Scriptix
Hague speech platform for courts and councils, with air-gapped on-premise
Quick Overview
| Company | Scriptix B.V. |
|---|---|
| Category | Speech-to-Text APIs |
| Headquarters | The Hague, Netherlands |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Netherlands (EU) |
| Data Location | EU infrastructure by default, or in your own tenant on-premise |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Yes - on-premise ASR only from EUR 1,999 per instance, full platform from EUR 4,999 per instance |
| Main Features | Batch and realtime speech recognition, subtitle and transcript editors, machine translation in 100+ languages, meeting minutes, custom model fine-tuning, API |
| Pricing | Bronze EUR 119 a month, Silver EUR 479 a month, Gold EUR 1,199 a month (annual plans paid upfront); on-premise from EUR 1,999 per instance |
| Best For | Public bodies, courts and broadcasters that need transcription and subtitles with EU or air-gapped deployment |
| Replaces | Deepgram |
Detailed Review
Scriptix B.V. is registered in the Netherlands at the Chamber of Commerce under number 75668475, with its seat at Oder 20 in The Hague. The terms apply Dutch law and Dutch courts.
The company describes itself as a small team of four, supported by an IT partner. It says its platform transcribes and subtitles for courts, councils and EU institutions.
What do Scriptix plans include?
Bronze at EUR 119 a month covers batch speech recognition, editors and three users. Silver at EUR 479 adds faster batch and realtime recognition, translation in 100+ languages and meeting minutes.
Gold at EUR 1,199 a month adds unlimited users, custom model fine-tuning and a dedicated SLA. All plans work under fair-use allowances sized to each tier.
How does Scriptix on-premise work?
Scriptix offers two editions in your own tenant. The ASR-only edition starts at EUR 1,999 per instance with 8 concurrent streams, and the full platform starts at EUR 4,999 per instance.
Scriptix says customers can run it in the cloud on EU infrastructure or fully air-gapped, and lists 50 languages and a 99.7% live transcription uptime.
Scriptix as a European alternative to Deepgram
Scriptix replaces metered API usage with subscriptions, which suits teams with steady output and a need for editors and subtitles. Deepgram is stronger for developers who want pay-as-you-go API calls and voice agents.
For metered rates see Voxist.
Limitations to Consider
Scriptix is built as a transcription and subtitling platform, so pay-per-minute API usage is not the main model. Allowances are fair-use and not stated in hours. Fifty languages is fewer than several API-first rivals, and the team is four people.
Who Should Use Scriptix
Public sector, legal and broadcast teams that need accessible transcripts and subtitles and may require air-gapped deployment.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Dutch B.V. with chamber of commerce number published
- Public monthly plans in euros
- Air-gapped on-premise editions with starting prices
- Editors, translation and meeting minutes included
- EU data residency by default
Cons
- Subscription model, not metered per minute
- Allowances described only as fair use
- 50 languages
- Small team of four
Alternatives to Scriptix
Other European speech-to-text apis worth comparing before you decide:
See all European speech-to-text apis or compare them directly against Deepgram on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, for transcription and subtitling teams. Scriptix B.V. is a Dutch company with EU data residency. It sells plans and on-premise instances rather than pay-as-you-go API calls.
Bronze is EUR 119 a month, Silver EUR 479 and Gold EUR 1,199, with annual plans paid upfront. On-premise ASR starts at EUR 1,999 per instance.
Yes. Scriptix says it can run fully air-gapped inside your own tenant, with two on-premise editions.