SpeechPilotTerms of use — SpeechPilot
Last updated: 29 August 2026
Provider
Benjamin Alexander Bertl
contact@speechpilot.vip
What you get
SpeechPilot is licensed, not sold. You receive the right to use the extension on your own devices. The program code remains protected by copyright and stays the property of the provider.
Plans
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | 0 € | Dictation with spoken punctuation |
| Standard | 24 € once | adds emoji words and replacements |
| Complete | 49 € once | adds macros and the sidebar |
Each plan contains everything from the one above it. These are one-time payments, not a subscription.
Activation
Paid plans are unlocked with a licence key. The extension checks it with the licence service at most once a day; without an internet connection the unlock remains valid for up to 14 days. The number of simultaneous activations is limited and shown during checkout. Licence keys are personal and must not be passed on or published.
Purchase and payment
Sales are handled by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record. Invoice, taxes and payment processing sit with them; the licence terms for the software are the ones on this page.
Right of withdrawal
Consumers in the EU generally have 14 days to withdraw. For digital content that right ends as soon as performance has begun with your express consent and you have confirmed that you thereby lose it — which is the case when the licence key is issued immediately. Until then an informal message to contact@speechpilot.vip is enough.
What is not allowed
- Passing on, selling, renting or publishing the software or parts of it
- Modifying it or deriving your own works from it
- Passing on or publishing licence keys
- Removing or altering copyright notices
Decompilation and reverse engineering are permitted only to the extent mandatory law provides.
Responsibility for use
Some platforms have rules about whether and how prepared texts may be used. Check the rules of the site you work on and follow them — that responsibility is yours.
Speech recognition
Recognition is performed by the browser: Chrome processes the audio on Google servers. The provider has no influence over that.
Recognition runs in the extension's own area, not in the page you are visiting: that page sees neither the audio nor the recognised text. Microphone permission is therefore granted once to SpeechPilot itself rather than to every page anew — Chrome asks for it in the address bar the first time you switch the microphone on.
Warranty and liability
The software is provided as is. No warranty is given for freedom from errors or fitness for a particular purpose. Liability is limited to intent and gross negligence; mandatory statutory liability, in particular under consumer protection law, remains unaffected.
Changes
These terms may be adjusted, for example when features are added. For a purchase already made, the version in force at the time of purchase applies.
Governing law
Spanish law applies. For consumers, the place of jurisdiction at their own residence remains unaffected.