Top 5 JusticeText Alternatives in 2024

February 2024

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Top 5 JusticeText Alternatives in 2024

JusticeText is a video evidence management software that started with a mission of helping marginalized communities by empowering public defenders. It simplifies the video discovery process of a high volume of recorded evidence, including body cam footage and jail calls.

It has been pivotal to many attorneys and lawyers by helping them automatically transcribe, annotate, find, and share decisive evidence in court.

Although their mission is admirable, I have felt that JusticeText has been lagging in some aspects. It hasn’t always given me accurate transcription and it has crashed multiple times on me. And for some legal teams, their pricing model may not be ideal.

I explored & tried various tools similar to JusticeText so that you don’t have to. Below I’ve compiled my top 5 picks you might consider for your legal needs.

1. Reduct.Video

recoding page of Reduct

Reduct provides highly accurate transcriptions of all audio and video footage. With 96% accurate AI transcription in 90+ languages, it offers the most accurate transcripts on our list. Reduct also provides an option for 99% accurate human transcription at $1/min (compared to $1.90/min in JusticeText).

Reduct is built for all-sized legal teams, with features for collaborative searching, tagging, clipping, translating, redacting, and more. It also offers unlimited storage and can handle large volumes of recordings, a must-have for firms working with footage recorded 24-7, 365 days.

📄 Case study:
The office of the Colorado State Public Defender adopted Reduct in mid-2021 to solve their pressing need for rapid transcription of increasing volumes of audio and video evidence. Since then, they have rolled out Reduct across 21 locations, enabling over a thousand users to transcribe more than half a million minutes of digital evidence.
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With Reduct, you can go from hours-long footage into court-admissible clips with no prior video editing experience. Therefore, if you primarily work with reviewing an overwhelming volume of recordings and don’t want to compromise on the transcription quality, Reduct is your go-to alternative.

Best for:

Anyone who needs accurate transcription of large volume of audio & video evidence to find decisive moments.

Pricing

Free trial: 14 days (2 hours of free transcription)

Paid plans:
Subscription-based pricing (starting from 30$)
Utilization-based (customizable)

Get accurate transcripts of your evidence, discovery materials, and depositions in just minutes
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2. Parrot.us

the landing page of Parrot.us

Parrot is an AI-first technology solution designed to make the most out of depositions.

Parrot helps you with scheduling all your depositions and provides immediate rough drafts, and real-time summaries. With efficient court reporting services, Parrot can be your all-in-one platform for remote depositions.

If you mostly work with transcriptions for depositions, Parrot can be your perfect JusticeText alternative.

Best for:

Anyone dealing primarily with depositions.

Pricing

Free self-served trial : No
Undisclosed

3. Logikcull

the landing page of Logikcull

Logikcull by Reveal is an all-in-one eDiscovery software that aims to simplify the tangled mess of legal investigations. Logikcull works well with text documents, audio, videos, emails, and even conversations from platforms like Slack. With Logikcull, legal teams of all sizes can efficiently organize, search, and collaborate on document collections.

The audiovisual files uploaded to Logikcull are automatically transcribed, timestamped, and made searchable. You can also redact audio files and transcripts with ease.

If you are looking for a JusticeText alternative that also works with documents & emails, you should try Logikcull.

Best for:

Anyone who primarily works with documents, emails, and sporadically with audio & video.

Pricing:

Free self-served trial : No
Undisclosed

4. Sonix.ai

the product page of Sonix.ai

Unlike most of the options in this list, Sonix offers a pay-as-you-go pricing model for transcription. Sonix can transcribe your audio and video evidence in 40+ languages. It also includes automated subtitling/captioning for audio and video files. Sonix allows you to clip parts of the recording that can be exported with subtitles for trials.

Sonix has recently introduced new AI capabilities that can quickly analyze the tone & words in the recordings to give back a sentiment summary of the recording that can be useful during pre-trial preparation.

If you are looking for a pay-as-you-go solution similar to JusticeText, Sonix is your choice.

Best for:

Small firms looking for a pay-as-you-go transcription solution.

Pricing

Free trial: 30 minutes of transcription

Paid plans:
Pay-as-you-go transcription for $10 an hour

5. Verbit

The legal landing page of Verbit

Verbit is a legal transcription service that caters to a wide range of legal requirements. They specialize in services like human transcription, court reporting, dictation transcription, document transcription, legal document review, and legal document translation.

While their AI legal transcription is good, what sets them apart is their certified human legal transcription service and customized transcript formatting according to your needs.

If your workflow requires transcription from certified transcribers instead of AI transcription, you should try out Verbit.

Best for:

Anyone looking for AAERT-certified human transcribers.

Pricing:

Free trial : No

Paid plans:
Legal professional transcription: Starting from $2.7/minute
Legal ASR: $0.25 / minute

Did you find the right alternative for your use case?

There’s no real "Best JusticeText alternative" – it all depends on your money, time, and your use case.

I recommend trying out all the tools mentioned on your own. If you’d like to explore more about Reduct, we would be happy to jump on a call and understand you and your use case better.

Transcribe, review, search, highlight, and combine video evidence

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