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About Arcmira: YouTube Transcript Search
Arcmira is an SF-based AI search engine for the spoken web. It indexes YouTube videos and podcasts so researchers and AI agents can search timestamped quotes, speaker appearances, mentions, sponsors, and recommendations. Use the web app, REST API, or MCP connection to pull cited clips and build research briefs. Premium transcripts add speaker identification; plan access and credit limits apply.
Updated 10/22/2026
Key Features
- Timestamped search across indexed YouTube videos and podcasts — find exact quotes and moments with watch links
- Speaker identification via Premium transcripts — better name accuracy than automatic captions for research
- Sponsor and commercial-intelligence research (Pro+) — inspect ad reads and recommendations
- Mention monitoring with email, Slack, or webhook alerts — track people, companies, products, and shows
- MCP server and TypeScript/Python SDK — connect AI assistants and agent workflows directly
- Free starter tier with 1,000 credits/month — enough for up to 250 short caption transcripts
- On-demand credit top-ups beyond plan limits — admin-set monthly budget with enforced caps
- Filters by speaker, channel, date window, and mention type — narrow searches as questions develop
Pricing Structure
- Free — $0/month — 1,000 credits; 2 monitored names; excludes newest 30 days.
- Pro — $20/month — 20,000 credits; 10 monitored names; 7-day free trial.
- Pro+ — $60/month — 60,000 credits; 30 monitored names; sponsor research.
- Ultra — $200/month — 400,000 credits; 200 monitored names; no Premium hour cap.
- Enterprise — Contact — Unlimited names; custom access and SLA.
Why People Use It
Researchers, journalists, and AI agent developers use Arcmira to turn long-form video and podcast audio into searchable, timestamped evidence. Instead of scrubbing through hours of content, they can locate exact quotes, speaker appearances, and sponsor mentions in seconds. The platform's MCP integration lets assistants pull cited clips directly into research workflows, while monitors keep teams informed when topics or people appear in newly indexed episodes.
See Arcmira: YouTube Transcript Search in Action
