Pricing pages are where a product explains itself, and Felo Translator's is short: four options, one plan line, and a free try. This guide walks through reading it — what each option measures, what Pro actually changes, and which one fits a trip, an interview day, or a weekly call. The numbers in it are the ones on the page today.
How to read the pricing page
- Open felo.me/pricing. The page is short: the 1-Day Trial, the 120 Minutes pack, and the Pro plan in monthly and annual shapes, plus a "Try For Free" line.
- Start with "Try For Free." Felo Translator is free to try — use it before you weigh the paid options.
- Read each option as two numbers: a price and a list price. The pairs: $0.99 / $4.9, $3.9 / $4.9, $39.9 / $59.9, $239.99 / $599. The list price is the frame the option is sold against; the price is what you pay.
- Separate the two short packs by what they measure. The 1-Day Trial ($0.99) is a block of calendar time — one full day of real-time voice translation, a trip day or an interview day. The 120 Minutes pack ($3.9) is a fixed pool of translation minutes — one meeting, one long call.
- Read Pro's one line: "unlimited real-time voice translation & transcription duration." That line is the whole upgrade. Every option buys the same product — real-time AI voice translation and transcription over the 15-language set, with Voice Translation, Translation Reading, and Local Save. Pro removes the duration cap; nothing else.
- Find where you pay. Purchases are made in the Felo Translator App — the pricing page's own wording: "Please make your purchase in the Felo Translator App." So the buy happens on the phone.
- If your use is continuous, compare the two Pro shapes. Monthly ($39.9) buys a period of unlimited real-time voice translation and transcription; annual ($239.99) is the value option for regular conversation frequency. If your use is occasional, skip this step — the short packs cover it.
The four options side by side:
Option | Price (USD) | List price | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
1-Day Trial | $0.99 | $4.9 | One full day of real-time voice translation — a trip day, an interview day |
120 Minutes | $3.9 | $4.9 | A fixed pack of translation minutes — one meeting, one long call |
Pro — monthly | $39.9 | $59.9 | A period of unlimited real-time voice translation and transcription |
Pro — annual | $239.99 | $599 | The value option for regular conversation translation |
Which option fits which use
Pick by the shape of your talking, not by the sticker.
- Rare user — one or two conversations a year. Take the free try first; a single 1-Day Trial or 120 Minutes pack covers the average trip-length use.
- Traveler — a two-week trip. The 120 Minutes pack is probably enough if the trip has about ten minutes of translation a day; if you translate most conversations, a month of Pro is cheaper than two packs — and you get unlimited duration.
- Cross-border family or work — weekly conversations. Annual Pro. At $239.99 against the $599 list, it is the option built for a daily habit.
Tips before you pay
- Do the free try on the real pair and a real conversation. Ten minutes on the languages you will actually speak tells you what a demo clip cannot.
- Let the shape of the day pick the short pack. One long meeting or call → 120 Minutes ($3.9). Many small conversations across a day → 1-Day Trial ($0.99).
- Compare against the list price, then decide on the price. The list number frames the offer; the number that leaves the account is the answer.
- When in doubt, take the pack. For a trip or a one-off, a $0.99 or $3.9 spend beats a subscription used a handful of times — the plans earn their number at a weekly habit.
Watch out for
- Currency and platform. Prices are listed in USD, and purchases are made in the app — check the app's own currency display and regional pricing before buying.
- Prices change, including the list prices. Treat the figures above as a snapshot; the numbers on the day you buy are the numbers that count.
- A free try is a review, not a sneak preview. Use it like any product trial: test the actual language pair you need against the 15-language set, on a real conversation.
- The packs are fixed; only Pro is unlimited in duration. The 1-Day Trial ends at one day, the 120 Minutes pack at 120 minutes — a daily habit exhausts both, and that is what the unlimited duration line is for.
FAQ
Is Felo Translator free? Free to try. Continuous real-time translation comes under Pro or the short-term packs: the 1-Day Trial, the 120 Minutes pack, monthly, or annual.
What does Pro unlock? "Unlimited real-time voice translation & transcription duration." Voice Translation, Translation Reading, and Local Save are the app's standard capabilities — Pro removes the duration limit, not the features.
Is there a cheaper option for a short trip? Yes — the 1-Day Trial ($0.99) and the 120 Minutes pack ($3.9) both cost less than a month. Choose by your expected minutes, not by the sticker price only.
Where do I buy? In the Felo Translator App. The app is on iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play), and that is the purchase point.
By the Felo Editorial Team. The Felo Editorial Team writes about language, voice translation, and the details of talking across borders.
