MeetVoice Pricing: Plans, Hours and Trial

If you are weighing up MeetVoice for two-way live translation in Google Meet, the practical question comes before the feature list: what does it cost, and what exactly does the price buy? This post is the reference for that — the three plans, the unit we count, what the trial covers, and what happens when you reach your monthly limit.

If you want the story behind the shift to subscriptions and what happened to older licenses, that is a separate post: MeetVoice 2.0: Subscription Plans with Speech Recognition Included. Here we stick to the numbers.

The plans

Plan	Monthly	Hours of translation per month
Starter	€9/month	5 hours
Pro	€19/month	20 hours
Max	€39/month	30 hours

Every plan is billed monthly. Every plan and its checkout link sits in the pricing section on the home page.

The main difference between the plans is how many hours of translation per month you get. Translation, voiceover of the translated speech and the AI meeting summary in both languages of the call are included in every plan, on every tier — and on top of that, Pro and Max add priority support.

Max also adds studio voices for the voiceover, in both directions of the call, in 27 languages.

What an hour of translation actually is

Speech recognition is the first step in the chain that turns what someone says into subtitles and a spoken translation.

An hour of translation is wall-clock speech recognition time. It is measured in real elapsed time while recognition is running on a call — not by the number of words spoken, the number of participants in the meeting, or the number of languages on screen. That makes consumption easy to predict: if your team runs translated meetings on a fixed weekly schedule, you can plan against that schedule directly.

When the quota resets

The quota belongs to your license, and it renews every month on the day and at the time you subscribed, in UTC.

The part people usually get wrong is the timing: the renewal follows your purchase date, not the calendar. Subscribe on the 20th and your hours renew on the 20th of every month, the same day your subscription renews. In a month without that day — the 31st in a 30-day month, for example — they renew on the month’s last day.

The 30-minute trial

Before any payment, there is a free 30-minute trial: 30 minutes of speech recognition in total, with no payment required and no license key to enter. Install the desktop app, add the extension, and join a call.

Thirty minutes is deliberately sized for real meetings rather than a demo clip. Live translation is one of those things you cannot evaluate from a screenshot — accents, cross-talk and your own vocabulary are what decide whether it works for you.

What happens when the hours run out

When a license reaches its monthly quota, speech recognition pauses until your hours renew. Because recognition feeds everything downstream, subtitles and voiceover stop with it.

To keep going before the monthly reset, upgrade to a higher plan — you can do that yourself in the LemonSqueezy customer portal at any time.

Devices are not the limit

There is no device cap on any plan. Install MeetVoice on your work laptop, your home machine and the laptop you travel with — one license covers all of them. What bounds your usage is the monthly translation quota, not the number of installations.

No API key to manage

Speech recognition is included in every plan, in language-pair and multilingual mode alike. There is no Deepgram account to set up and no key to paste.

How do I upgrade, downgrade or cancel?

Billing runs through LemonSqueezy, and every subscription change is self-service in the LemonSqueezy customer portal: enter the email you used at purchase, and the portal sends a sign-in link to that address. From the portal you can switch plans, update your payment method, download invoices and cancel. Cancelling stops future renewals.

If you no longer have access to that email, or you are not sure which plan fits your meeting volume, write to support@meetvoice.app and we will help you work it out.