VITAC rebrands as Verbit
March 4, 2025
VITAC, a North American provider of captioning products and media accessibility services, is rebranding as Verbit, the verbal intelligence platform. Established in 1986, VITAC has been an important part of the Verbit family since 2021, helping broadcasters, streaming providers and content creators turn spoken audio and video into accessible and actionable text.
The strategic rebrand represents the final step in integrating VITAC’s decades of experience under the Verbit banner and further solidifies Verbit’s position as a global leader in AI-powered accessibility solutions.
“This transition to the Verbit name underscores our commitment to delivering innovative, AI-powered solutions that meet our customers’ growing demands in media and beyond,” said VITAC General Manager Doug Karlovits. “As Verbit, we’ll continue to provide the high-quality captioning, transcription, audio description and localisation services our customers rely on while offering enhanced resources and cost-effective options.”
Though VITAC’s name has changed, the company’s commitment to service and customer support will not. Customers can expect:
- Uninterrupted service: All current and future VITAC projects will proceed as scheduled, with no impact on timelines or deliverables
- Streamlined solutions: Unifying under the Verbit brand allows for better integration of AI-driven tools, offering greater efficiency and accuracy
- Expanded capabilities: Customers will gain greater access to cutting-edge technologies, advanced resources and custom solutions tailored to their evolving needs
Serving more than 3,000 customers in the education, legal, media, corporate and government sectors, Verbit’s AI solutions are used to capture everyday exchanges, better interpret the information shared and apply these insights in daily work. Verbit recently was named to Fast Company’s ‘Next Big Things in Tech’ list, which recognised its AI-powered Captivate technology and its ability to provide accurate transcripts and captions, high availability, customizable solutions and integrations with multiple platforms.
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