The pastor speaks. Every member reads or listens in their own language, on the phone already in their pocket. No transmitters, no receivers, no app.
Each page below is written for one language and one kind of service — with that language's real Bible translation, the community that reads in it, and what genuinely changes for a funeral versus a weekly service versus a conference. Start with yours.
Hand-written guides for the questions churches actually arrive with — interpreters, hardware, screens, and whether any of this holds up on a real Sunday.
A 2.4 GHz radio interpretation system means transmitters to maintain, receivers to buy, batteries to charge, and earpieces to sanitize and lose. VoxLive replaces all of it with one link. The congregation joins on the phones they already carry, picks a language, and reads or listens. When the speaker cites a passage, the verse appears in each listener's own Bible translation — automatically, on every plan including Free. A church can't grow past the languages it preaches in — and members who half-understand the preaching hear one language, read the other, and put the words together mid-service. And if your church already has a human interpreter, VoxLive can carry their live voice and let AI cover only the languages they can't.
We publish our research with every price cited from the vendor's own page and dated — including the categories where competitors beat us.
Start free with 8 broadcast hours a month, or unlock the whole product for one complete service for $5. If it doesn't work in your sanctuary, the $5 comes back.
