Wispr Flow pricing and what each plan costs in 2026

Free gives you dictation on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android, more than 100 languages, a dictionary and snippets, and limited use of the meeting notetaker. The weekly word cap is the real constraint. 2,000 words is roughly 15 average emails, so anyone who dictates most of their writing hits it by Tuesday.

Pro removes the word cap and adds longer notetaker history, a shared dictionary and snippets, a team workspace with central billing, usage analytics and priority support. For one person, this is the plan that matters.

Growth adds SAML single sign on, organization wide HIPAA enforcement with a business associate agreement, multiple domains, admin control over whether data is used for model training, and per user usage reports. Wispr's page lists more than one price for Growth, so expect to confirm the exact per seat rate with them.

Enterprise adds SCIM provisioning, audit logs, MDM support, domain capture, invoicing with purchase orders and support with SLAs.

Most buyers compare Wispr Flow with another subscription, so here is the same math for a single user and for a five person team, using yearly billing where it is cheaper.

Be honest with yourself about volume. Wispr Flow Pro is unlimited, and at 144 USD a year it is cheaper than VoiceTyping Pro and our Team plan. VoiceTyping Personal is cheaper than Wispr Flow Pro by 60 USD a year, and its 400 AI minutes a month (about 55,000 words) cover most people who dictate email, chat and notes.

Wispr Flow Pro is worth it if you dictate into desktop programs, want a hotkey that works system wide, or use a native phone keyboard all day. Unlimited words for 12 USD a month is a fair price for heavy users, and the Free plan lets you test it properly before you pay.

It is less of a fit if you mostly write in the browser and dictate a few thousand words a week. In that case you pay for unlimited volume you will not use. The other thing to weigh is the yearly discount: Wispr saves you 20 percent for paying upfront, while VoiceTyping saves 50 percent. If most of your dictation is email replies, it can also make sense to pair dictation with an AI email assistant for Gmail and Outlook that sorts and drafts the routine messages for you.

• VoiceTyping Personal at 7 USD per month billed yearly gives you AI cleanup of fillers and false starts, punctuation, four styles for email, chat, documents and notes, voice editing commands and a 200 word dictionary. It runs in the browser, as an installed web app on every device and as an extension for Chrome and Edge. Our Wispr Flow alternative page has a full feature by feature comparison.
• Built-in dictation on macOS, Windows, iPhone and Android costs nothing, but it types every word as you say it, so you still edit out the ums and restarts.
• Dragon Professional costs about 699 USD one time and runs only on Windows. See our breakdown of Dragon dictation software cost if desktop control is what you need.

For a wider view of the market, read our roundup of the best speech to text software.

Wispr Flow Pro costs 15 USD per month billed monthly, or 12 USD per month billed yearly, which is 144 USD a year. The Free plan costs nothing but limits desktop dictation to 2,000 words a week. Growth starts at 18 USD per user per month billed yearly.

Wispr Flow has a Free plan with dictation on desktop and mobile, a dictionary and snippets. Desktop use is capped at 2,000 words per week and mobile has a limited weekly allowance. Unlimited words require Pro or a higher plan.

Yes. Students and educators with an education email get 50 percent off Wispr Flow Pro, according to the Wispr Flow pricing page. Nonprofits also get a discounted Pro rate.

Yes. Pro already includes a shared team workspace with central billing and no seat minimum. Growth adds SSO, HIPAA with a BAA and admin controls from 18 USD per user per month billed yearly, and Enterprise is custom priced on an annual contract.

VoiceTyping Personal costs 7 USD per month billed yearly, 84 USD a year, with AI cleanup, styles per app and 400 AI minutes a month. It works in the browser and as an installed web app, but it has no system wide hotkey for desktop programs.