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Braina has 3 pricing plans

  • No free trial
  • Yes, has free version
Credit Card Required: Not provided by vendor
Discount: By Seat

Braina Lite

$0
Pricing Model: Flat Rate
Payment Frequency: Per Month
Braina Lite plan includes:
  • Dictionary and Thesaurus
  • English Text to Speech Reader
  • English Voice Commands
  • Files
  • Folders and Websites

Braina Pro

$59
Pricing Model: Flat Rate
Payment Frequency: Per Year
Braina Pro plan includes:
  • Artificial Brain
  • Custom Voice Commands
  • Dictate in Any Software
  • Multi-Language Command
  • Non-English Text to Speech Reader

Braina Pro Lifetime

$199
Pricing Model: Flat Rate
Payment Frequency: One Time
Braina Pro Lifetime plan includes:
  • Artificial Brain
  • Custom Voice Commands
  • Dictate in Any Software
  • Multi-Language Command
  • Non-English Text to Speech Reader

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What do others say about Braina pricing?

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Pros

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    Ian T.
    Producer
    Computer Games, Self-employed
    Used the software for: Less than 6 months
    Overall Rating
    1.0
    Ease of Use
    1.0
    Customer Service
    1.0
    Features
    1.0
    Value for Money
    1.0
    Reviewer Source
    Source: Capterra
    May 6, 2021

    "Shoddy support, no bug fixes, and stops functioning correctly 10-15 minutes into using."

    Overall: The program has far too many bugs. ZERO support, Does not come close to the advertised functionality, and any user rating this product above a 3 is part of the company or only uses it to dictate onto a notepad. DO NOT buy this program.

    Pros: You can change the response voice. That is literally the only good thing I can pull from this product.

    Cons: - The program does not recognize accents of any kind. Customer support for this problem only deflects with the excuse "Our program 100% knows everything" - It word or name alias does not function at all - It stops recognizing any command input the moment it goes "inactive" once. It goes inactive after receiving no voice commands after 30 seconds. Developers have mentioned this is a feature. - I purchased pro because they advertised improved functionality and more features, but the features don't work. - Program does not actually learn. It only learns by text file and even with importing a text file it doesn't properly learn. Forums and support shows this isn't fixed and the Devs/Community manager reinforce this isn't a problem when it has existed for several years - as reported by myself and several other users.

    Jason T.
    CEO
    E-Learning, 11-50 employees
    Used the software for: Less than 6 months
    Overall Rating
    1.0
    Ease of Use
    2.0
    Features
    1.0
    Value for Money
    1.0
    Reviewer Source
    Source: Capterra
    August 9, 2017

    "Very, very disappointed"

    Overall: None - it does not work as it should

    Pros: It takes fewer computer resources than Dragon. I can run it with other applications open - Dragon drags the computer performance down.

    Cons: It doesn't work correctly... I have tried, but it wastes more time than it saves. I really don't like having to do this, but people need to be warned about products like this. I have used Dragon for a long time. It is disappointing for a lot of reasons, but at least it works. You can dictate long sentences to Braina and the text it copies to the application does not include everything you said. You may not be aware that Braina opens a window where it types what you say, it seems to think about it for a moment, and then it copies the text to the open application (e.g. Word). But often what you see in Word and what is in the Braina window are different! If you are quick enough you can manually copy the text, but it disappears after a moment. And it usually gets the punctuation wrong - there may be operator error, but if you dictate "the cat likes dogs, and fish like food" you will either get "...dogs, and ..." , or get "...dogs , and..." (i.e. with a space), or "... dogs comma and fish..." (i.e. with the word). I have an Australian accent, but I speak at many international conferences and people comment how clear my accent is. Not that it matters, but the user interface is ugly. But if it worked I would not care.

    Vendor Response

    By Brainasoft on August 11, 2017
    The default language is English (United States). As you are from Australia, you will need to select English (Australia) as your speech recognition language for the software to work correctly.