Waveroom
Waveroom is an online remote recording studio designed to record podcasts, meetings, and interviews in studio quality. It enables users to ...
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What is Waveroom?
Waveroom is a browser-based remote recording studio built for podcast episodes, interviews, meetings and other multi-person content that need studio-quality audio and video. It captures locally recorded tracks for each participant so you receive separate lossless WAV audio and individual MP4 video files even when internet connections are unstable. The product bundles multi-track recording, AI-powered noise removal, speech-to-text transcription and an AI summary feature into a single web app, plus simple room creation and invite links for fast collaboration. Waveroom targets podcasters, remote interviewers, content creators, corporate communications teams and anyone who needs dependable, high-fidelity remote recording without complex setup, while offering enterprise capacity and support for larger groups.
Waveroom pricing
Pricing model: Free
Waveroom offers a fully functional Free tier that allows unlimited audio and video recordings with up to 5 participants, local per-participant WAV audio (48 kHz) and MP4 video exports up to 2K resolution. For larger teams or higher participant capacity, Waveroom provides Enterprise plans (contact sales) that increase participant limits (10+), while retaining the same recording quality and unlimited recordings. Detailed per-seat or monthly pricing is not published on the site; users must contact sales for Enterprise pricing and custom add-ons.
Waveroom pros
- Free tier with full access to core recording features
- Local, per-participant recording for reliable high quality
- Produces uncompressed 48 kHz WAV audio files
- Video export up to 2K (1440p) resolution
- Multi-track recording so each guest has individual tracks
- AI noise removal (denoise) available in-app
- Built-in speech-to-text transcription feature
- AI summary generation from recordings
- Browser-based — no heavy downloads required
- Simple room creation and invite link workflow
- Works with unstable internet because recordings are local
- Easy download of separate audio and video files after sessions
- Supports up to 5 participants on free plan (1 host + 4 guests)
- Unlimited number of recordings (subject to storage retention rules)
- Quick test-record function to verify devices and settings
Waveroom cons
- Free participant limit capped at 5 participants
- Enterprise required to increase participant count beyond 10
- Session technical limit of 120 minutes before extension needed
- Recordings are stored on Waveroom servers only for 90 days
- Maximum video resolution is 2K, not full 4K
- No detailed pricing tiers publicly listed beyond Free and Enterprise
- Reliance on browser device permissions can confuse some users
- Advanced editing workflows beyond basic features are limited in-app
Frequently asked questions about Waveroom
Is Waveroom really free to use?
Yes — the website states Waveroom provides a free tier that lets you record unlimited audio and video sessions with up to 5 participants, deliver local per-participant WAV and MP4 files, and access core features such as AI noise removal and transcription.
How many participants can join a recording?
The free plan supports up to 5 participants (one host and four guests); Enterprise plans increase that capacity to 10+ participants and require contacting sales to arrange higher limits.
What audio and video quality does Waveroom produce?
Waveroom records uncompressed 48 kHz WAV audio for each participant and video up to 2K (1440p) MP4, delivering studio-quality files even if a participant's internet connection is unstable because recordings are made locally.
How long can a recording session last?
There is a technical session limit of 120 minutes, although the platform allows extending the session for another 120 minutes so you can continue recording without interruption.
How does local recording work and why does it help?
Local recording means each participant’s audio and video are captured and saved on their device during the session; those files are then uploaded so you receive separate tracks, which preserves quality when network conditions are poor and simplifies post-production.
Does Waveroom provide transcription and summaries?
Yes — Waveroom includes AI-powered speech-to-text transcription and an AI summary feature that can produce downloadable .srt files and condensed summaries directly from recordings using the built-in AI tools.
How long are recordings stored on Waveroom servers?
Recordings uploaded to Waveroom are stored on their servers for 90 days after the session, so users should download and archive their files if they need longer-term retention.
Do I need to install software to use Waveroom?
No — Waveroom operates in the browser so you can create rooms, invite guests, and record without installing heavy desktop software; there are third-party desktop wrappers available but not required.
What happens if my internet connection drops during a session?
Because recording is local, a participant with a poor or dropped connection will still have their local audio and video files saved and uploaded when connectivity returns, so the final downloads remain high quality despite temporary drops.
How do I upgrade or get a plan for more participants?
To expand participant capacity or get enterprise features you must contact Waveroom sales for an Enterprise plan; specific pricing and seat-based details are provided through their sales team rather than published on the website.