§ 1333 Clerk's fees.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a court clerk prepares a transcript for someone, the clerk gets paid the standard fee for that work. This is the same fee amount the clerk would normally charge for similar services. The cost of the transcript falls on the person who is asking for it or who is entitled to receive it.

In simple terms, this rule just confirms that clerks don't do this work for free, and it doesn't set a special discounted rate. Whoever needs the transcript has to cover the normal cost, just like they would for any other document the clerk's office prepares.