About Descript
Descript is an AI-powered audio and video editing platform based in San Francisco, California, designed for podcasters, video creators, marketers, and teams. It combines text-based editing (edit audio and video by editing text), fast transcription, screen recording, multitrack editing, overdub voice cloning, and collaboration tools in one app. Descript offers desktop apps plus a web experience, integrates with tools like Zoom and Slack, and is used to create podcasts, YouTube videos, webinars, training content, and social clips.
A Descript charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you pay for a subscription plan (Creator, Pro, or Enterprise), purchase additional transcription or storage beyond your plan, or upgrade from the Free plan after a trial period. Charges are typically recurring monthly or annually, depending on your billing choice, and may be labeled as “DESCRIPT,” “DESCRIPT.COM,” or similar. You might also see temporary authorization holds when you first add or update a payment method, start a trial that rolls into a paid plan, or change the number of paid seats on a team account.
If you’re unsure about a Descript charge, start by logging into your account at descript.com and visiting the Billing or Account settings page to check your active plan, invoices, and billing history. Compare the billing date and amount shown there with the transaction on your statement, and look for any team workspaces you belong to that might be billed to your card. If you still have questions, you can contact Descript support through their Help Center or in-app support, provide the last 4 digits of the card and the exact charge amount/date, and request clarification, cancellation, or a refund review. For unexpected charges, review any shared/team accounts, trial sign-ups, and email receipts that may have been sent to you for confirmation.