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Questions and answers

• Cost telemetry
  Emit provider cost, fallback reasons, and budget breaches for each utterance.
• Latency budgets
  Track translation latency and flag when the expected path leaves its latency budget.
• Developer source kit
  Includes tests, a sample batch, JSON schema, and a CLI for validating the workflow before integration.
• Glossary enforcement
  Enforce brands, product names, addresses, and regulated terms after translation.
• Final revision safety
  Avoid paying twice for the same final-utterance revision.
• Provider compatibility
  Connect Deepgram, AssemblyAI, Whisper, Google, DeepL, OpenAI, or a custom translation provider.
• Stable utterance gating
  Translate final utterances or apply a custom policy for partial captions.
• Provider-neutral runtime
  Keep the existing ASR, media stack, TTS, and voice provider while replacing the translation glue code.
• Self-hosted source license
  Buy the source code once with no hosted account or per-minute markup; licenses cost $299, $699, or $1,499 by tier.
• Primary and fallback routing
  Route across primary and fallback translation providers with retry behavior and revision caching.

• Source ownership
  Run the translation path on your own infrastructure without a hosted account or per-minute markup.
• Latency and cost visibility
  Measure translation latency and provider cost per utterance against explicit budgets.
• Provider-neutral integration
  Keep existing ASR, media, TTS, and voice providers instead of replacing the stack.
• Resilient translation routing
  Use fallback providers, retries, and revision caching to keep live conversations moving.

• AI voice agent developers
  Developers adding multilingual translation without rebuilding their ASR, media, or voice stack.
• Agencies and product teams
  Teams building client voice products that need a reusable, provider-neutral translation layer.
• Booking and live operations teams
  Operational voice workflows where delays, glossary drift, and failed provider calls matter.
• Customer support automation teams
  Teams that need live translated conversations while keeping control of providers and infrastructure.