens

Token-based pricing for summaries, chapters, topics, sentiment, PII redaction, and related analysis, billed separately from transcription.

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Pricing may change. Verify current plans on the vendor's website.

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Capabilities

Vatis Tech Features

Transcription

  • Pre-recorded audio and video transcription
  • Real-time transcription
  • Multilingual code switching
  • Automatic language detection
  • Speaker diarization
  • Word-level transcription data
  • Multiple-channel processing
  • Automatic audio transcoding

Audio Intelligence

  • Summarization
  • Sentiment analysis
  • Custom prompts through Ask Anything
  • Structured JSON response formats
  • Enhanced transcription
  • Custom vocabulary

Developer Tools

  • REST API
  • WebSocket streaming
  • HTTP gateway uploads
  • Webhooks
  • JSON export
  • OpenAPI-based documentation
  • API key authentication

Supported Inputs

  • WAV
  • MP3
  • MP4
  • WebM
  • FLV
  • Public HTTP and HTTPS media links
Product details

Vatis Tech Specifications

Product typeSpeech recognition and audio intelligence software
PlatformWeb application and developer APIs
APIREST, WebSocket, and HTTP gateway
IntegrationsWebhooks, JSON responses, HTTP uploads, and API-based integrations
Free trial10 free web transcription minutes; €10 API credit
Languages50+ languages stated on the official pricing page
Input formatsWAV, MP3, MP4, WebM, FLV, and other multimedia formats
DeploymentCloud platform; official site also describes on-premise and private-cloud options
ExportJSON for the Vatis Streams export function
HeadquartersBucharest, Romania
Our evidence-based assessment

TechZella Score

A proprietary editorial score based on product capabilities, usability, value, performance, support and user sentiment evidence.

8.3/10Moderate confidence
Features8.7
Ease of Use8.1
Value for Money8.4
Performance8.5
Support7.8
User Sentiment8.0

The product offers web transcription, pre-recorded and real-time APIs, diarization, multilingual processing, summaries, sentiment analysis, custom prompts, webhooks, and JSON exports. Public third-party review evidence remains limited to one G2 review.

Methodology v1.0. The assessment weighs feature coverage (25%), ease of use (15%), value for money (20%), performance (15%), support (10%) and user sentiment (15%), using researched product evidence and verified review evidence where available. It is a TechZella editorial assessment, not a direct user-review average.

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FAQ

Does Vatis Tech offer a free trial? Yes. The web application provides 10 free minutes without requiring a credit card. API accounts receive €10 in initial credit.

Does Vatis Tech provide an API? Yes. Vatis Streams is documented as a public REST API, with real-time processing available through WebSocket workflows and HTTP gateway endpoints.

What integrations are available? The documented integration mechanisms include REST requests, WebSocket connections, HTTP gateway uploads, webhooks, and JSON responses. No large catalog of native third-party application integrations was verified.

Does it support real-time transcription? Yes. The documentation includes real-time transcription with audio streaming, speech-end detection, multichannel processing, and audio intelligence options.