Which plan

Which plan fits your church?

Two questions, and you already know both answers. Neither of them is a number of minutes.

These are the published prices. The pricing page has the plan cards, the Trial, and what happens past a ceiling.

Tell us about your week.

Count the times somebody presses Start on one computer. Restarting within half an hour on the same day stays the same service, so a run of restarts during one bad Sunday counts once. Across midnight it does not: a Saturday evening that runs past twelve and starts again is two.

Services on your busiest computer

Count one computer, not the whole church: a plan is bought per computer, so the one with the fullest week sets it. A laptop carried to a second room is still that same computer, and both services count against it. Sunday morning and Sunday evening are two. A midweek meeting counts.

Computers running Yazyk

Usually one per room, taking that room’s sound desk — but it is the machine that is licensed, not the room. Each computer you pair holds a licence of its own, whether or not two of them ever run at once.

How you pay

Twelve months for the price of ten on every paid plan, and on every extra computer.

Your plan

Standard

$49a month

Standard covers one service a week on one computer, and you run one computer.

Get YazykSign in, then download the app. The thirty days start when you pair your first computer, not when you sign in.

What the price does not depend on.

A long service costs the same as a short one, and three languages cost the same as one.

How long the service runs
The plan covers the schedule. A week that runs long is not a different price.

How many languages you translate into
Three at once, on every plan. No plan buys a fourth.

Each plan also carries a monthly ceiling on translated speech, counted in language-hours and set at roughly 1.5 times realistic use for that schedule. Silence, and any time the translation pipeline is down, never count against it. Past the ceiling, usage is billed at $15 per 6 language-hours.