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Detailed comparison of Reduct and JusticeText

Tools like JusticeText and Reduct help sift through mountains of discovery footage and turn them into captioned, admissible clips. Reduct stands out when it comes to handling body-worn camera (BWC) footage from multiple angles, thanks to the side-by-side BWC review feature, built specifically for criminal defense attorneys.

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Why Reduct is a better audio/video discovery management tool

We are the world’s best transcription tool!

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Reduct offers AI transcription with over 94% accuracy, surpassing all other transcription tools, including JusticeText.

You can upload audio and video files in nearly any format. We also offer an extremely user-friendly way to correct the transcript, including the ability to request a re-transcrition of a specific section for better accuracy.

Investigator, Louisiana

“The accuracy of the transcription was really quite spectacular.”

We provide the most efficient way to review bodycam footage

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When multiple officers show up at a scene, you end up watching the same incidents from different angles. Reduct eliminates that redundancy by syncing all the bodycam footage into a single, searchable timeline and allow you to review them at once.

Just drop in all the footage, and Reduct will instantly build a timeline of events and give you a clear sense of how much evidence there is to review.

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Casey Asprooth-Jackson, Digital Forensic Analyst

“To immediately have access to frame by frame advancing of three videos is a massive step forward.”

Reduct offers more flexible pricing structures

Reduct offers pooled transcription hours per user, per year. Any unused hours can be shared across your team, maximizing the value of the plan. We also offer utilization plans where you can start with a small budget for your entire team and grow if you find Reduct valuable.

Professional


Starting at

$40

/month/editor

Included transcription hours:

300 hours per editor (per year, pooled)

Ideal for solo attorneys and small law firms needing an affordable way to review video discovery.

Enterprise


Starting at

$75

/month/editor

Included transcription hours:

600 hours per editor (per year, pooled)

Ideal for large public defense offices needing to meet organizational compliance.

Custom pricing


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We offer several flexible models, like usage-based, case-based and unlimited pricing models to meet and grow with your needs.

Reduct vs JusticeText

Complete feature comparison

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Pricing

$40

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AI transcription accuracy94.78% accurate91.54% accurate
Transcription hours25 hours per month20 hours per month
Timeline view of eventsGreen Tick IconCross Icon
View multiple camera angles at onceGreen Tick IconCross Icon
Transcript correctionGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
Select and re-transcribe inaccurate sectionGreen Tick IconCrossIcon
Speaker detectionGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
Languages supported by AI transcription90+80
Search for exact keywordsGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
Search for similar words or phrasesGreen Tick IconCross Icon
Highlighting and taggingGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
Download clipsGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
Create video exhibitsGreen Tick IconCross Icon
Legal format export for transcriptionGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
AI-generated summariesGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
Ask the recording a questionGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
Audio redactionGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
Video redactionGreen Tick IconRed Cross Icon
Granular access managementGreen Tick IconGreen Tick Icon
FAQs

Can't find your answer? Please email support@reduct.video.

Will Reduct cost me more than JusticeText?
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No. Reduct offers a range of plans to fit your needs. The self-serve Professional plan is $40 per month, ideal for small law firms and private attorneys. The Enterprise plan starts at $75/month per editor, ideal for large public defense offices.

We include generous transcription volume—up to 600 hours per year (per editor) on the Enterprise plan. And unlike other providers, we don’t charge for long silences. That means you get more value for your money.
What does per minute mean?
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The per minute rate refers to each minute of video/audio that is uploaded and transcribed by Reduct. We only charge for the audio that contains spoken words; long periods of silence in your recordings are automatically detected and excluded from billing.

For example, in cases where bodycam footage is used, about 36% of the audio uploaded by one of our largest public defender clients consists of silence, which is not charged.
What does pooled transcription mean?
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The transcription hours in Reduct can be shared across all editors in your workspace. For example, if you have 5 editors on an Enterprise plan that includes 600 hours per editor, your team will have a pool of 3000 transcription hours for the year. Your team can use the hours anytime during the year, as your needs fluctuate.
What happens if I go over my transcription limit?
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If you exceed the transcription limit for your plan, you'll be charged a per minute overage fee. We also offer a utilization-based model where you will be charged per minute of transcription, based on your usage.

How secure is my data?
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All data is encrypted in transit and rest, and we have extremely high standards for data processing. Our platform runs on Google Cloud, which provides robust security features, and we are SOC 2 Type II certified. This means we undergo annual audits to ensure we meet stringent security standards. We have regular data backups to safeguard against any potential hardware failures or other issues. Your data is securely stored and can be restored if necessary.

What AI engines are used?
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Reduct uses Google Cloud Platform (GCP) for our server infrastructure. Our transcription, speaker diarization, and transcription alignment models are all self-hosted within the GCP infrastructure. We use Google provided models for cloud translations and LLM features.