One flat price. Every sermon you preach.
No seats, no minutes, no upload cap. Your first sermon is free so you can read the output before you pay for anything.
Free
See the quality on your own sermon.
- 99% accuracy on clear audio
- Your whole sermon, not a preview
- The full Sermon Pack: transcript, outline, discussion questions, blog draft, big idea and closing prayer
- All 15 sermon tools, free on this sermon
- Export to Word, TXT, SRT, VTT and Markdown, or print to PDF
- A small sermon-transcription.com mark on graphics and exports
- Back in about five minutes
- No credit card required
Church Plan
One flat bill for every sermon you preach
Or $48 every 3 months. Cancel anytime.
- Unlimited sermons: no monthly cap
- The full Sermon Pack and all 15 tools, written for every sermon
- Transcripts on-page + emailed to you
- Sermon library: every transcript and pack, kept for as long as you subscribe
- Export to Word, TXT, SRT, VTT and Markdown, or print to PDF
- 15 sermon tools built from each transcript
- A shareable notes page for your congregation
- Scripture index across every sermon you have preached
- Monday Kit: one click runs every tool and downloads one Word doc
- Series, tags, pins, private notes and search across your whole library
- No sermon-transcription.com mark on graphics or exports
- Priority email support
15 tools, all written from your transcript. Sample below.
Get the Church PlanWhat the Sermon Pack wrote for Spurgeon's ‘Hope in Hopeless Cases’ (1868), unedited
Discussion Questions
Warm-Up (5 minutes)
- When someone is going through a season of intense distress or despair, what kinds of support have you found most meaningful or helpful?
- Why might people sometimes assume that a difficult situation—or a person—has become hopeless?
Diving In (20 minutes)
- Spurgeon describes Jesus as Lord over the full range of human experience, from spiritual triumph to deep misery. What do you think was his main point about Jesus’ willingness and ability to meet people in their lowest condition?
- In Mark 9:1–29, the disciples could not free the boy, but Jesus said, “Bring him unto me.” What does this story teach about the limits of human help and the resource Spurgeon says remains available?
- Spurgeon urges parents, relatives, and friends to bring distressed people to Jesus through persistent trust, prayer, and—when appropriate—fasting. What could this look like in practical terms on a Tuesday morning?
Going Deeper (15 minutes)
- The sermon strongly challenges despair, yet it also describes people whose suffering lasts for years and whose prayers seem unanswered. How should we hold together confidence in Jesus’ power with patience and compassion when relief does not come quickly?
- Spurgeon speaks of people who cannot clearly pray, understand encouragement, or even believe that Christ can help them. Where do you personally struggle to trust Jesus with a situation that feels beyond human help?
Prayer Prompt
- Pray for people experiencing despair or spiritual confusion, asking Jesus to meet them with compassion, bring freedom, and give the church wisdom and perseverance in helping them.
C. H. Spurgeon, public domain. Generated by the pipeline on 2026-09-29, no edits.
Get this for your sermonWhat four Sundays a month cost
The sticker price never tells the story. What you are charged for does: per seat, per minute, per upload, or one flat amount. The same church, priced everywhere.
4 sermons x 45 min = 180 min a month
Sermon Transcription
$19
Flat, unlimited. Unlimited sermons, unlimited minutes, no seats.
The transcript, the Sermon Pack (5 parts) and 15 tools from every sermon
Otter.ai Pro
$16.99 to $50.97
Per seat. 1,200 minutes and 10 file imports a month, per seat.
Meeting-style transcript and summary; nothing written for Sunday
TurboScribe Unlimited
$20
Flat, unlimited. Unlimited files, one person.
The transcript and captions only; you write everything else
Descript Hobbyist
$24
Per seat. 10 media hours a month, one seat.
A video editor with transcription attached
Happy Scribe Pro
$29
Minute allowance. 600 minutes a month, 3 seats.
Transcript and subtitles; no sermon outputs
Rev Essentials (AI)
$29.99 to $89.97
Per seat. 5,000 AI minutes a month, per seat, up to 3 users.
