Honest comparison
Speakeasy dictation vs Wispr Flow.
speakeasy. is Mac only today (Apple Silicon, macOS 14+). The download won't run on this device.
Wispr Flow runs on Mac, Windows, iOS and Android. If you need dictation across desktop and mobile, it is a reasonable choice. Its $15 monthly Pro plan costs three times speakeasy.'s $5 Standard plan; the included usage differs.
| Wispr Flow | speakeasy. | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free $0 · Pro $15/user/mo ($12/mo billed annually) · Enterprise custom pricing | Free source build + your Groq provider costs · $5/mo Standard (12 h) · $9/mo Pro (30 h) |
| Free tier | Yes — free plan with limited dictations | 5 successful dictations/week + unlimited Practice (hosted) |
| Open source | No — closed source | Yes — AGPL-3.0 |
| Bring your own key | No — Wispr's cloud only | Yes — your own Groq key |
| Platforms | macOS, Windows, iOS, Android | macOS 14+ Apple Silicon only |
| Works offline | No — cloud processing | No — internet required |
| Cleanup | Yes — automatic style cleanup | Polish: minimal/balanced/strong, falls back to raw transcript |
Who should pick Wispr Flow
- You need Windows, iOS or Android today.
- You want a team/enterprise plan with SSO.
- You don't want to think about API keys or providers.
Who should pick speakeasy.
- You want to read the code — speakeasy. is AGPL-3.0 open source.
- You want $5–9/month hosted, or a free source build with Groq billed separately.
- Your dictation is mostly long prompts to coding agents on a Mac.
Competitor details checked 2026-09-15 from wisprflow.ai/pricing; check their site for current pricing.
Whichever you pick, speakeasy. needs an ordinary editable text field. If automatic paste isn't available in a field, the widget keeps your text on the clipboard and tells you to paste. See plans.