SaySo
SaySo

Pricing

Download the app to get started with 30 days of SaySo Pro for free.

No credit card required.

Monthly
Annual 40% discount

pro

most popular

best for power users

$3$5
/
mo
billed annually
  • Includes all Free features
  • Unlimited words per week
  • Priority feature requests
  • Early access to new features

free

Best for beginners

$0
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mo

The Start of Your Productivity Journey

  • 4,000 Words Per Week
  • Lightning-fast voice typing
  • AI auto-editing with transcription
  • Add words to dictionary
  • Support 100+ languages

FAQ

How do I upgrade?
Once you've downloaded SaySo and completed onboarding, you will be on a 30-day free trial. To upgrade, click "Upgrade" from the left sidebar of your SaySo app.
Is there a free trial or free plan available?
Yes! When you first create an account, you will start a 30-day free trial of SaySo Pro. At the end of the 30 days, you will be switched to a SaySo Free plan. If you want to continue using SaySo Pro features, you can upgrade anytime from the SaySo app.
How do I cancel my paid plan?
Yes, you can cancel your subscription under "Subscription" on the Account page in your SaySo app. If you run into any issues, let us know at .
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept all major credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover.
Does SaySo offer team plans?
Yes. All SaySo paid plans support adding more team members. You can add more members at any time after upgrading.
What should I do if Windows 11 Smart App Control (SAC) blocks the installer?

Windows 11 Smart App Control (SAC) may block SaySo-1.2.2-x64.exe if the app has not yet passed Microsoft cloud reputation checks or signature validation, which triggers system protection.

Try the following options in order (from safer to riskier):

  1. 1. Temporarily unblock the file: locate the installer in your Downloads folder, right-click it, open Properties > General, check Unblock, then click Apply/OK and run it again.
  2. 2. Add a file exclusion: Settings > Privacy & security > Windows Security > Virus & threat protection > Manage settings > Add or remove exclusions > Add an exclusion > File, then select the installer.
  3. 3. Turn off Smart App Control: Settings > Privacy & security > Windows Security > App & browser control > Smart App Control settings, choose Off, then restart your PC.
  4. 4. Disable via PowerShell (Administrator): right-click Start > Windows Terminal (Admin), run Disable-SmartAppControl -Force then press Enter and restart to apply.

Safety notes:

  1. 1. Verify that the installer source is trustworthy before making any security exceptions.
  2. 2. To re-enable SAC later, use the original settings page or run Enable-SmartAppControl.
How can I quickly fix unresponsive keys on Mac?

1. Quick diagnosis:

If typing works in a text editor, it is likely app-specific. If keys fail everywhere, connect an external keyboard first to separate software vs hardware issues.

2. Common causes:

Input method conflicts, accidentally enabled accessibility options, missing permissions, or shortcut conflicts.

3. Core fixes:

  1. (1). Reset input method settings (System Settings/Preferences > Keyboard).
  2. (2). Check Accessibility and turn off Sticky Keys / Slow Keys.
  3. (3). Fix permissions (Privacy & Security > Accessibility, enable the target app).
  4. (4). Reset NVRAM: restart while holding Option + Command + P + R.
  5. (5). Remove and re-pair your Bluetooth keyboard.

4. Hardware check:

If an external keyboard works but the built-in one does not, the built-in keyboard is likely a hardware issue. Butterfly-keyboard models may qualify for Apple’s free repair program.

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