You pay per meeting report. Nothing else.
No setup fees, no monthly minimum, no long-term commitment. Your first meeting is free: judge the result before paying anything.
One meeting report covers a meeting of up to six hours.
That is the length of a full workshop day. If your session runs past six hours, we warn you on screen and you decide: start a second meeting report to keep going, or stop there — in that case the minutes are written from what was recorded, and nothing is lost.
Buy what you need, when you need it
These meeting reports never expire. They wait for you, even if you don't hold a meeting for six months.
$4.50 per meeting report
Ten percent off. The pace of a committee that meets twice a month.
Buy$4.00 per meeting report
Twenty percent off, and still no expiry date.
BuyThe discount applies by itself
Choose your quantity. From ten, the pack-of-ten rate applies; from twenty, the pack-of-twenty rate. You can never pay more than the published grid.
Choose a quantityFor those who meet every week
Every plan comes monthly or yearly. Personal plans give you two months free over the year; Enterprise keeps the same monthly rate, with no discount. Each is offered as an auto-renewing subscription or as a one-time version you top up whenever you decide. Subscription meeting reports are valid for the period paid, and are drawn at a steady pace — shown on each plan, so you know in advance what it covers.
6 meeting reports — $3.33 each
- A personal subscription tied to your address
- Your organization's vocabulary: acronyms, proper names, in-house titles
- Email support
One meeting report every 5 days — 1 per week, 6 per month. Beyond that, top up pay as you go.
Get Basic13 meeting reports — $3.08 each
- Everything in Basic
- A personal subscription tied to your address
- Windows app included: in-person meetings by microphone, capture of Teams and Zoom installed on your machine
- Replay of a meeting already recorded: play it back, and it is written up like a live session
- Offline recording: the network is only needed at sending time
One meeting report every 2.3 days — 3 per week, 13 per month. Beyond that, top up pay as you go.
Get Pro34 meeting reports — $2.94 each
- Everything in Pro
- A personal subscription tied to your address
- The best per-report rate in the whole grid
- Windows app included: in-person by microphone, Teams and Zoom on your machine, replay of a recorded meeting
- Offline recording: the network is only needed at sending time
One meeting report every 21 hours — 8 per week, 34 per month. Beyond that, top up pay as you go.
Get MaxYour whole organization, one invoice
- Up to 50 authorized addresses, set up at purchase or by the sales team
- Pooled meeting reports: what one person doesn't use serves the others
- A vocabulary shared across the whole organization, and usage tracking by department
- The administrator sees who uses what — never the content of the meetings
- Direct payment by the user, or a manual purchase via sales@lerapporteur.com
- Import addresses from Excel, CSV, or plain text
- An automatic individual invitation sent from service@lerapporteur.com after payment
- Windows app included for every member: in-person by microphone, Teams and Zoom on their machine, replay of a recorded meeting
- Offline recording: the network is only needed at sending time
150 pooled meeting reports — $4.67 each
One meeting report every 4.8 hours — 35 per week, 150 per month. Shared pool.
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What we're asked most often
What happens if my meeting runs past six hours?
A notice appears on screen before the limit. You can start a second meeting report and keep going, or stop there: the minutes are then written from the six hours recorded. Either way, nothing that was captured is lost.
Do the meeting reports I buy expire?
No. Those you buy singly or in packs remain yours with no time limit. Meeting reports included in a subscription, however, are valid for the period paid — the month or the year: what isn't used doesn't carry over to the next period.
Why is there a pace on subscriptions?
A subscription is priced on meetings spread over time. Without a pace, a whole month of meeting reports could be used up in a single day, and the plan wouldn't hold at the price it's sold. Each subscription therefore provides one meeting report at a regular interval — every five days on Basic, every 2.3 days on Pro, every 21 hours on Max — which comes to exactly the volume announced for the month. The interval is written on each plan before purchase, and your Usage page shows you where you stand at any time.
What if I have two meetings on the same day?
You are never blocked. Buy a single meeting report, or a pack: those are available immediately, with no pace at all, and they never expire. They stack with your subscription, which carries on on its own side. That's the way out built in for busy weeks.
What does the annual subscription change?
For Basic, Pro, and Max, you pay ten months for twelve, so two months free (−17%). Enterprise is billed twelve months at the monthly rate, with no annual discount. In every case, the annual volume is valid for one year and the pace remains that of the chosen plan.
What happens when my balance reaches zero?
You can no longer start a new meeting until you top up. The minutes already produced remain yours; they were sent to you by email.
What if the minutes never arrive?
A meeting report is only deducted once it reaches you. If the writing fails, the meeting report is returned to you and we pick the work back up from the transcription already made, without you having to record your meeting again.
How can I pay?
By mobile money, card, or bank transfer, depending on the methods open on the payment page. Enterprise can be bought directly by the payer, who then sets up the authorized addresses, or manually through sales@lerapporteur.com.
Do my meetings stay confidential?
The audio is deleted as soon as the transcription is obtained, and we never receive a copy of your minutes. The full details are on the Privacy page.