Verbit

Verbit turns audio and video into text and accessible media, covering transcripts, captions, audio description, dubbing and translation. It relies on its own speech recognition engine and adds human reviewers where accuracy matters. The company is listed in Israel and names New York as its headquarters.

What Verbit offers

• Captivate: a speech recognition engine that customers can tailor.
• Legal Capture and Legal Visor: court reporting transcription plus AI-generated insight for litigation teams.
• Campus Complete: captioning and access tools for universities facing ADA Title II rules.
• Verbit Dub and AI Audio Description: dubbing, and narration for blind or low-vision viewers.
• Enterprise Capture and Venue Live: transcripts for corporate work and live captions for events.

Who it works with

It serves law firms, courts and law enforcement, higher education, media companies and broadcasters, corporate teams, government bodies and religious groups. Kaltura, Smith, Gambrell & Russell, San Francisco State University and NAEGELI Deposition & Trial appear as customers on its site.

Key facts

• Headquarters: New York
• Group brands: VITAC, Take Note and AST
• Integrations: over 20 platforms, including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Panopto, Vimeo and YouTube
• Compliance focus: ADA, FCC, Ofcom and Section 508 requirements