If you're comparing live-translation vendors for a stream, church service, or event and keep hitting "contact sales" instead of a price, StreamTranslate is built the other way: public pricing, self-serve signup, and a free trial you can start right now.
card required. No demo required to see cost or try the product.
Wordly is a well-established name in AI event interpretation, with real strengths for large in-person and hybrid conferences — device pairing for attendees, wide language coverage, and enterprise integrations. But for teams specifically translating a live stream — a church service, a Twitch or YouTube broadcast, a webinar — two things tend to send people looking elsewhere: pricing isn't published, so every evaluation starts with a sales call, and the product is built around in-room device pairing rather than captions burned directly into a stream's video output.
StreamTranslate solves the second problem by design: it's a browser-source overlay built specifically for streaming software (OBS, Streamlabs, and similar), so captions appear directly in the video you're already broadcasting. And it solves the first problem by simply publishing prices — you can see exact costs on our pricing page right now, no email or call required.
| What you need | Wordly | StreamTranslate |
|---|---|---|
| See pricing | Requires contacting sales for a quote | Public, on the pricing page, right now |
| Try it | Demo required | Free Plan: 3 active hours each month; card required, with no payment unless you upgrade |
| Best fit | Large in-person/hybrid conferences with device pairing | Live-streamed video — church, Twitch, YouTube, webinars |
| Setup | Platform onboarding, event configuration | One browser source URL in OBS |
| Contract | Sales-negotiated | Self-serve, cancel anytime |
How we compared: based on Wordly's publicly listed features and event-interpretation focus as of 2026, and our own product's live-streaming feature set. Wordly is a strong, more established choice if you're running large in-person or hybrid conferences that need interpreter-style device pairing for attendees in a room — that's not a use case StreamTranslate is built for. This comparison is specifically about live-streamed video (Twitch, YouTube, church broadcasts, webinars), where the two products solve a similar problem in very different ways.
65 languages including Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Turkish, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Czech, Hungarian, Romanian, and Ukrainian, among others.
Free Plan: 3 hours every month. Card required; no payment unless you choose to upgrade. Free Plan: 3 active hours each month; card required, with no payment unless you upgrade (card required), Stream Pass at $12 one-time (12 hours), Starter at $14.99/mo (25 hrs), Pro at $34.99/mo (50 hrs + dual-language display), or Elite at $149/mo with no hour caps. Plans use the same core caption service; included hours and output features differ. Timing still varies with your setup.
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Start Free Plan →Also supports IRL with Moblin and the OBS audio plugin, including home and cloud OBS setups such as IRL Toolkit.
Use an OBS receiver for IRL Pro, Larix Broadcaster, PRISM Live Mobile or TVU Go. Cloud providers may need to install the plugin on your server.
Moblin · Moblin Browser Source · Cloud OBS · IRL Toolkit · OBS Studio · IRL Pro · Larix Broadcaster · PRISM Live Mobile · TVU Go · MediaMTX
Reviewed October 15, 2026. Current StreamTranslate plans and setup requirements: pricing · setup guide.