ODIO.live review
Browser-based meetings with translated speech and captions across 13 languages.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ODIO.live brings real-time AI translation into browser-based video meetings, aimed at teams whose participants speak and listen in different languages. Each person selects a spoken language and a language to hear; translated speech is delivered as dubbed audio alongside translated live captions. Participants can join by browser link without installing a separate desktop client, and the service supports meetings in 13 languages. That makes it a focused option for multilingual calls rather than a general translation tool for every setting.
The participant-level language selection is central to its fit: people in one meeting can use different language pairs, while live transcripts provide a text record alongside audio and captions. Hosts also get admission, waiting-room, and moderation controls. Optional AI voice cloning appears on Pro Plus, alongside a premium AI voice; the Free and Pro plans list standard AI voice. For teams prioritizing spoken translation in meetings, that combination of audio, captions, and meeting controls is more relevant than a broad integration catalog.
According to the vendor's pricing page, Free is $0 per month and includes AI translation, live captions, standard AI voice, and browser access. Pro is $20 monthly, adding better audio quality and priority processing; Pro Plus is $30 monthly, with premium AI voice, real voice cloning, priority processing, and priority support. The page describes these monthly amounts as discounted and says upgrades and self-serve billing are coming soon. Email is the listed support channel. ODIO.live is a good fit for small teams that need translated-audio meetings and can work within its supported languages; teams needing listed integrations or a language beyond those 13 should consider another option.
ODIO.live pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Delivers spoken translation as dubbed audio and translated live captions
- Lets each participant choose their spoken and listening languages
- Includes live transcripts and host waiting-room and moderation controls
- Where it doesn't
- Supports meetings in 13 languages
- No integrations are listed
- Upgrades and self-serve billing are described as coming soon
ODIO.live fact sheet, pricing and score →
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