The modern standard for digital reporting

Deposition Intelligence You
Can Take to Court

Built for litigation teams, Skribe is the digital reporting solution that captures the verbatim record and delivers AI-powered tools to analyze and act on testimony immediately.
The Deposition Intelligence Platform Trusted by Litigators Nationwide

Turning Testimony Into Your
Strongest Evidence

Skribe sits between testimony and action, capturing the record, surfacing what matters, and giving litigators a defensible foundation for every motion, brief, and trial moment that follows.
AI-Powered Analysis + Video

Surface key moments, flag inconsistencies, and catch contradictions as they happen.

Reliable & Admissible

The established, modern standard for deposition testimony capture. Records that meet rigorous legal requirements, every time.

Speed, Without Cutting Corners

Rough transcripts the same day. Court-admissible records in days, not weeks. Every final transcript human-proofread, every time.

Built for Firms of Every Size

Premium-quality records at a price point that works whether you're a small or a large firm.

AI-Powered Analysis
Reliable and Admissible
Speed
Built for All Firms
How Skribe Works
Skribe treats testimony as an asset, not a static file. From the moment a deposition is captured, it's searchable, reviewable, and ready to support every stage of the case: discovery, motion practice, trial preparation, and beyond.
Scheduling is on-demand.
Rough transcripts arrive instantly.
Final, verbatim transcripts in one week.
What Litigators Are Saying
Firms across the country use Skribe to streamline depositions, surface stronger insights, and resolve matters more efficiently for their clients and for their practice.
“Ease and cost are the two words that pop to mind. And if I can keep my overhead low while providing a product that is at, or better than, what I could use with a video and stenographer, then it’s a no-brainer.”
Charles Peckham
Peckham Martin, PLLC
“The ability to generate transcripts and videos quickly has significantly streamlined our operations, particularly when it comes to sending demands or following up on discovery. The same-day video delivery is a standout feature that enhances our efficiency.”
Steven Sachs
Espinoza & Brock
“When time is one of your most valuable assets, anything that saves you time becomes invaluable. Skribe provides us with game-changing technology that I have never seen before in my decades of practicing law. Skribe has amplified our team’s efficiency, armed us with superior tools, and enabled us to focus on value-driven tasks. It has changed our deposition practice like nothing else before.”
Randy Sorrels
Managing Partner, Sorrels Law
Predictable Pricing. No Surprises.
Flat-rate, transparent pricing, built so your firm can plan, not guess. Whether you're uploading existing audio and video or hosting a live deposition, every tier is priced upfront.
Software

Library

$99 /hour

Make every audio and video file searchable, clippable, and ready to work.

Upload any supported audio/video file
Rough transcript in minutes
Synced video-to-text
Create & share audio/video clips in seconds
Professional Services + Software

Live

$379 /record hour

Host depositions, EUOs, and sworn proceedings on Zoom or in-person, with a digital reporter on the call.

Get Started
Zoom-powered room or in-person coverage
Digital Reporter* to swear in witness & manage proceedings
Same-day rough transcript
Synced video-to-text
Human-verified final transcript in 5–7 days
Present & share digital exhibits
Create & share video clips in seconds
RealTime transcript and AI tools
Skribe Digital Reporters are trained professionals who assist attorneys in capturing the verbatim record of depositions using digital recording technology. They are not Certified Shorthand Reporters (CSRs) as that term is defined under state or federal law. Skribe Digital Reporters do not perform shorthand or stenographic reporting. All depositions are conducted in compliance with applicable rules of civil procedure permitting non-stenographic recording.
The New Deposition Workflow
Skribe's Deposition Intelligence Platform brings video, transcript, and AI into one place. It’s designed for the way modern depositions actually run. Faster than traditional reporting. More accessible. Built around the rhythm of litigation.
Traditional Court Reporting
Rough transcripts take days or weeks — if you get one at all
Video and transcript are separate files with no sync
Reviewing testimony means flipping through hundreds of pages — and synced video often isn't available or costs extra.
Scheduling headaches, hidden fees, and last-minute cancellations
Same-day rough transcript synced to video, so you can walk out ready to work
RealTime transcript and AI tools work together to support you during the deposition
Search, clip, and share tools included at no extra cost
Book online in minutes. Transparent pricing. Cancel free with 24-hour notice.
The Deposition Intelligence Platform Built For Your Needs
Host your deposition with Skribe, on Zoom or in-person, or upload existing footage. Once your video is in, you have everything you need to move fast. Instantly generate a rough transcript, search testimony to pinpoint key moments, and share insights with your team.
Skribe Library

Got a stack of audio or video files you need to search, analyze or clip? Upload them to Skribe Library and start using them today.​

Skribe Live

Capture any legal testimony—depositions, EUOs, and more. Host on Zoom, then get automatic processing and instant access.​

Skribe Link - custom preview
Skribe Link​

Record any Zoom deposition, even if you’re
not the host. Your recorder captures it, your firm controls it.

Questions, Answered Clearly
Consider these our examination under oath.

Are Skribe transcripts admissible in court?

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Absolutely! In 1993, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30(b)(3) were amended to allow for non-stenographic depositions, meaning no shorthand reporter or stenography. The majority of states have followed suit, adapting their laws to permit audio or video recordings to serve as the official record. Check out our Admissibility page for a full list of states that allow for non-stenographic depositions.

Are transcripts accurate and on par with a stenographer?

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Yes. Skribe’s human-proofread transcripts are 99% accurate. To put that in perspective, according to the National Court Reporters' Association, stenographers can be certified by achieving a 95% accuracy rate.

How is this different from a traditional stenographic transcript?

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Skribe’s transcripts are not stenographic, but they are verbatim and sworn to be accurate. The difference is how the testimony is captured, not the reliability of the final transcript. Skribe transcripts are prepared from high-quality audio and video recordings, professionally proofread, and accompanied by a declaration that attests to the accuracy of the transcript under penalty of perjury pursuant to applicable law. For attorneys, the practical result is a reliable, litigation-ready transcript that can be confidently used throughout the life of the case.

What is Skribe?

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Skribe is a digital reporting and Deposition Intelligence Platform built for modern litigation. We capture legal testimony using secure video and audio, provide fast ASR-powered access to searchable transcripts, and deliver human-verified final transcripts you can rely on. Inside the platform, testimony becomes an asset you can search, analyze, summarize, and reuse across your case. Skribe is designed to help litigators move faster, spend less, and work with testimony more effectively without sacrificing accuracy or accountability.

Does Skribe certify transcripts of depositions?

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Skribe’s final transcripts now include a Declaration of Verbatim Transcript. That means each final transcript is professionally proofread and comes with a sworn declaration confirming that it is a true, word-for-word, and accurate record of what was said. Attorneys can rely on Skribe’s final transcripts with confidence for everyday litigation needs like reviewing testimony, citing excerpts, filing motions, and preparing for trial.

Do hybrid depositions require a videographer?

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No. If the primary taking attorney is remote, a videographer is not required.

Who ensures audio and video quality in Skribe Live depositions?

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A trained Skribe staff member attends the deposition and actively monitors the recording to ensure audio and video quality are sufficient.

Why is a videographer required when the attorney and witness are in the same room?

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Because live, in-room questioning generally requires professional audio capture to ensure a clear and reliable record for all parties.