Livetranslate
Real-time AI simultaneous interpretation for meetings and events — live translated voice and captions in 70+ languages as you speak. Buy hours, not a subscription.
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What is Livetranslate?
LiveTranslate is a browser-based real-time AI voice translation tool providing simultaneous interpretation and live captions in 100+ languages for meetings, events, churches, tours, and classrooms. Speakers talk naturally while listeners hear translated speech just seconds behind, joining via QR code without installing anything.
Livetranslate pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free tier (10 mins); Live Sessions start at $19 for one hour with unlimited languages and listeners, dropping below $10/hour on larger packs
Livetranslate pros
- Real-time speech-to-speech translation that runs continuously as you speak, not turn-taking
- Preserves the speaker's tone, pacing and pitch for natural-sounding interpretation
- Listeners join via QR code from any browser — no app or account required
- Supports auto-detection of ~78 spoken languages, even when speakers switch mid-sentence
Livetranslate cons
- Free tier limited to 10 minutes of translation
- Requires internet connection and browser microphone access
- Live Session pricing starts at $19/hour, which may add up for frequent long events
Frequently asked questions about Livetranslate
Do listeners need to install an app?
No. Live Session audiences join from any browser by scanning a QR code — no app or account needed, and they pick their own language.
How many languages does it support?
It auto-detects around 78 spoken languages and offers translation into 100+ languages.
How does it compare to hiring a human interpreter?
A human simultaneous interpreter typically costs $150–300 per hour for a single language pair plus equipment; LiveTranslate starts at $19/hour with unlimited languages and listeners.
Does it also provide captions or transcripts?
Yes — real-time captions stream beside the audio with the original on the left and translation on the right, and transcripts and subtitles are saved after every broadcast.