TwinTalk Business
Every language in one room.
Meet with up to 7 people. Everyone speaks, writes and reads in their own language, and leaves with the same agreement.
Your guests join free — no account, nothing to install.
A business meeting with four people. Li Wei writes a price in Chinese, and Sofia, Jun-ho and you each read it in Spanish, Korean and English, with every number checked.
- 7people in one meeting, each in their own language
- 73languages to read and write in
- 32languages captioned live as people speak
- Freefor every guest — no account, no download
The problem
The most expensive barrier in global business is the one nobody budgets for.
Language decides who can do business with whom, and most cross-border meetings simply make do. The cost never shows up as a line item. It shows up as a deal that stalled, a wrong quantity on a purchase order, or a partner who quietly stopped calling.
Everyone struggles through in English
The person with the weakest English sets the pace. Suppliers say “yes” to things they didn’t fully understand, and the best people on the other side stay silent.
A translation app on a second phone
Every sentence is typed, pasted, read aloud and translated back. A 20-minute conversation takes an hour, and nobody builds rapport through a phone held up to a camera.
An interpreter at $75–$150 an hour
For one language pair, booked days ahead. A meeting with three languages needs two of them, so most small companies never book one.
What goes wrong, again and again
- 1
Numbers get lost
“$3.20” becomes “32”. In trade, a wrong price or quantity is worse than no translation at all.
- 2
Terms get muddled
MOQ, FOB, lead time, a product’s own name. Generic translation treats them as ordinary words.
- 3
Decisions drift
Without shared minutes in each person’s language, two sides leave one meeting with two different agreements.
- 4
Relationships stay shallow
People trust who they can talk to. When every exchange is effortful, partners share less and switch more easily.
- 5
Good partners stay out of reach
Companies limit themselves to suppliers, customers and hires who speak their language, and leave better options on the table.
TwinTalk Business is built to remove all five.
How it works
One tap to open. One link to join. Nothing to learn.
What each person sees, from opening the meeting to reading the recap.
Features
The whole meeting, in every language.
Every part of the meeting follows one rule: each person gets it in their own language.
Live captions in your language
What each person says appears under the video in the language you read, while they are still speaking. Tap any line for the original. Speech is captioned in 32 languages.
Translated chat
Prices, links, addresses and specs are easier to write than to say. Every message reaches every reader in their language a moment after it’s sent, with the original one tap away.
The number guard
Every price, quantity, unit and code must survive the translation unchanged. If one could change, the reader sees your original instead.
Business glossary
Keep product names untouched, render your trade terms the way you want, and keep out the wording you never want used.
Your trade terms, rendered the same way every time.
- MOQ简体中文 最小起订量한국어 최소 주문 수량Español pedido mínimo
Recap in every language
The summary, the decisions, action items with owners and dates, the numbers agreed and the open questions — in each person’s language.
Screen sharing
Walk through a spec sheet, a price list or a sample photo while faces float alongside and the captions keep running.
And everything a real meeting needs
Guests join free
A link, a name, a language. No account, no download, no cost.
A waiting room
A link alone isn’t a key. The host or anyone inside lets people in; partners from earlier meetings walk straight in.
Switch languages any time
Change your reading language mid-meeting. Earlier chat catches up in the new one.
Pins
Pin a price or an address for yourself, or the agreed terms for everyone.
The meeting clock
Time elapsed and time left, at the top. It turns gold for the last ten minutes, with a notice five minutes before the end.
Host controls
Anyone can leave. Only the host ends the meeting for everyone.
Try it
Type a sentence on your Business page and see how your glossary shapes the translation, before any meeting.
Meeting defaults
Your reading language, whether captions start on, and who waits to be let in — set once.
Contacts
Your partners with their company and the language they read. Invite them with a note in their own language.
Transcript and chat history
The full translated chat and spoken transcript stay with the meeting.
Export
Download any meeting’s recap, chat and transcript as a document.
Transcript retention
Keep transcripts 30, 90 or 365 days, or for good. Older ones are deleted automatically.
Calendar invites
Book ahead and send invites that land in everyone’s calendar, with the link in place.
Your Business page
Every meeting, past and upcoming, with its recap and searchable — plus your glossary, contacts, defaults and the hours used.
The number guard
Your numbers stay your numbers.
Every number, price, currency amount, unit and code in the original must come through the translation unchanged, in any script. A translation that would change one is never shown as if it were right.
