Pricing that follows the languages you actually use
Every plan includes all four meeting modes, all supported languages and live captions. You pay for the minutes you spend translating — when two people share a language, that part of the call costs nothing.
Minutes are for a 2-language call; extra languages consume proportionally, same language is free.
Free
20 minutes × 2 languages
(+ language × minutes)
One-time · valid for 7 days
- Live translation & captions
- Profile-matched voice
- Community support
Starter
100 minutes × 2 languages
(+ language × minutes)
- Live translation & captions
- Profile-matched voice
- Email support
Pro
400 minutes × 2 languages
(+ language × minutes)
- Everything in Starter
- Transcript download
- Priority support
Business
1000 minutes × 2 languages
(+ language × minutes)
- Everything in Pro
- Team management
- Advanced usage reports
How the minutes are counted
- A minute is one participant speaking or listening for one minute. A 30-minute call with three people uses 90 participant-minutes.
- Quotas assume a two-language call. A third or fourth language consumes proportionally more, because each extra language is its own live translation stream.
- Participants who picked the same language hear each other directly, with no translation in between — those minutes are free.
Pricing questions
Is there a free plan?+
There is a one-time 7-day trial with 20 minutes of translation and no card required. It exists so you can test the quality on your own language pair before subscribing.
What happens when I run out of minutes?+
The meeting warns everyone at 5, 3 and 1 minutes remaining and then closes. You can buy an add-on package from inside the call without disconnecting.
Can I pay yearly?+
Yes. Yearly billing is charged once and works out cheaper per month: $16 for Starter, $39 for Pro and $79 for Business.
Do listeners in a presentation count towards my minutes?+
No. In presentation and conference mode, read-only listeners do not consume participant-minutes — only the translation streams they are reading do.