Glas vs Wispr Flow
Both turn what you say into clean text in whatever app you are typing in. Wispr Flow is the bigger product and runs on more devices. Glas is Mac only, costs less, understands Bulgarian, and never trains on what you say. Here is the detail, with Wispr Flow's facts taken from its own pages on the date above.
| Glas | Wispr Flow | |
|---|---|---|
| Paid plan | Pro: $12 a month, or $120 a year ($10 a month) | Pro: $15 a month, or $12 a month billed yearly |
| Free plan | 2,000 words a week, English | 2,000 words a week on desktop, 1,000 on mobile |
| Trying the paid plan | 14 days of Pro, no card | No Pro trial listed; the Free plan needs no card |
| Devices | Mac with Apple Silicon, macOS 26 or later | Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android |
| Languages | Bulgarian and English, mixed freely | "100+ languages"; the list is not published |
| Training on your data | Never | Allowed on Free and Pro unless you opt out; locked off on Enterprise |
| Editing selected text by voice | Yes, with the right Command key | Yes, Command Mode |
| Meeting notes | Yes: both sides of a call, with summaries and questions while it runs; transcripts in English for now, speakers shown as Me and Them | Yes, Notetaker on Mac and Windows: labels each speaker and lets you name them |
| Snippets | Yes: say "my address" and Glas types it | Yes |
| Teams | No | Shared workspace, admin, SSO and HIPAA on higher plans |
Choose Wispr Flow if
- you also dictate on Windows, an iPhone or Android;
- you are buying for a team and need admin controls, SSO or a signed HIPAA agreement;
- you need meeting transcripts in other languages than English, or with each speaker named, today.
Choose Glas if
- you speak Bulgarian, or switch between Bulgarian and English in one sentence;
- you never want your voice or your meetings used to train a model, without having to find the setting that turns it off;
- you want to ask a meeting questions while it is still going ("what did I miss?") and keep its notes on your Mac;
- you are on a Mac and want the lower price: $120 a year for Glas Pro against $144 for Wispr Flow Pro billed yearly, or $12 against $15 month by month.
Trying both
Wispr Flow has a free plan without a card. Glas gives every new account 14 days of Pro without a card, then turns into Free by itself. Glas's pricing page has the limits in detail.
Sources
- Wispr Flow pricing (plans, limits, devices, training settings)
- tl;dv's review of Wispr Flow Notetaker