Wispr Flow vs Superwhisper: which one to pick for dictating on your computer

What they have in common

Both are voice dictation apps: put your cursor where you want to write, hold a shortcut, talk and let go, and the text shows up in whatever app you have open. Both run on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android, dictate in more than 100 languages, and have a dictionary for your names and work terms.

Both record meetings without adding a bot to the call. And both offer company plans with single sign-on (SSO) and SOC 2 Type II security certification.

Wispr Flow vs Superwhisper, point by point

Details from each company's official pages, checked on October 28, 2026.

Where Wispr Flow wins

• The free plan already cleans up your text. With its 2,000 words a week on desktop, Wispr Flow removes filler words, adds punctuation and understands when you correct yourself. In Superwhisper, the modes that fix your text with AI are Pro only.
• Meeting notes on Windows too. Wispr Notetaker runs on Mac and Windows, labels who said what and answers questions about your meetings. It's on the free plan with a weekly limit. Superwhisper's meeting notes with summaries are Mac only.
• Editing by voice. With Pro, select some text and ask for changes or a reply (Command Mode). Superwhisper's commands on selected text change the formatting, but don't rewrite.
• Teams. Pro works for teams with no seat minimum, with a shared dictionary and shared snippets, and company plans add SSO. It also signs a HIPAA BAA on any plan and is ISO 27001 certified. Superwhisper quotes team pricing based on team size.

Where Superwhisper wins

• It works offline. With a local model, your voice is turned into text on your Mac, Windows PC or iPhone, and it stays there. Wispr Flow needs the internet to transcribe.
• Price. Pro is USD 8.49 a month or USD 84.99 a year, versus USD 15 or USD 144 for Wispr Flow, and there's a one-time option: USD 249.99 for life. Its free plan has no word limit, though the text comes out without the AI cleanup.
• Control. You pick the model that turns your voice into text and the one that cleans it up, in the cloud or on your device. You can write modes with your own instructions and use your own API keys.
• Files. With Pro, it transcribes audio and video files on Mac and Windows. Wispr Flow only transcribes what you say live.
• Meetings that stay on your Mac. With local models, the audio, transcript and summary stay on your computer, even offline.
• Windows on ARM, where Wispr Flow doesn't run.

Prices side by side

Prices in US dollars, on each company's website.

By year three, Superwhisper's lifetime license comes out slightly cheaper than its yearly plan. Wispr Flow charges in your local currency, with set prices in 24 currencies; Superwhisper costs more if you buy inside its phone apps.

Privacy

• Wispr Flow: turns your voice into text in the cloud and stores data in the United States. On the Free and Pro plans, it uses your dictations and meetings to improve its models unless you turn that off. You can choose not to keep your dictation history on their servers; meeting notes are stored in their cloud.
• Superwhisper: with a local model, audio and text never leave your device. With a cloud model, your voice is processed without being stored or used to train models. Out of the box it uses the cloud; you pick the local model yourself. Your recordings stay on your device and are kept unless you set a time limit.

Both are SOC 2 Type II certified and offer HIPAA contracts (BAA). Local vs cloud dictation: what changes.

Which one to pick

If you work in Spanish too: Loro

Wispr Flow and Superwhisper dictate in Spanish, but their websites and help centers are in English only. Loro is a dictation and meeting notes app for Windows and Mac, in English and Spanish.

• Dictate in any app with Ctrl + Win (fn on a Mac), and Loro removes the filler words.
• It takes notes of your meetings without a bot and puts what you need to do on your list.
• It works offline: it dictates and transcribes your meetings on your computer.
• Free: 2,000 dictation words a week and unlimited meeting notes (you see the last 30 days). Pro: USD 9.99 a month or USD 80 a year.
• It has no phone app yet, it only works in English and Spanish, and it doesn't transcribe files (there's a free web tool for that).

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Frequently asked questions

Does Superwhisper work on Windows?›

Yes, on Windows 10 and 11, ARM included, and it dictates offline with local models. What it doesn't have on Windows is Superwhisper Meetings, its meeting notes with summaries; Windows gets a simpler "Meeting" mode instead.

Does Wispr Flow work offline?›

No, it needs the internet to turn your voice into text. If your connection drops during a meeting, its Notetaker keeps recording and transcribes it once you're back online.

Is Superwhisper free?›

It has a free plan that never expires: unlimited dictation with local models, without the AI modes. New users get 3,000 words to try everything in Pro, meetings included.

Which is cheaper, Wispr Flow or Superwhisper?›

Superwhisper: USD 84.99 a year versus USD 144, and USD 8.49 a month versus USD 15. It also has a one-time USD 249.99 license; Wispr Flow doesn't.

Do Wispr Flow and Superwhisper work in Spanish?›

Both dictate in Spanish, but their websites and help centers are in English only. Loro comes in English and Spanish: the app, the website and the help.

Sources

• Wispr Flow: pricing, plans and limits, what Wispr Flow is, supported devices, offline meeting recording, Notetaker languages, audio files, Command Mode and security and privacy; checked on October 28, 2026.
• Superwhisper: product facts, plans and pricing, Meetings, offline meetings, modes, teams and companies and privacy; checked on October 28, 2026.
• Loro, pricing and FAQ.