Wordly vs Voco

Transparent pricing — no sales call

Voco publishes its prices: £8/week (Simple) or £15/week (Church). Wordly requires you to contact their sales team for a quote. Churches on Reddit have reported Wordly quotes around $2,400/year per output language — that's user-reported, not Wordly's official rate, but it gives a sense of the tier.

106+ languages including Farsi

Voco supports 106+ vs Wordly's 60+. For diaspora congregations with Farsi, Tagalog, Amharic, or Haitian Creole speakers, that breadth matters — and Farsi specifically is a language many tools handle poorly.

Built for church WiFi that drops

Voco auto-reconnects and backfills the text missed during a WiFi dropout — so a brief interruption doesn't leave someone lost for ten minutes. This is the failure mode churches mention most with cloud translation tools.

Live in 3 minutes, no sales call

Self-serve setup, 7-day free trial with no card required. You can test across two Sundays before deciding.

White-glove onboarding

Every customer gets a Customer Success team that handles setup, training, glossary creation, and even a dress rehearsal before your first service. If you don't have a tech-confident volunteer, that hand-holding is valuable.

Enterprise track record

Wordly is used across large institutions including denominations and major events. That depth of experience and reliability track record matters for high-stakes services.

Transcripts and summaries

Wordly generates full transcripts and session summaries — useful for sermon archives, accessibility records, or follow-up notes.