Notta free plan: 120 minutes a month, 3 minutes per recording
Notta Free includes 120 transcription minutes a month, but each transcription is limited to three minutes. Use it to check a short audio sample before paying for a plan that can handle a full meeting.
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Notta Free vs Pro
| Item | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly transcription | 120 minutes | 1,800 minutes |
| Per transcription | 3 minutes | Up to 5 hours |
| AI summaries | 10 per month | 100 per month |
| Price | $0; no card required | Monthly or annual billing |
Checked September 6, 2026. Confirm the checkout total for the purchase channel you use.
Test Notta with a three-minute sample
Use non-confidential material with names, numbers and several speakers to see what needs correcting.
Prepare short recordings
Try clear speech, background noise and multiple speakers. Keep each sample within three minutes.
Count important errors
Note incorrect names, figures, negatives and speaker labels. These may change the meaning of meeting notes.
Try the remaining steps
Check correction, summary, export and sharing. Record any step unavailable on Free.
Test a full meeting on Pro if needed
If the short sample is useful, try a representative long meeting on a paid plan and check the whole process through saving the result.
The three-minute cap matters before the 120-minute total
Notta lists 120 transcription minutes per month on Free, but each recording or transcription is limited to three minutes. It does not mean four complete 30-minute meetings can be processed.
Use the same short recording with clean audio, background noise and multiple speakers. Count corrections to names, numbers, negatives and speaker labels.
Check whether your meetings fit Pro
Pro is listed with 1,800 monthly minutes and up to five hours per recording. Include upload, correction, summary, export and sharing when measuring whether the longer workflow works.
Twenty 60-minute meetings equal 1,200 minutes. That fits the time allowance, but the required summaries, exports and purchase-channel price still need separate checks.
Do not confuse annual monthly equivalents with monthly billing
The lowest monthly figure on a pricing page may be an annual total divided by twelve. Notta also warns that app-store prices can differ from the Web version.
Record the amount charged today, billing cycle, renewal date and downgrade conditions rather than copying only the smallest monthly label.
Export before downgrading
Notta says transcripts remain saved after cancellation, but Free users can view only the first three minutes. Save the meeting records you need before downgrading.
Test export formats before subscribing and define an export step before downgrade. Consent, confidential data and sharing permissions remain separate approval conditions.
Example: recording correction work
These figures are illustrative, not measured Notta results.
- Names
- 2 of 5 need correction
- Numbers and dates
- 1 of 4 needs correction
- Speaker changes
- 3 of 8 labels need correction
- Editing time
- 6 minutes for a 3-minute sample
Decide whether the correction work is manageable. A short sample helps identify problems, but it cannot predict the exact time needed for every full meeting.
Things to watch for
Reading only the 120-minute allowance
The three-minute limit applies to each transcription, so the monthly total does not cover complete half-hour meetings on Free.
Mistaking an annual equivalent for monthly billing
Check the amount charged now, renewal date and purchase channel.
Downgrading before exporting
Save records you need while you still have access to the full transcript and required export features.
Keep a note of corrections and editing time
After a short test, try a full meeting on Pro if the transcription quality is useful. Include corrections, summaries, sharing and export in the assessment. Check the files you will need to save before a future downgrade.
Frequently asked questions
Is Notta free for normal meetings?
Notta Free costs $0 and includes 120 transcription minutes a month, but the current plan limits each transcription to three minutes. That makes it useful for a short quality test, not a full 30- or 60-minute meeting.
What changes on Notta Pro?
The current plan guide lists 1,800 transcription minutes per month and up to five hours per recording, plus a larger AI-summary allowance. Verify the Web or app-store checkout total before subscribing.
What happens to transcripts after cancelling Notta Pro?
Notta says the data remains stored, but access after downgrade follows Free-plan limits and only the first three minutes of a transcript are viewable. Export required records before downgrading.
Scope and key points
Who this helps
- You want to test Notta before paying for meeting transcription.
- You need to understand the per-recording limit as well as monthly minutes.
Limits of this guide
- Check recording consent and company rules before using real meetings.
- Confirm export and summary features as well as the time allowance.
Key points
- Free provides 120 monthly minutes but only three minutes per transcription
- Pro provides 1,800 monthly minutes and up to five hours per recording
- Export needed data before downgrading because Free access shows only the first three minutes
What the sources say
Free and Pro have separate monthly and per-recording allowances.
AI summaries are listed separately from transcription time.
The plan guide describes data access after downgrading.
References
- 1.文字起こし料金プラン
Notta · Retrieved Sep 6, 2026
- 2.How to choose a Notta Plan?
Notta · Retrieved Sep 6, 2026
- 3.What is included in each Notta plan?
Notta · Retrieved Sep 6, 2026
About this article
We checked Notta's September 6, 2026 pricing page, plan-selection guide and plan feature documentation across monthly time, per-recording duration, summaries and downgrade access.
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