Up to 2 languages
For a talk your guests follow in one or two languages.
$59per hour
- Voice and captions on every phone
- Captions on the big screen
- Your names and terms set up
- Every line saved, with the recording
- No limit on guests
Pricing
Pay for the hours. Not for the seats.
Your price depends on two things only: how long you talk, and how many languages you need at the same time. However many guests listen.
By the hourYou pay for the hours of talk — nothing for the days in between.
By your languagesAnd for how many languages you show at the same time.
No seat limits20 guests or 1,000: the price stays the same.
Up to 4 languages
For an audience from several countries.
$89per hour
- Voice and captions on every phone
- Captions on the big screen
- Your names and terms set up
- Every line saved, with the recording
- No limit on guests
Up to 7 languages
For international conferences — every language we offer today.
$129per hour
- Voice and captions on every phone
- Captions on the big screen
- Your names and terms set up
- Every line saved, with the recording
- No limit on guests
At least 2 hoursper event. After that, you pay for the hours you use.
15% off every hourwith 10 hours or more a month, for regular events. Start monthly
Something bigger?A very large conference, a long event or special needs. Let's talk
Prices in US dollars. "Up to 4 languages" means your guests can choose from up to four languages at the same time.
In every plan
Everything, every time.
No fee per guestThe price is the same for 20 guests or 1,000.
Any phone, no appGuests open a link and tap their language.
A natural voice + captionsHear it, read it, or both.
Numbers and names rightThe same careful quality in every plan.
Big-screen captionsFor the whole room to see.
Up to three languagesSide by side on a tablet.
Every line savedRead it all again after the event.
Translate a recordingUpload one after the event.
For the best sound
What the speaker needs.
Most mistakes start with sound that is hard to hear. These three things make the biggest difference.
A laptop and a browser
The speaker's page runs in the browser. Nothing to install.
A clip-on microphone
A microphone close to the speaker's mouth hears every word. The room's loudspeakers are not enough.
A steady internet connection
A cable or a phone hotspot is best. Busy venue Wi-Fi can fall behind — the speaker's page warns you if it does.
Not sure which plan? Ask us.
Tell us the date, the room and the languages. We'll suggest the right plan.