Saya
Summarize any podcast, youtube video, or article in seconds using cutting edge AI.
Our verdict
Saya describes itself as Summarize any podcast, youtube video, or article in seconds using cutting edge AI. It offers a free tier and a free trial. No public pricing page was found, which usually means pricing is quote-based. Our score of 4.2 out of 10 comes from a desk review against the published rubric, recorded 2026-09-01.
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Pricing
- Free tierYes
- Free trial14 days
- Public price listNot published
Saya does not publish a web price list. For consumer apps that usually means pricing appears inside the product; for enterprise tools it means talking to sales. Why we do this
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Questions
Is Saya free?
Yes. Saya advertises a free tier, and a free trial of its paid plans.
How much does Saya cost?
Saya does not publish a web price list. For consumer apps that usually means pricing appears inside the product; for enterprise tools it means talking to sales.
Does Saya have an API or developer docs?
We found no public developer documentation for Saya.
How is Saya scored here?
Saya scores 4.2 out of 10. That comes from a desk review of public evidence, which is capped at 8.5 out of 10: public pricing, documentation, maintenance signals and how much we could actually verify. Affiliate relationships are excluded from scoring entirely. The full rubric is published on our methodology page.