Is Trint still around? (2026)
Yes. Trint is live and reachable, price-verified as of Sep 8, 2026.
Held steady at $80/mo the whole tracked window (19 days).
Reachable 100% of 19 tracked days.
First-party daily snapshots. One reading per day, grows over time.
What Trint is
What sets it apart Story Builder editorial workflow for reporters
Best for newsrooms and reporters · Pricing model Per-seat plans from $80 per month ($52 per seat billed annually); 7-day trial, no free plan.
Trint is a transcription and content platform aimed at newsrooms, founded by former ABC News correspondent Jeff Kofman. It transcribes in 30+ languages and adds tools like Story Builder, AI summaries, and live collaboration. Plans are per seat with a 7-day trial and no free plan.
The fine print, checked
What the free plan really caps, whether your data can leave, and how cancelling works. Each fact read on Trint's own pages, linked below.
Trint has no permanent free plan. New users get a 7-day free trial of the Advanced plan: you can upload up to 3 files, but only the first 5 minutes of each of those 3 files gets transcribed.
Trint Help Center · checked Aug 1, 2026
You can export a transcript in several formats: Word (.docx), audio (.m4a), SubRip (.srt), VTT (.vtt), Spruce STL (.stl), Edit Decision List (.edl), project XML (.xml), and CSV (.csv).
Trint Help Center · checked Aug 1, 2026
You cancel yourself in the app: click the profile icon, go to Account, then Billing, and cancel. The plan stays active until the end of the current billing cycle and you keep access to your files until then. Trint suggests exporting your files before you cancel.
Trint Help Center · checked Aug 1, 2026
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