Veravox translates long-form live English speech into Spanish audio and delivers it through listeners' phones, tablets, or laptops. It is designed for sermons, lectures, conference talks, and podcasts rather than two-way conversation.
Veravox is in beta and open to early access users. It is already running live services in production today.
The speaker starts a session; up to 40 listeners open a link on their own devices. Listeners use their own earphones and do not need an account or app installation.
Request a demonstration to review the speaker setup and listener experience for your event. We will discuss your audience, audio source, and connection before recommending access.
Request a Veravox demoAvailable in beta: live English speech to Spanish audio for talks, training, worship services, and other long-form sessions. Two-way conversation is outside the current scope.
Setup happens at the start of a session, not per sentence. After that the publisher speaks and everyone else listens.
Choose the microphone or audio feed carrying the English speaker and start a session. Share the listener link or code with your audience.
Veravox transcribes live English audio, translates it, and generates Spanish speech as the session continues.
Up to 40 people open the link in a supported browser and listen through their own earphones. A typical setup does not require dedicated receivers.
Veravox is in beta and pricing is not final. Early access is subject to availability, technical fit, and the applicable beta terms. We provide current pricing and service details before activation.
One speaker broadcasting one language.
Pricing confirmed before activation
Larger rooms, multiple sites, or a custom integration.
Scoped per deployment
We review your audio setup and audience, then confirm availability, current beta pricing, usage limits, and support before activation. Sending an inquiry does not create a subscription.
Need another language? English to Spanish is the current supported pair. Other languages require a separate availability review. Request another language
Not currently. Veravox translates in one direction, from a speaker to an audience, which is what allows it to stay accurate across a session lasting an hour or more. Two-way conversational translation is a different problem and is not what the product is built for today.
Up to 40 listeners at once per publisher account. Each listener uses their own phone, tablet, or laptop, so there are no receivers to hand out. If you need to cover a larger room, tell us the number and we will scope it.
Listeners use a session link in a supported browser and their own earphones. They do not currently need a separate listener subscription. The publisher needs an active plan to create a session.
Veravox is designed for long-form sessions such as sermons, lectures, conference talks, and podcasts. Supported usage and any applicable limits are confirmed with the publisher plan and beta terms.
Veravox currently translates live English speech into Spanish. Other language pairs are not included in the current publisher offering. Contact us to discuss availability before planning a session in another language.
Veravox is running live services in production, but it is still being actively developed and pricing is not final. Early access is subject to availability, technical fit, and the applicable beta terms. We ask early access users for feedback on performance in their setting.
Traffic is encrypted in transit, and session handling is designed for live delivery without unnecessary retention of audio. Veravox runs on the same AWS infrastructure and the same security baseline described on our security page.
If you run a weekly service, a lecture series, or a recurring event where part of your audience follows in Spanish, request early access to discuss the setup and fit.