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Ten people on Otter's Business tier runs $3,600 a year, and getting those transcripts out through an API means talking to sales. Google put a speech-to-text model in its own API on Wednesday at roughly thirty cents an hour of audio that hands back text with the ums already gone. The bill it deletes is the cleanup pass, not the seat.
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Google Workspace Studio could draft the email. On Monday it got permission to send it, running under an identity an admin can audit and revoke. The catch is buried in three italic notes: none of that governance applies to a single flow you have already built.
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A twelve-person team pays about $2,880 a year for a tool whose actual job is putting a usable view on data that already lives in a spreadsheet. Google now builds that view from one sentence and writes changes back to the sheet, and it fixes none of the reasons the spreadsheet was a bad system of record.
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