Starter
For finding out whether this changes your meetings at all.
$0per month
- 60 minutes of live voice a month
- Standard latency
- Basic technical vocabulary
- The standard desktop dock
- Standard encryption
Pricing
Transparent plans. Scale as you collaborate.
Choose the tier that matches how often you are in the room.
Save 20%
Pro Engineer
For anyone whose working day is mostly other people's language.
$15per month
- Unlimited meeting minutes
- Ultra-low latency, under 500ms
- Full technical dictionary
- Multi-platform routing
- Zero-log guarantee
Team & Enterprise
For a delivery organisation that has this problem in every squad.
Customper seat
- Unlimited meeting minutes
- Dedicated compute clusters
- A custom workspace glossary
- Centralised SSO and SCIM
- SOC 2-compliant logging
| Capability | Starter | Pro Engineer | Team & Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core quota | 60 minutes of live voice a month | Unlimited meeting minutes | Unlimited meeting minutes |
| Translation engine | Standard latency | Ultra-low latency, under 500ms | Dedicated compute clusters |
| Technical jargon | Basic vocabulary | Full technical dictionary | Custom workspace glossary |
| Integration | Standard desktop dock | Multi-platform routing | Centralised SSO and SCIM |
| Data privacy | Standard encryption | Zero-log guarantee | SOC 2-compliant logging |
The two questions everyone asks
Before you decide
Does the other party need Rapport installed?
No. Rapport routes its output through your ordinary microphone input, so as far as the meeting is concerned you are simply talking. The other participants need ears, and nothing else — no install, no account, no link to click, and nothing for their IT department to approve.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. Subscriptions are managed in your account settings and there is no cancellation penalty. If you cancel mid-period you keep the plan until the period you have already paid for runs out, and then drop to Starter rather than losing access.
What happens when the free 60 minutes run out?
Rapport tells you before it happens, not after — the dock counts down, and the last few minutes are called out while you can still decide what to do about them. When the minutes are gone, translation stops and the meeting carries on without it. Nothing is cut off mid-sentence, and nothing is charged automatically.
Rolling this out to a squad rather than a laptop?
Tell us how many people, which languages and which meeting client, and we will come back with a number and a pilot plan.
Most pilots start with one squad and one recurring meeting.