Wispr Flow free plan

Yes, Wispr Flow has a real, permanent free plan, not a time-limited trial (if you were looking for a free trial, the free plan is better). As of 2026 it gives you 2,000 words per week on desktop, 1,000 per week on iPhone, and, notably, unlimited words on Android. No credit card is required. For most people the free plan is enough to decide whether dictation fits their workflow, and Android users can run it heavily for free.

What the free plan includes

• Dictation in 100+ languages across Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.
• Automatic cleanup: filler removal, punctuation, tone.
• Personal dictionary and snippets.
• Limited Notetaker access.

The main limit is the weekly word cap, not a feature lockout. You get the core experience; you just cannot dictate unlimited amounts on desktop or iPhone.

The word caps, by device (2026)

• Desktop (Mac and Windows): about 2,000 words per week.
• iPhone: about 1,000 words per week.
• Android: unlimited on the free plan.

That Android detail is unusual and genuinely useful: if most of your dictation is on a phone, Android lets you use Wispr Flow heavily without paying. See the Android setup guide.

Is the free plan enough for you?

• Light or occasional dictation: yes, easily.
• Mostly on Android: yes, it is unlimited there.
• Heavy daily dictation on desktop: you will hit the cap; look at Pro.

The honest downside

2,000 words a week is not a lot if dictation becomes your main input method; that is a few long emails and some notes. The free plan is a genuine tool and a fair trial, but heavy desktop users are clearly nudged toward Pro. That is a reasonable model, but worth knowing going in.

Try the free plan first

Start dictating with no credit card and see if it fits before you consider paying.

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Frequently asked questions

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