What counts toward your usage (and what doesn't)
A clear breakdown of what adds to your bill so there are no surprises.
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Glossa bills for active spoken translation, measured by the minute and counted separately for each language. Knowing what does and doesn't count makes your bill easy to predict.
What counts
- Spoken content that Glossa is actively translating, such as the sermon, announcements, and spoken prayers.
- Each language separately. A 1 hour service in three languages uses three language-hours.
- Time while your stream is running and there is speech to translate.
What does not count
- Silence. Quiet stretches don't add to your usage.
- Songs and worship music. These aren't billed (and Glossa can't transcribe sung lyrics anyway, which is a limitation of current AI across the industry).
- The number of listeners. Five people or five hundred, the cost is identical.
The one thing to remember
Stop your stream when the service ends. If a stream keeps running with spoken audio after people have gone, Glossa may still be translating and counting that time. Stopping the stream promptly keeps your usage clean. For a related charge you might see, read "Understanding transcriber minutes on your bill."