Manage people and limits
Invite or disable users, inspect MFA status and set individual daily minute limits. Disabled accounts are signed out of active sessions.
Pricing & teams
Billing follows connected session time and your organisation’s rate card. Each output language is accounted for separately; audience listeners do not each need a paid translation session.
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Usage-based translation
Rates and billing currency follow your organisation’s rate card. Usage is measured to the second, with translation type and enabled options determining the bill.
Sign in to view your rate cardUseful visibility. Thoughtful boundaries.
Invite or disable users, inspect MFA status and set individual daily minute limits. Disabled accounts are signed out of active sessions.
Reports brings Statistics alongside Activity & costs. Filter audio activity and usage costs in the latter; use Statistics for audience observations. Estimated listener minutes are not billed translation minutes. Understand the measurements →
Create time-limited delegate access for events, monitor active stations and Help requests, and review accumulated usage by campaign and grant. Explore campaign stations →
Maintain a team translation glossary and a separate Vocabulary Augmentation list for recognition hints in same-language captions and transcription. Vocabulary accepts up to 100 terms and applies on the next Start.
Access that fits the role
Run sessions, share listening links and save content where permitted.
Invite teammates, manage access, monitor usage and organise campaigns.
Manage tenants, limits, retention and billing across organisations.
Configure per-tenant limits, recording retention and session duration. Review cross-tenant billing with unpriced usage flagged, and use versioned rate cards. Dedicated stacks are available for tenants requiring a separate database. Tenant deletion destroys encryption keys and is guarded and audited.
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