Closed Captioning
Captions on, hands off. Reach wider audiences and boost engagement through accessible open and closed captioning that supports ADA guidelines with up to 99% targeted accuracy.
Captions on, hands off. Reach wider audiences and boost engagement through accessible open and closed captioning that supports ADA guidelines with up to 99% targeted accuracy.
Professional Transcribers
Integrations
Words Transcribed per Day
End-to-End Support
Videos Captioned per Week
Convenient Platform
Seamless Integrations
Add closed captions directly to your favorite video hosting platform or LMS, like YouTube, Dropbox, Drive, & more with our auto captioning software.
Experts From Your Field
Meet your organization’s unique accessibility requirements, like ADA and WCAG, with seasoned experts recruited from your industry.
One-Stop Platform
Add translations, include video captioning, search video for keywords, & download the transcript all from one easy-to-use platform.
How It Works
Easy to use. Easier to start
Tailored to Your Industry
Boost viewer engagement. Reach diverse audiences. Reflect your brand’s dedication to inclusivity.
After the event, searchable transcripts provide an accessible record of internal meetings, virtual events, company announcements, webinars, & more.
Trusted by 3,000+ Organizations
“Captioning improves events not just for people who need it — it makes everyone’s experiences better.”
Verbit is half the price and twice the speed of previous vendors… We’ve expanded the number of interviews and other scenes that we transcribe.
Sections of [the transcripts] could be pulled out and articles written around topics that popped up. It was really a win-win partnership with Verbit.
We were looking for something that was more flexible and reliable to be quite honest. That’s how we got connected with Verbit.
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Verbit’s closed captioning services work with: MP3, MP4, FLAC, OGA, OGG, DSS, M4A, WAV, WEBM, and WMA, 3GP, AAC, AVI, FLV, MP4, MPG, and MPEG-2 files and others.
Verbit’s users can export captions and subtitles in the following formats: SRT, VTT, SCC, SAMI and DFXP.
Yes, Verbit supports both options.
Yes, Verbit’s technology and AI-based solution improves with each use. It accommodates difficult accents, background noise and individual speakers. Verbit’s team of professionals then fact-check the closed captions to provide greater accuracy.
Yes, Verbit’s closed captioning makes all content searchable, which improves its users’ SEO rankings. Closed captions create a text file that search engines can interpret, allowing videos with closed captions to rank significantly higher in search results.
