Mira Transcribe
₹15 an hour.⁴
Recorded calls, speaker labels included, charged once, when the transcript is done.
AssemblyAI alternative
Hindi in Devanagari, English in Latin script, and speaker labels included, on our GPUs in India.
| AssemblyAI | Voice Infra |
|---|---|
| Pre-recorded price | |
| ₹19.94an hour of audio, Universal-3.5 Pro ($0.21) | ₹15an hour of audio |
| Indian languages | |
| Hindi on the newest model; more on the older one | Hindi and seven more, plus Hinglish |
| Speaker labels | |
| $0.02 an hour extra | Included |
| Streaming | |
| A public streaming API | In our agents; standalone in private preview |
Side by side
| Option | Bar | ₹ per hour of audio |
|---|---|---|
| ₹14.24$0.15 | ||
| ₹19.94$0.21 | ||
| ₹42.73$0.45 | ||
| ₹15 |
Dollar prices converted at ₹94.96, the ECB reference rate on 16 October 2026. The rate.
AssemblyAI already prices by the hour, so nothing is converted except the currency. Speaker labels are a separate line on its page, $0.02 an hour on recordings, and they are inside our ₹15.
From assemblyai.com/pricing, checked . Ours from our price list.
| Detail | AssemblyAI | Voice Infra |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-recorded price | Universal-3.5 Pro $0.21 an hour and Universal-2 $0.15 an hour, pay as you go speaker diarization is an add-on at $0.02 an hour on both assemblyai.com | ₹15 per hour of audio (₹0.25 a minute), charged once when the job completes speaker labels included |
| Streaming price | Universal-3.6 Pro Realtime $0.45 an hour Universal-Streaming $0.15 an hour, in English or six European languages; speaker diarization $0.12 an hour on streaming assemblyai.com | Streaming recognition runs inside every voice agent as a standalone API it is in private preview, on request |
AssemblyAI prices by the hour. Universal-2 is $0.15, about ₹14.24 at the ECB rate. Universal-3.5 Pro is $0.21, about ₹19.94. Speaker labels are an add-on on both, $0.02 an hour, so a labelled hour on the newer model comes to about ₹21.84.
Ours is ₹15 an hour, speaker labels included. That is 25 paise a minute. A five-minute call costs ₹1.25, and you pay once, when the job finishes. A job that fails or comes back degraded is free.
So AssemblyAI’s older model is cheaper than us per hour, and its newer model with labels costs a little more. The difference is not the price. It is what comes back.
On Universal-3.5 Pro, Hindi is the only Indian language. Tamil, Telugu and Gujarati live on Universal-2, where AssemblyAI’s own page puts them in its moderate and fair accuracy bands. That is honest of them, and worth reading before you send a Telugu call.
We do eight Indian languages, and the Hinglish in between. The transcript keeps each word in its own script. That matters for a collections call where the amount is in English and the excuse is in Hindi.
| Detail | AssemblyAI | Voice Infra |
|---|---|---|
| Indian languages | Universal-3.5 Pro covers 18 languages with native code switching, Hindi the only Indian one Universal-2 adds Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu, which AssemblyAI's own page puts in its moderate (>25% to ≤50% WER) and fair (>50% WER) accuracy bands assemblyai.com | Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, plus Hinglish Hindi in Devanagari, English in Latin script |
| An Indian voice | The Voice Agent API bundles AssemblyAI's own text-to-speech voices at $4.50/hr ($0.075/min), billed per second the pricing page names no Indian-language voice assemblyai.com | Mira TTS: Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, ₹1.80 per 1,000 characters |
| Detail | AssemblyAI | Voice Infra |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | US endpoints in N. Virginia, Ohio and Oregon, EU endpoints in Frankfurt, Stockholm and Ireland no India region assemblyai.com | Speech recognition runs on our own GPUs in India |
| Detail | AssemblyAI | Voice Infra |
|---|---|---|
| Try it free | No credit card the free tier includes up to 185 hours of pre-recorded transcription and up to 333 hours of streaming transcription assemblyai.com | No sign-up to look around the sandbox ₹200 of credit once you confirm a work email |
| Detail | AssemblyAI | Voice Infra |
|---|---|---|
| Concurrent jobs | 5 parallel transcriptions on the free plan and 200+ on paid streaming starts at 100 new sessions a minute on pay as you go assemblyai.com | A shared endpoint recordings up to 2 hours each |
| Detail | AssemblyAI | Voice Infra |
|---|---|---|
| Speaker labels | A paid add-on: $0.02 an hour on pre-recorded audio, $0.12 an hour on streaming assemblyai.com | Included on every transcript, with a speaker id per voice |
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Why switch
Everything a phone call in India needs, from one team, priced in rupees.
₹15 an hour.⁴
Recorded calls, speaker labels included, charged once, when the transcript is done.
Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. And the Hinglish in between, mid-sentence.
The listening and the thinking: Mira STT and Gemma 4 26B. Mira TTS speaks.
Every transcript comes with speaker labels, and every word in its own script.
When you want the whole call, the same key and wallet run our voice agents.
AI agents: ₹5/min to start · ₹1.50/min all-in at volume.¹
Real lines from Mira TTS, one request each, unedited. Pick a language and press play.