Transcript and captions; no sermon outputs
Pastors.ai Pastor
$30
Per upload cap. 5 sermons a month.
Sermon content and clips, capped at 5 uploads
Sonix pay as you go
$30
Per hour. $10 an hour of audio.
Transcript and subtitles; no sermon outputs
Pulpit AI Basic
$39
Per upload cap. 5 uploads a month.
Sermon content suite, capped at 5 uploads
Sermon Shots Silver
$67
Per upload cap. 10 upload hours a month.
Clips first, with quote graphics from Silver up
Rev human transcription
$358.20
Per minute, human-typed. $1.99 an audio minute.
A human-checked transcript, back in a day or two
SermonScribe (human)
$646.20
Per minute, human-typed. $3.59 an audio minute, weekly service rate.
A human sermon transcript; the writing is still yours
Four sermons of 45 minutes a month, 180 minutes in all, read from each vendor's pricing page between 11 September 2026 and 22 October 2026. Per-seat prices are for one person; a pastor, an admin and a media volunteer pay three times. Your first sermon here is free, up to 90 minutes.
So far: 104 sermons from 81 accounts with completed sermons, 78 hours of preaching, 666,000 words. Counted from the live library each night. The demo library is not included.
Preached in another language?
There is no language setting. The engine detects the spoken language on every upload, and its vendor publishes 90+ languages with an accuracy tier for each. Spanish, Portuguese and French sit in the top tier; Mandarin, Cantonese, Filipino, Hindi and Swahili in the next; Korean and Arabic in the third.
Excellent (36)
about 95 words in 100 or better on clear audio
Belarusian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kannada, Latvian, Macedonian, Malay, Malayalam, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese
High (21)
about 90 to 95 words in 100
Armenian, Azerbaijani, Bengali, Cantonese, Filipino, Georgian, Gujarati, Hindi, Kazakh, Lithuanian, Maltese, Mandarin, Marathi, Nepali, Odia, Persian, Serbian, Slovenian, Swahili, Tamil, Telugu
Good (18)
about 80 to 90 words in 100
Afrikaans, Arabic, Assamese, Asturian, Burmese, Hausa, Hebrew, Javanese, Korean, Kyrgyz, Luxembourgish, Maori, Occitan, Punjabi, Tajik, Thai, Uzbek, Welsh
Moderate (19)
about 50 to 75 words in 100; expect to edit
Amharic, Ganda, Igbo, Irish, Khmer, Kurdish, Lao, Mongolian, Northern Sotho, Pashto, Shona, Sindhi, Sinhala, Somali, Urdu, Wolof, Xhosa, Yoruba, Zulu
Names and tiers as published by the engine vendor on October 22, 2026 (source). Accuracy is the vendor's figure on clear audio; a poor recording lowers every tier. Output is in the language preached; we do not translate yet.
Compared with Pulpit AI
The same written week, at half the monthly price, with no cap on sermons.
| Pulpit AI | Sermon Transcription | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $39/month (Basic) | $19/month, flat |
| Sermons included | 5 uploads a month | Unlimited |
| Free trial | 2 uploads | Your first sermon free, up to 90 minutes, no card |
Pulpit AI price, upload cap and trial terms read from pulpitai.com/pricing on 22 October 2026.
Built for the words pastors actually use
General-purpose dictation tools often stumble on theological vocabulary. Every upload goes to the engine with all 66 books of the Bible and the terms pastors actually use as key terms, so they come back spelled right:
Greek and Hebrew, spelled right
Pastors weave Greek and Hebrew into their preaching: agape, hesed, koinonia. The engine's multilingual training (90+ languages) recognizes transliterated biblical-language terms that trip up basic dictation software.
Transliterated terms come back recognisable
On every upload, free tier included
Preach Sunday. Monday is already written.
No credit card for your first sermon. Church Plan is $19/month after that, or $48 every 3 months. Cancel anytime.