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Follow an overseas team's meeting in real time

Translation lands right under the original sentence

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Follow an overseas team's meeting in real time

If you understand a meeting in English or Spanish a beat too late, live translation can close the gap. Notta puts the translated sentence directly under what was said, so both appear on one screen.

The language menu lists English, Chinese, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, German and more. Overall, Notta says it covers 58 languages across transcription and translation.

Per the pricing table, free accounts get up to 4 bilingual transcription and translation uses a month, and up to 2 monolingual real-time translation uses. Beyond that, add-ons start at $6 or $9 a month on annual billing.

After the call the translated transcript stays put, ready to share with a partner abroad or to base a follow-up email on.

Deals you can use now

DealCodeConditions
FreeFree plan with 120 transcription minutes a month, no card to start—The free plan caps each conversation at 3 minutes, with 50 file uploads and 10 AI summaries a month. The pricing table also lists a 7-day Business trial.
See Notta in detailAI transcripts and notes for meetingsSummary, chapters and action items in one view · Records Zoom, Meet, Teams and Webex calls · Turns audio and video files into text · Live translation next to the original line

FAQ

Does translation work on the free plan?

The pricing table lists 4 free bilingual transcription and translation uses and 2 monolingual real-time translation uses each month.

How much are the translation add-ons?

Monolingual translation shows $6 a month and bilingual transcription and translation $9 a month on annual billing, for Pro users and above.

Can I see the original and the translation together?

Yes. Bilingual translation is described as showing the translation with the original side by side.

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