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<v Speaker A>Good morning, and thanks for joining the weekly product meeting.

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<v Speaker A>Today we have three topics: the new website launch, the pricing plan, and customer

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<v Speaker A>feedback from last week.

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<v Speaker A>Morning. Before we start, I want to say the team did a great job on the upload page.

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<v Speaker A>It feels much faster than the old version.

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<v Speaker A>Thank you. Let's begin with the launch. The website is almost ready.

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<v Speaker A>We still need to finish testing the payment page and connect the domain.

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<v Speaker A>How long do you think the testing will take?

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<v Speaker A>If everything goes well, about two days.

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<v Speaker A>The main risk is the payment provider. We are still waiting for them to approve our

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<v Speaker A>account. Okay.

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<v Speaker A>And what about the transcription quality? Some people asked if it can handle

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<v Speaker A>meetings with several speakers.

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<v Speaker A>Yes. The system labels each speaker and adds timestamps so you can see who said what

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<v Speaker A>and when.

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<v Speaker A>It also works with background noise, although clear recordings always give better

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<v Speaker A>results. That sounds good.

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<v Speaker A>Now let's talk about pricing. I looked at our competitors this week.

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<v Speaker A>Most of them sell monthly subscriptions, around ten dollars per month if you pay for

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<v Speaker A>a full year.

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<v Speaker A>Right. We decided to start with simple minute packs instead.

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<v Speaker A>One credit equals one minute of audio, and the credits never expire.

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<v Speaker A>I like that. Many students and journalists only need transcription a few times a

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<v Speaker A>year. They don't want another subscription.

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<v Speaker A>Exactly. We also give a free preview. Anyone can upload a file and read the first

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<v Speaker A>half of the transcript, up to ten minutes, without creating an account.

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<v Speaker A>And if they sign up, they get ten free minutes, correct?

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<v Speaker A>Correct. After that, they can unlock the full transcript with their credits or buy a

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<v Speaker A>pack.

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<v Speaker A>Great. The last topic is customer feedback.

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<v Speaker A>Most people said the export to Word and subtitles is very useful.

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<v Speaker A>Two people asked for a summary feature. That's a good idea, but let's keep it for

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<v Speaker A>the next version.

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<v Speaker A>First, we need a stable launch. Agreed. So the action items are: finish payment

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<v Speaker A>testing, connect the domain, and write the help page.

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<v Speaker A>Perfect. I'll send the notes to everyone after this call.

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<v Speaker A>Thanks, everyone, and have a great week.