Rhema is a professional instrument, priced like the hours it gives back — at 150 spoken words a minute against 40 typed, an hour of writing becomes about sixteen minutes. Both tiers start with seven days of the full product — not a demo of it.
$19/ month
billed monthly · switch anytime
The instrument. Dictation everywhere, commands, your vocabulary.
$49/ month
billed monthly · switch anytime
The whole console. For people whose day is made of words.
Yes, before the trial. It keeps the tourists out and the instrument serious. Nothing is charged for seven days.
Every feature of the tier you picked, no caps lifted later, no “upgrade to actually try it.” Decide with the real thing.
Keep talking and the subscription starts. Cancel in two clicks from your dashboard before day seven and pay nothing.
You speak roughly 150 words a minute and type roughly 40. For every hour you currently spend typing, saying the same words takes about sixteen minutes — Rhema's job is to make those spoken words land as finished text. If you write two thousand words a day, that's most of an hour, daily.
No. Plain dictation — press, talk, press again — is unmetered on both tiers. The monthly command counts apply to AI commands: what happens after you say the hot word.
One use of the hot word. “Rhema email,” “Rhema organize,” or a macro run each count once. Standard includes 500 a month, Pro includes 3,000 — more than most people who talk all day will use.
Anytime, from your dashboard. Billing is handled by Stripe; changes take effect at the next cycle and cancellation takes two clicks — the same two during the trial, in which case you pay nothing.
Because Rhema routes real AI models on every command and we would rather build one excellent paid tool than a crippled free one. The seven-day trial is the honest version of free.