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Five hours covers about one weekly service

A 75-minute Sunday service uses roughly five hours in an average month. Add a second service, Bible study, conference, or rehearsal and the entry allowance is gone. Voco has no live-time cap, so the same subscription covers the rest of the church calendar.

Browser-only access for visitors

Hope Translator offers browser access and publishes a native iOS app. Voco is deliberately browser-only: visitors scan, choose a language, and read without an account or App Store step. If your church already prefers an installed listening app, this is not a reason to switch.

Published scripture and glossary controls

Voco recognises Bible references, inserts the published target-language passage, and lets a church control theological terms, local names, and denominational vocabulary. Hope Translator's reviewed material did not describe equivalent controls, so test both with a real sermon and a fluent listener.

WiFi recovery and bilingual transcripts

Voco documents automatic listener reconnection, missed-text backfill, and bilingual transcript export. These details matter in an older building and after the service. Hope Translator's reviewed public pages did not document equivalent behaviour.