How much does Wispr Flow cost?

Quick answer: As of November 14, 2026, Wispr Flow has a free plan with a weekly word limit, and Pro costs $15 per month or $144 per year ($12 per month). Team plans start with Growth at $23 per user per month ($33 with Notetaker), and Enterprise is custom. Over three years, Pro costs $540 billed monthly or $432 billed annually. Dictop costs US $6.99 once for lifetime on-device use on Mac, iPhone and iPad. Wispr Flow runs on Mac, Windows, iOS and Android and always transcribes in the cloud. Dictop is Apple-only and can transcribe on your device.

This page lists Wispr Flow's current plans from its own pricing page and help center, works out what they cost over one and three years, and then shows the pay-once option.

What are Wispr Flow's plans and prices?

Prices are from Wispr Flow's pricing page and its plans article, checked November 14, 2026. They are US list prices in dollars. Other currencies have their own fixed local prices, and prices can change.

Plan	Monthly billing	Annual billing	What it adds
Free	$0	$0	Dictation with a weekly word limit, dictionary and snippets, limited Notetaker
Pro	$15 per user per month	$144 per user per year ($12 per month)	Unlimited dictation, unlimited Notetaker history, shared dictionary and snippets, team workspace, priority support
Growth (dictation only)	$23 per user per month	$216 per user per year ($18 per month)	Adds SAML SSO and organization-wide privacy and HIPAA controls
Growth (with Notetaker)	$33 per user per month	$312 per user per year ($26 per month)	Adds unlimited Notetaker
Enterprise	Custom	Custom	Adds SCIM, MDM, audit logs, custom contracts and dedicated support

Wispr Flow says annual billing saves 20% on Pro; the annual Growth prices work out to about 22% below monthly. Enterprise is sold through sales, billed annually.

Is Wispr Flow free?

Partly. The Free plan costs nothing and needs no credit card. It includes speech-to-text in any app, in more than 100 languages, on Mac, Windows, iOS and Android, plus a dictionary and snippets.

The limit is a weekly word allowance, according to Wispr Flow's help article on plans:

• Mac and Windows: a 2,000-word allowance with a 5,000-word maximum, reset every Sunday at 12 a.m. Pacific time. Near the allowance Flow slows down, and at the maximum dictation is blocked until the reset.
• iPhone and Android: the weekly amount is pooled across mobile, and the help center says the exact number is not published and can change.

Recordings under five minutes do not count toward the Notetaker limit. Pro removes the weekly dictation limit. Wispr Flow's transcription always runs in the cloud, on every plan.

Is there a free trial, and are there discounts?

According to the help center, default Pro trials last 14 days, referral trials 30 days and student trials 90 days where they apply. When a trial ends, you move to the Free plan and the weekly limit applies again. The pricing page itself does not mention a trial.

The pricing page says students get 50% off Pro, educators 40% off, and non-profits get a discounted rate. The discounts article says offers vary by plan and billing, and that each person has to request one through support. Check that the reduced price shows at checkout before you pay.

What does Wispr Flow cost over 1 and 3 years?

These totals only multiply Wispr Flow's list prices above. They use one person, no discounts, no tax and no price changes.

Option	Arithmetic	1 year	3 years
Free	$0	$0	$0 (weekly word limit)
Pro, billed monthly	$15 × 12 = $180; $15 × 36 = $540	$180	$540
Pro, billed annually	$144 × 1; $144 × 3	$144	$432
Dictop (one-time)	$6.99 once	$6.99	$6.99

Pro billed annually is $108 cheaper than monthly over three years ($540 minus $432). The Dictop figure is the US App Store price for lifetime on-device use. Optional cloud credits are extra and only if you use them.

What if I'd rather pay once?

Dictop costs US $6.99 once (US App Store) for lifetime on-device use. One purchase covers Mac, iPhone and iPad, and future app updates, including new on-device models, are included. You can try it free for 30 days first, with no automatic charge. Regional prices vary and are shown in the app. For the full price list, see dictation without a subscription.

Here is a fair look at what differs.

Topic	Dictop	Wispr Flow
Price	US $6.99 once, no subscription	Free with weekly limits; Pro $15 monthly or $144 yearly
Platforms	Mac, iPhone and iPad	Mac, Windows, iOS and Android
Where speech is transcribed	On your device with a downloaded model, or in the cloud if you choose a cloud model	Always in the cloud
Teams	No team administration	Shared dictionary, admin portal, SSO on higher plans
Meeting notes	Not a meeting notetaker	Notetaker on Mac and Windows

Choose Wispr Flow if you need Windows or Android, or team features such as shared dictionaries and central billing. Choose Dictop if you only use Apple devices, want to pay once, or want on-device transcription. Dictop's limits: no Windows or Android app, and many controls are Mac-only. Accuracy depends on the model, your voice and your language, and we have not benchmarked either app.

For a side-by-side look at features, read Is Dictop a good Wispr Flow alternative?. For another popular app, see Superwhisper vs Wispr Flow.

Which should I try first?

If you're not sure, start with the free options. Try Wispr Flow's Free plan if you need Windows or Android. If you work on Apple devices and don't want another monthly bill, try Dictop: the 30-day trial is free, then it is US $6.99 once, with no subscription. See the Mac and iPhone and iPad pages, or download Dictop.