The original is never hidden
Every caption and every message opens to exactly what was said or written, in the speaker’s own language.
Verified, not assumed
If a translation would lose or change a figure, the reader sees the original and a note to check it.
Protected names stay protected
Product names and codes on your Keep as is list are checked the same way.
JKJun-ho Kim writes in 한국어
5,000개면 단가는 3.20달러, XR-200 기준이에요.
At 5,000 pieces the unit price is 32, for the XR-200.
| In the original | In the translation | ✓ |
|---|---|---|
| 5,000 | 5,000 | Match |
| 3.20 | 32 | Changed |
| XR-200 | XR-200 | Match |
✓What you see · You read in English
5,000개면 단가는 3.20달러, XR-200 기준이에요.
Check names and numbers against the original
“3.20” would have become “32”, so you see the original instead.
Who it’s for
For every team whose important conversations cross a language line.
The first market is cross-border trade between small and mid-sized companies: the buyers, sellers and agents who meet suppliers and partners in another language every week.
- A typical meeting
- A US seller, a sourcing agent and a factory sales rep in China agree price, MOQ and lead time.
- What TwinTalk Business changes
- Price and quantity are protected, the factory’s terms come through in the seller’s words, and everyone gets the same recap.
The host holds the plan
A founder, a sourcing or purchasing manager, an account executive, a team lead: the person who feels the pain in every meeting and can decide without a procurement process.
Everyone they invite joins free
Suppliers, clients, candidates and partners join from a link. Every meeting introduces TwinTalk to the people on the other side.
Why TwinTalk
Others translate the captions. TwinTalk translates the whole meeting.
Speech, chat, terms and minutes, for every person — and it protects the numbers. Built for the people doing cross-border deals, and for the guest on the other side, who shouldn’t have to buy anything.
- 1
The whole meeting, not just captions
Speech, chat, shared terms and the recap all arrive in each person’s language.
- 2
Numbers you can trust
A translation that would change a figure is never shown as if it were right.
- 3
Your company’s vocabulary
The glossary makes every translation use your product names and your terms, for every person in every meeting.
- 4
A guest who pays nothing
The host’s plan covers the room. The person on the other side is never asked for a license.
| TwinTalk Business | Human interpreter | Video platforms’ translated captions | Chat app + translator | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Languages in one meeting | Up to 7 people, each in their own language | One pair per interpreter | Many, captions only | One pair at a time |
| Spoken words | Live captions in each reader’s language | Spoken, with a delay | Live captions | None |
| Chat | Every message in every reader’s language | Not covered | Often the organizer’s language only | Copy, paste, translate |
| Prices and quantities | Number guard on every line | Depends on the interpreter | Not checked | Not checked |
| Product names and trade terms | Business glossary on every line | Briefed by hand | Generic | Generic |
| Minutes afterwards | Recap in each person’s language | Not included | Usually in the organizer’s language | None |
| What the other side needs | A link. No account, no download, no cost | Nothing | Often the same platform, app or license tier | The same app |
| Cost | One plan for the host | $75–$150 an hour per language pair | $5–$10 a month per organizer license, on top of the platform | Free, and costs you in errors |
Market figures from TwinTalk’s market research, checked 2026-10-01: certified interpreters $75–$150+ an hour; Microsoft Teams Premium $10 per organizer per month; Zoom’s translated-captions add-on $5 per license per month.
What it saves
About $45 an hour — for every language in the room.
An interpreter costs $75–$150 an hour for one language pair. On the Business plan, 10 hours of meetings cost $449 a month; the same 10 hours with interpreters for a three-language meeting would cost $1,500–$3,000.
Your month of meetings
2 interpreters, booked by language pair
One plan. Every language in the room. Guests free.
You keep up to $2,551 a month
Interpreters at $75–$150 an hour per language pair (market research, 2026-10-01). TwinTalk: the Business plan billed monthly, 10 meeting-hours included.
What it saves
Interpreter and agency fees
Most teams replace them entirely for routine supplier, client and partner calls, and keep interpreters for legal hearings and ceremonies.
Time
No typing into a translation app, no repeating, no reading back. A meeting takes as long as the conversation, not three times as long.
Errors
Prices, quantities and model numbers are protected in every line. One avoided wrong order can pay for years of the plan.
