In the room.
The meeting no platform will ever cover: the one in front of you. Laptop on the table, hit start — the room gets translated.
60 languages, up to five of them live at once, and the translation in your ear about 1.5 seconds after each sentence ends. Your guests read along on their own device — no interpreter to book, and no one else listening in.
No card to add and nothing to cancel: a new account gets its 30 minutes the moment you sign up. And it’s AI: it gets words wrong, so the original always stays next to the translation.
The meeting no platform will ever cover: the one in front of you. Laptop on the table, hit start — the room gets translated.
Getix listens to the browser tab. Zoom, Meet, Teams, a webinar — if it plays in your browser, it gets translated.
Send Getix into Meet or Zoom as a participant — it brings the speakers’ names with it.
Share one link. Each guest opens it on their own device — phone, laptop, whatever they have — and picks their own language. No account, no install, no licence for you to buy. Everyone at the table follows the same meeting in a different language.
Point your camera at this.
You’re now a guest in a meeting.
An interpreter is a person who hears your margins, your salaries and your walk-away price. There isn’t one.
Your audio goes to our speech vendors to become text, and the translation comes back as sound. We don’t pretend otherwise: what we send, and how long it’s kept →
Video is written to a file on your own disk by default. A cloud copy exists only if you switch it on.
No human in this diagram.
Getix about €3.78 per translated hour on Boss
Event AI platforms from $75 per hour
A human interpreter hundreds per hour and he hears everything
| Capability | Getix | Platform captions | AI notetakers | Human interpreter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works in a room, face to face | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Works outside one platform | Yes | No | Partly | Yes |
| Guests need an account or licence | No | Yes | Yes | — |
| A human hears your meeting | No | No | No | Yes |
| Audio processed by third-party AI vendors | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
You buy minutes. Your guests buy nothing.
€13.99/mo
2 h of meetings · €7.00 / hour
€24.99/mo
5 h of meetings · €5.00 / hour
€54.99/mo
12 h of meetings · ~€4.58 / hour
€169.99/mo
45 h of meetings · ~€3.78 / hour
Every account starts with 5 free minutes — nothing switched off, no card asked for. Yearly billing takes about 19% off. Need more voice-over? A Voice hour is €9 — one payment, valid for 90 days. Today a plan is switched on with an access code we send you — card payments are still being connected. Everything, in one place: plans & minutes →
A meeting minute costs a minute — whatever the number of languages you translate into. Two languages or five, one hour of meeting is one hour of your plan. A meeting bot is counted the same way — there is no separate rate for it. Transcriber mode is included in every plan and uses the same balance. The app shows the meter live while you talk, so it is never a surprise.
So Manager’s 5 hours are 5 real hours of meetings — in two languages or in three. Plan hours are monthly: what you don’t use doesn’t roll into the next month. Voice-over has its own monthly hours (1 h on Manager, 2 h on Director, 4 h on Boss); an extra Voice hour is €9 and keeps for 90 days.
Transcript. Saved to your archive as the meeting happens — it survives a dead browser.
Video. Recorded to a file on your own disk. Nothing uploaded.
Translated Replay (beta, opt-in). The recording with the translated voice track on it. When someone remembers the deal differently, you have the tape — in both languages.
And it learns how your company talks. Load your product names, people and jargon, or switch on a ready term pack for IT, business or marketing.
Good enough to run a meeting on. Not good enough to sign on without reading. Numbers, names and legal terms are where AI slips — which is exactly why the original always stays on screen next to the translation, and why you can load your own glossary. In the replay at the top of this page the model gets a date wrong and then corrects itself. That is what a live model looks like, and we would rather show you than hide it.
A quiet person at the far end of a long table. Two people talking over each other. A loud room with music. We are telling you this before you pay, not after.
Plan minutes are monthly — they come with the paid month and go with it, they don’t pile up. If your meetings arrive in bursts, take a bigger plan for the busy month and step down afterwards; the balance meter in the app always shows what is left.
Every translated minute costs us real money in speech and voice processing. So we give you 5 free minutes on real meetings to decide, and charge honestly — instead of running a free tier we would have to cripple to survive.
To our speech vendors, to become text and to come back as a translated voice. It does not go to a human. What kinds of providers we use, which region they run in and how long anything is kept is on our privacy page; account holders can request the named list.
Anyone who has the link can follow that meeting while it is running. Treat it like a meeting link: share it with the people in the meeting, and end the session when you are done.
No. It is a browser app — for you and for your guests, with nothing to download. If you would rather have it as an icon, your browser can add it to your home screen in a tap — but that is your choice, not a requirement, and there is no app store in the way.
Write to us and a human answers — no ticket queue: hello@getixtranslate.com
No call to book, no demo to sit through. And no customer logos above: we are pre-launch, and the replay at the top is the whole proof we have.