Hear itAssemblyAI went wide. We went deep on the Indian call.
AssemblyAI is a speech-to-text company with a published rate card, 99 languages on its older model and a free tier big enough to test with. We're narrower: recorded phone calls in India. Our transcript knows who spoke, keeps Hindi in Devanagari and English in Latin script, and costs ₹15 an hour with the speaker labels in.
AssemblyAI is a speech-to-text company first. Its newest model, Universal-3.5 Pro, covers 18 languages and follows speakers as they switch between them. The older Universal-2 covers 99. There is a streaming API, a voice agent API, medical mode, and a rate card where every line has a price.
We started from the other end: a phone call in India, recorded, that somebody has to read later. Mira STT is our own speech recognition, and it listens on every call our agents make. For recordings, Mira Transcribe goes over the audio several times and writes one clean transcript. Tell it who is calling and the names that matter, and it uses them. The result says who spoke, with Hindi in Devanagari and English words in Latin script, the way the call actually went.
Real lines from Mira TTS. Pick one, press play.
Text149 characters
Hi, मैं नेहा बोल रही हूँ Acme Store से। आपका order dispatch हो गया है और Friday तक deliver हो जाएगा। Address में कोई change करना हो तो अभी बता दीजिए।
48 kHz · MonoReady when you are
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Mira TTS, voice neha, rendered 16 Oct 2026. One request, not edited.
Text119 characters
नमस्ते, मैं श्रुति बोल रही हूँ, दाँतों के क्लिनिक से। कल सुबह डॉक्टर साहब से आपका मिलना तय है। क्या आप समय पर आ पाएँगे?
48 kHz · MonoReady when you are
0:00 / 0:08
Mira TTS, voice shruti, rendered 16 Oct 2026. One request, not edited.
Text117 characters
નમસ્તે, હું આશુ બોલું છું. તમારી લોનનો હપ્તો આવતા અઠવાડિયે ભરવાનો છે. તમે કહો તો હું અત્યારે જ ભરવાની રીત સમજાવી દઉં.
48 kHz · MonoReady when you are
0:00 / 0:08
Mira TTS, voice ashu, rendered 17 Oct 2026. One request, not edited.
Text167 characters
வணக்கம், நான் நேஹா பேசுகிறேன். உங்கள் பார்சல் நாளை மாலைக்குள் வந்து சேரும். அந்த நேரத்தில் நீங்கள் வீட்டில் இல்லையென்றால் சொல்லுங்கள், வேறு நாளுக்கு மாற்றி விடுகிறோம்.
48 kHz · MonoReady when you are
0:00 / 0:10
Mira TTS, voice neha, rendered 17 Oct 2026. One request, not edited.
Text114 characters
నమస్కారం, నేను సమీర్ మాట్లాడుతున్నాను. నిన్న మీరు మా కొత్త ఇళ్ళ గురించి అడిగారు. ఇప్పుడు కొంచెం సేపు మాట్లాడవచ్చా?
48 kHz · MonoReady when you are
0:00 / 0:08
Mira TTS, voice sameer, rendered 17 Oct 2026. One request, not edited.
Which to pick
Sometimes it's them. We'll say so.
A public streaming API, today. Far more languages. SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001 and a HIPAA agreement you sign yourself. A free tier of 185 hours. If you transcribe meetings in Spanish and podcasts in English as well as calls in Hindi, one vendor for all of it is a fair reason to stay.
Moving
One request in, a transcript with speakers out.
Step 1
Look around with no sign-up. When you are ready, create a key in Developers.
Step 2
One POST with the file, and a line of context about the call if you have it.
Step 3
The transcript comes back with a speaker on every line, each word in its own script.
Send the recording to POST /v2/transcriptions with a line of context and the names to get right. For files over 45 MB, send an https link instead. Then poll the job until it is done. The transcription guide has Python and Node.js examples, and the Hindi STT comparison lists what other recognisers cost.
Then take twenty real calls, run them through both, and score them against a transcript a native speaker has corrected. That test settles it faster than any page.
curl -X POST https://sandbox.voice.miraiminds.co/v2/transcriptions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $MIRAI_API_KEY" \
-H "Idempotency-Key: call-2026-10-02-0412" \
-F file=@call.wav \
-F context="A call to a university admissions desk about a course and its fees" \
-F vocabulary="Mira University, BBA, Aadhaar" Questions
AssemblyAI's Universal-2 is $0.15 an hour, about ₹14.24, and Universal-3.5 Pro is $0.21, about ₹19.94. Speaker labels add $0.02 an hour on either. Ours is ₹15 an hour, speaker labels included, so a five-minute call costs ₹1.50.
Yes. Hindi is one of the 18 languages on Universal-3.5 Pro, with code switching. Tamil, Telugu and Gujarati are only on the older Universal-2, where AssemblyAI's own page rates them in its weaker accuracy bands. Test your own recordings on both before you decide.
Inside our voice agents, yes. A standalone streaming API is in private preview, so ask us for access. Recorded calls work through the public API today. AssemblyAI has a public streaming API now.
No. A whole phone agent on our volume plan is ₹1.50 a minute all-in, with our line and insights. Transcribing a recording costs ₹15 an hour of audio, which is 25 paise a minute.
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