Pay for the translation you hear
No seats. No monthly minimum. Choose the engine you want to listen with, and pay by the minute only while someone is speaking a language you don't.
Free starter credit · No credit card · 18+
How billing works
You are billed as a listener, at the rate of the engine YOU chose — you pay for the quality you asked for, not for whatever anyone else picked. The meter runs only while someone else is speaking a language different from yours, and counts one stream for each person doing so at that moment.
If everyone in the room already speaks your language, nothing is translated and nothing is charged. In a webinar, the host's organisation pays — attendees never do.
Three engines
Switch per call to match the quality, coverage and budget you need.
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Standard
$0.0045 per minute, per language
29 languages
- Translated voice
- one foreign speaker
- $0.27
- three speaking at once
- $0.81
- Most popular
Enhanced
$0.0666 per minute, per language
61 languages
- Voice cloning
- Audio never touches our servers
- one foreign speaker
- $4.00
- three speaking at once
- $11.99
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Premium
$0.0684 per minute, per language
84 languages
- Translated voice
- one foreign speaker
- $4.11
- three speaking at once
- $12.32
60 minutes of listening while someone speaks a language you don't. · Your free starter credit covers about 444 minutes on Standard.
Compared with an interpreter
The same 60-minute multilingual session.
| Human interpreter | $60–120 / hour | Booked days ahead, one language pair |
|---|---|---|
| AI event platforms | from $75 / hour | Prepaid hour packages, event setup |
| VoxTranslate Premium | $4.11 / hour | 84 languages, instant, no booking |
Rates for human interpreters and event platforms are public list prices, shown for orientation.
Teams and organisations
Shared credits, member management, call history, transcripts, audit log and compliance mode.
See Business plansQuestions
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Who pays — the speaker or the listener?
The listener. You are billed for the translation you receive, at the rate of the engine you chose, and only while someone is actually speaking a language different from yours. Talking is free; having it translated for you is what costs. Webinars are the exception: there the host's organisation pays and attendees never do.
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Why is the rate sometimes multiplied?
Each person speaking a language different from yours is a separate live translation stream. One foreign speaker costs the rate; three talking over each other cost three times it, for as long as they overlap. The moment nobody is speaking a foreign language, the meter stops.
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Do I need a subscription?
No. Credits are pay-as-you-go and do not expire monthly. Business and Enterprise plans exist for teams that want shared credits and administration, not because per-minute use requires them.
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What does the free starter credit include?
Every new account gets $2 of credit, usable on any engine. On Standard that is several hours of translated speech.
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Can I use it inside Google Meet or Zoom?
Yes. The VoxTranslate browser extension translates the audio playing in your tab, which covers Meet and Zoom on the web, alongside the built-in VoxTranslate call and webinar rooms.