Free to start — and open to inspect
It never stops translating. A new account gets 15 free minutes of the real, human-sounding voice — a one-time gift to start, not a monthly allowance. After that VoxisLive keeps going: 10 free minutes every day in the Windows app and the Linux snap, forever (in Video and Game mode), in a simpler voice that runs on your own PC — spoken in 35 of the 79 languages, while the other 44 arrive as live captions instead. Paid packs speak all 79. The daily free tier works in the browser extension too, but there it speaks with your browser's own voices — 18 of the 79 in Chrome on Windows, 16 in Edge; the rest arrive as live captions. No card required.
Open on GitHub. The desktop engine's audio pipeline is published on GitHub as a source-available excerpt, so you can see exactly how capture, translation, and playback work.
How minutes are counted
Minutes are counted while a translation session is live — from the moment you press Start until you stop it, or until the session ends on its own because the audio capture drops or your balance runs out. A quiet room still counts: on paid plans the captured audio streams continuously to the translation model, so pauses in the conversation are billed like any other part of the session. Meeting mode is not part of the free tier — every meeting minute is a paid minute. Meeting is counted at the same rate as Video and Game mode: there is no multiplier for the mode or for the number of languages.