Travel
Conversations that used to need a flight and a local fixer can happen on video, with everyone understanding everything.
The follow-up
No one writes minutes from memory or translates them afterwards. The recap is ready in every language when the meeting ends.
What it makes possible
Work with the best partner
Choose suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and hires on quality and price — anywhere — not on who speaks your language.
Let the experts speak
The engineer, the factory manager or the designer joins and talks in their own language.
Faster deals
Questions get answered in the meeting, in full, instead of over a week of emails.
Deeper relationships
Partners who can speak freely share more, commit more and stay longer.
One shared record
Every side holds the same decisions and numbers, in its own language, so disputes start from the facts.
Growth into new markets
Opening a new country no longer starts with hiring a speaker of its language.
Guests always free
One plan for the host. Guests always free.
Create a TwinTalk account, upgrade to Business, and start your first meeting in minutes — or buy a Meeting Pass for a single meeting.
- Up to 7 people, guests free
- Live captions, translated chat and the number guard
- Screen sharing and a recap in every language
- Business glossary and Try it
For teams who meet every week
Business
$399a month
$4,788 billed once a year
instead of $5,388 paid monthly
$449a month
Billed monthly
10 meeting-hours a month — 5 full two-hour meetings, or 10 one-hour calls.
- Up to 7 people per meeting, guests free
- Everything in the Meeting Pass
- Meeting defaults, contacts and transcript retention
- Export any meeting’s recap, chat and transcript
- Extra hours when you need them: 5 for $199
You keep $600 a year
What each includes
| Feature | Meeting Pass | Business |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $89 per meeting | $449 a month, or $399 a month billed yearly ($4,788) |
| Meeting time | 1 meeting, up to 2 hours | 10 meeting-hours a month |
| People per meeting | Up to 7, guests free | Up to 7, guests free |
| Live captions, translated chat, number guard, screen sharing, recap in every language | Included | Included |
| Business glossary and Try it | Included | Included |
| Meeting defaults, contacts, transcript retention, export | Not included | Included |
| Extra hours | Not included | 5 hours for $199 |
Why meeting-hours
The plan is sold in hours, not meetings, because hours are what a team actually uses. A one-hour supplier call and a two-hour negotiation are counted fairly, and a meeting can never run past the hours you have left.
An interpreter costs $75–$150 an hour for one language. TwinTalk Business is about $45 an hour for every language in the room, and your guests join free.
Prices in US dollars.
Languages
73 languages, each by its own name.
Chat, captions and the recap work in all 73. Live captions of speech cover 32 of them today; in the other 41, people read and write everything in their own language, and their speech is added as each language becomes available.
English (English, Speech and text)
简体中文 (Chinese (Simplified), Speech and text)
Español (Spanish, Speech and text)
العربية (Arabic, Speech and text)
हिन्दी (Hindi, Speech and text)
Português (Portuguese, Speech and text)
Русский (Russian, Speech and text)
日本語 (Japanese, Speech and text)
한국어 (Korean, Speech and text)
Deutsch (German, Speech and text)
Français (French, Speech and text)
Türkçe (Turkish, Speech and text)
Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese, Speech and text)
Italiano (Italian, Speech and text)
فارسی (Persian, Speech and text)
اردو (Urdu, Speech and text)
Nederlands (Dutch, Speech and text)
粵語 (Cantonese, Speech and text)- मराठी (Marathi, Speech and text)
Română (Romanian, Speech and text)
Svenska (Swedish, Speech and text)
עברית (Hebrew, Speech and text)
Dansk (Danish, Speech and text)
Suomi (Finnish, Speech and text)
Norsk (Norwegian, Speech and text)- Nynorsk (Norwegian Nynorsk, Speech and text)
Català (Catalan, Speech and text)- Galego (Galician, Speech and text)
Eesti (Estonian, Speech and text)
Afrikaans (Afrikaans, Speech and text)- isiZulu (Zulu, Speech and text)
- isiXhosa (Xhosa, Speech and text)
- 繁體中文 (Chinese (Traditional), Text only)
Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian, Text only)
ไทย (Thai, Text only)
Bahasa Melayu (Malay, Text only)
Filipino (Filipino, Text only)
বাংলা (Bengali, Text only)- ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (Punjabi, Text only)
- ગુજરાતી (Gujarati, Text only)
- தமிழ் (Tamil, Text only)
