Voicedoc Interpreter · pricing

AI medical interpreter pricing. Free to start, then $0.25 a minute.

Voicedoc Interpreter, the AI medical interpreter on (559) 335-0440, is free to start, with no contract and no setup. After your free minutes you pay as you go at $0.25 a minute, billed monthly. It is an AI, not a certified medical interpreter: use a qualified human for informed consent.

HIPAA-compliantNo contractFree to start
Prices

One plan. No contract.

Your first minutes are free. Then pay as you go at $0.25 a minute, billed monthly.

What a month costs
$75/mo

About 60 five-minute calls, after your free minutes. No call is ever cut off mid-conversation.

Healthcare practices
Sign the BAA before use

Practices register on the plans page and sign a business associate agreement there before the first call.

Where it stops
An AI, and it says so first

It is not a certified medical interpreter. Use a qualified human interpreter for informed consent, a new diagnosis, or anything critical. Every call opens by saying so.

What you get for the minute

Used on real calls, in real clinics.

99
languages, each to and from English
Say the language when it answers.

From the published language list of the speech model the interpreter runs on, checked October 2026 — the model maker’s list, not our own measurement. Hmong is not on it.

Used this for my Cantonese-speaking patient in the clinic. It worked very well. Just need to be a little patient while making transitions into next sentences. Patient was very happy. Gave my staff some relief as well.

Dr. Fahad Hashamat
Dr. Fahad Hashamat
Medical Director · Visalia Family Medicine

I loved the Spanish! I think it can also be used for language learning too!

Dr. Mehdi Ghajarnia
Dr. Mehdi Ghajarnia
Ophthalmologist · Eye Medical Center

I used it. It was neat to use. Truly well done.

Dr. Bakht Roshan
Dr. Bakht Roshan
Infectious Disease · St Agnes Medical Center
Several providers or locations

Talk to us. A person writes back.

Tell us about your practice and how many providers and locations you have. We write back within one business day.

FAQ

Pricing questions, answered.

What does it cost?
Voicedoc Interpreter’s first minutes are free, with no contract and no setup. After that, you pay as you go at 25 cents a minute, billed monthly for the minutes you use. Prices are at voicedoc.ai/interpreter/pricing, and plans are at voicedoc.ai/interpreter/plans. Healthcare practices register there and sign a business associate agreement before use.
Is there a contract or a setup fee?
No. Voicedoc Interpreter’s first minutes are free, with no contract and no setup. After that you pay as you go, billed monthly for the minutes you use.
Do healthcare practices need an agreement?
Yes. Healthcare practices register and sign a business associate agreement before they use Voicedoc Interpreter.
Is it HIPAA-compliant?
Yes. Voicedoc Interpreter calls are handled on HIPAA-compliant infrastructure. If you need a record, we can provide secure portal access to review every interpreted call.
Can I use it for informed consent?
Use a qualified human interpreter for informed consent, a new diagnosis, and other critical conversations. Voicedoc Interpreter is an AI and is not a certified medical interpreter. Every call opens by saying so to the clinician, and tells the patient, in their own language, that they are talking to an AI.
What if we have several providers or locations?
Talk to us. Tell us about your practice using the form on voicedoc.ai/interpreter/pricing, or email hello@voicedoc.ai, and a person writes back within one business day. No enterprise price is published.
Can my AI assistant set it up for my practice?
Yes. Ask an AI assistant that can make web requests or run commands to set up Voicedoc by following api.voicedoc.ai/v1/agent/setup.md. It creates your organization's account and registers your staff phones, and shows you the price and the agreements first. You only read it the code we email you, say yes, and approve a $5 prepaid credit. After that, staff calls are 25 cents a minute, with a $5 monthly minimum.

Don’t take our word for it.

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