Free
$0Local-capable access and private tools where supported.
- Standard/local speech paths where available
- No paid cloud allowance by default
- Upgrade prompts for paid resources
BabelMe is designed around visible usage meters, paid-resource limits, and Standard/local fallback instead of hidden cloud spend.
Prices shown are US pricing. Your local price and currency are set by the App Store or Google Play in your country, and are always shown before you confirm a purchase.
Local-capable access and private tools where supported.
Entry paid plan for light use.
More room for regular translation work.
Voice-forward plan for heavier spoken output.
Highest monthly allowance for heavy use.
About AI notebook units: AI notebook formatting (in Transcribe and the web editor) is metered in units. One unit covers about 4,000 characters of processed text — the transcript sent plus the formatting instructions and the reply allowance — so even a short note uses about 4–5 units per formatting pass, and formatting a full one-hour lecture typically uses about 40 units, more when a translated transcript lane is included. Daily limits apply alongside the monthly amounts on all metered resources; for AI notebook units they are 41 a day on Lite, 100 on Plus, 200 on Voice Pro, and 400 on Heavy — and a single formatting job larger than a day's limit still runs whenever the remaining monthly amount covers it. The usage meters in Account show remaining monthly and daily amounts for every resource.
Add-ons are separate from plans, so you do not need to change your whole plan for one specific need.