- తెలుగు (Telugu, Text only)
- ಕನ್ನಡ (Kannada, Text only)
- മലയാളം (Malayalam, Text only)
नेपाली (Nepali, Text only)
සිංහල (Sinhala, Text only)
မြန်မာ (Burmese, Text only)
ខ្មែរ (Khmer, Text only)
ລາວ (Lao, Text only)
Монгол (Mongolian, Text only)
Қазақ (Kazakh, Text only)
Oʻzbek (Uzbek, Text only)
Azərbaycan (Azerbaijani, Text only)
ქართული (Georgian, Text only)
Հայերեն (Armenian, Text only)
Українська (Ukrainian, Text only)
Polski (Polish, Text only)
Čeština (Czech, Text only)
Slovenčina (Slovak, Text only)
Magyar (Hungarian, Text only)
Ελληνικά (Greek, Text only)
Български (Bulgarian, Text only)
Српски (Serbian, Text only)
Hrvatski (Croatian, Text only)
Slovenščina (Slovenian, Text only)
Lietuvių (Lithuanian, Text only)
Latviešu (Latvian, Text only)
Kiswahili (Swahili, Text only)
አማርኛ (Amharic, Text only)
Soomaali (Somali, Text only)
Hausa (Hausa, Text only)- Yorùbá (Yoruba, Text only)
- Igbo (Igbo, Text only)
Built for the scripts global trade runs on
TwinTalk was built Korean-first, so Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Urdu, Thai and Hindi are designed in from the start: right-to-left layouts, the right typefaces, and names shown in their own script.
Trust and control
Nobody has to take a translation on faith.
Every safeguard below is in the product today.
Accuracy you can check
- The original is never hidden, for any caption or message.
- Numbers are verified, not assumed. A wrong figure is never presented as right.
- Names on your Keep as is list are checked the same way.
- Always translate as gives the same rendering every time, for every reader.
- Avoid entries are checked in each translation and replaced.
Control over who is in the room
- Nobody walks in on a link alone: guests ask, and someone inside lets them in.
- Partners from your earlier meetings can be let straight in.
- Seven people, no more, and everyone can see everyone.
- Anyone can leave; only the host ends the meeting for everyone.
Your business information stays yours
- Guests never see your glossary, your product list or your notes.
- Glossary notes are never sent for translation. They exist only for your team.
- Meeting history is visible only to the people who were in the meeting.
- You choose how long transcripts are kept — 30, 90 or 365 days, or for good — and older ones are deleted automatically.
Predictable cost
- The host’s plan is the only bill. Guests are never charged or asked for a plan.
- Your Business page shows the hours used and left this month.
- Every meeting shows its own clock, and none can run past your remaining hours.
Questions about TwinTalk Business
Zoom and Teams translate captions for the organizer’s license. TwinTalk Business translates the whole meeting — speech, chat and the recap — for every person, protects every number, uses your glossary, and your guests pay nothing.
TwinTalk Business is built for exactly that worry: the original is always one tap away, and a changed number is never shown as if it were right — the reader sees the original with a note to check it. Your glossary controls your product names and terms.
No. A TwinTalk Business meeting runs in the browser from one link, and it is free for guests. They don’t need an account: they type their name, choose their language and ask to join.
Keep an interpreter for court hearings or ceremonies. For the weekly supplier call, TwinTalk Business costs about $45 an hour for every language in the room, is available right now, and also translates the chat and writes the minutes.
Put your terms in the TwinTalk Business glossary once: keep product names as they are, set how each term is translated in each language, and test it with Try it before the meeting.
Yes. Guests are let in by the host or someone already inside, and can never see your glossary. Meeting history is visible only to the people who were in the meeting, and you choose how long transcripts are kept: 30, 90 or 365 days, or for good.
Reading and writing work in 73 languages in TwinTalk Business. Spoken captions cover 32 of them today, with more being added, and the language picker shows which languages are captioned as people speak.
TwinTalk Business is $449 a month, or $399 a month billed yearly ($4,788), with 10 meeting-hours a month. A Meeting Pass for one meeting of up to 2 hours is $89. Guests always join free.
Speak your language. Close the deal in theirs.
Open a room, send one link, and talk to your supplier, client or partner as if you shared a language.
- 1Create a free TwinTalk account
- 2Upgrade to Business, or buy a Meeting Pass
- 3Start a meeting and share one link — guests join free