Understand how the VoxScriber credit system works. How credits are calculated, consumed, and when they expire.
Fully understand the VoxScriber credit system: how credits are calculated, when they are consumed, how to optimize their use, and save on your audio transcriptions.
4 cycles = 1 minute of audio
Practical example: A 5-minute file = 20 cycles (5 x 4)
Credits are verified before starting the transcription and deducted only after successful completion.
Cycles = Duration (min) x Cycles/min of the Engine
| Component | Description | |---|---| | Duration | Minutes of the file (rounded up) | | AssemblyAI | 15 cycles/min (default, most economical) | | Whisper / ElevenLabs | 30 cycles/min (specific use cases) |
| Engine | Cost | When to Use | Availability | |---|---|---|---| | AssemblyAI | 15 cycles/min | General use, most economical | All plans | | Whisper | 30 cycles/min | Noisy audio | Paid plans | | ElevenLabs | 30 cycles/min | Premium accuracy | PRO plan |
Monitor your usage - Track on the dashboard how many cycles you are using per month
Use AssemblyAI as default - It is 50% cheaper and offers excellent quality for most audio files
Optimize your files - Remove long silences and unnecessary parts before transcribing
Impact: Unnecessary cycle spending Solution: Use AssemblyAI for most cases. Reserve Whisper/ElevenLabs for specific needs. Prevention: Check the selected engine before starting.
Impact: Cycles consumed without purpose Solution: Verify the file before starting the transcription. Prevention: Use descriptive file names.
Impact: Transcription interrupted due to insufficient cycles Solution: Purchase additional cycles and restart. Prevention: Monitor your balance regularly.
Now that you understand how the cycle system works, use this knowledge to optimize your spending and get the most value from your cycles.