Google Cloud Speech-to-Text vs. Knowlarity IVR

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Google Cloud Speech-to-Text
Score 8.4 out of 10
N/A
Speech-to-Text on Google Cloud is a tool used to convert speech into text using an API powered by Google’s AI technologies. The vendor states users can transcribe content in real time or from stored files; deliver a better user experience in products through voice commands; and, gain insights from customer interactions to improve service.
$0.02
per min
Knowlarity IVR
Score 8.7 out of 10
N/A
Knowlarity is a provider of cloud based communications solutions to businesses in Southeast Asia and Middle Eastern markets.N/A
Pricing
Google Cloud Speech-to-TextKnowlarity IVR
Editions & Modules
Speech-to-Text V2 API
$0.016
per min
Speech-to-Text V1 API
$0.024
per min
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Google Cloud Speech-to-TextKnowlarity IVR
Free Trial
YesYes
Free/Freemium Version
YesNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsSpeech-to-Text V1 API V1 offers data residency for multi region only. Models include short, long, phone call, and video. V1 does not include audit logging. New customers get $300 in free credits and 60 minutes for transcribing and analyzing audio free per month, not charged against your credits. Speech-to-Text V2 API V2 offers data residency for multi and single region. Models include short, long, telephony, video, and Chirp. V2 does include audit logging and support for customer managed encryption keys.Contact vendor for pricing information (in US Dollars)
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User Ratings
Google Cloud Speech-to-TextKnowlarity IVR
Likelihood to Recommend
8.0
(20 ratings)
8.0
(1 ratings)
Usability
7.3
(1 ratings)
-
(0 ratings)
User Testimonials
Google Cloud Speech-to-TextKnowlarity IVR
Likelihood to Recommend
Google
Google Cloud speech-to-text is best suited when you want to work on live calls and transcribe interviews, meetings, customer service calls, and other audio or video recordings into text format. This helps create searchable archives, generate meeting minutes, and improve accessibility for individuals with hearing impairments. The service can provide real-time captioning for live events, webinars, broadcasts, and presentations. This enhances accessibility for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing and those viewing content in noisy environments or without sound. It does not work well where the internet bandwidth is not that good; it requires a very good and strong internet connection to work well. And also where there are strong accents, especially in the Mandarin language.
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Knowlarity
I think Knowlarity IVR solves our company to have one single IVR number for every department. Our sales team's call recording shows our areas to improve. And we converted more sales through the calls and its records to cross-check all client requirements. But sometimes it is less appropriate because it's more difficult to understand the dashboard.
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Pros
Google
  • An amazing tool which helps a lot in a meetings.
  • It's an efficient tool for improving efficiency by saving a lot of time typing. It saves at least 40-50% of our time, thus increasing efficiency.
  • Incredible accuracy with multiple accents & multiple language.
  • It takes punctuation into consideration.
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Knowlarity
  • Incoming call record.
  • Agent group.
  • Call list.
  • Dashboard for analysis.
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Cons
Google
  • The software does occasionally get confused by confusing terminology.
  • Its web-based interface can also feel a tad hard to use compared to more appealing desktop apps.
  • I've experienced the occasional technical issue, though the provider's support team is quick to troubleshoot.
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Knowlarity
  • Notifications is bad.
  • Dashboard is not user friendly.
  • UI and design for dashboard is not good.
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Usability
Google
I can share insights with stakeholders in record time. And robust API connections let me pipe text into my CRM, marketing automation, and other mission-critical systems
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Knowlarity
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Alternatives Considered
Google
The accuracy of Google Cloud Speech-to-Text is much better than any other tool. It has better API integration with 3rd party tools. The transcription is on at real-time basis with the best efficiency. It has good language support from across the globe. It provides better noise robustness compare to other tools.
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Knowlarity
Yeah, very good but it has fewer features. MyOperator I used for another company but the call charge is much higher than Knowlarity IVR.
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Return on Investment
Google
  • Automating the transcription process saved time and resources compared to manual transcription.
  • Speech-to-text enabled us to make audio content accessible to a wider audience, including individuals with disabilities.
  • We gained valuable insights into customer preferences, behaviors, and sentiment by analyzing voice data.
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Knowlarity
  • We converted more sales.
  • Vai call only 10℅ more leads are converted.
  • Every single client were address via call record.
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ScreenShots

Google Cloud Speech-to-Text Screenshots

Screenshot of audio transcription creation -  Using the Speech-to-Text API from within the Cloud Console by creating an audio transcription is done in just a few steps. It can transcribe short, long, and streaming audio.Screenshot of creating subtitles for videos using AI -  Transcriptions with captions and subtitles can be added to existing content or in real time to streaming content. Google's video transcription model can be used for indexing or subtitling video and/or multispeaker content and uses similar machine learning technology as YouTube does for video captioning.Screenshot of adding Speech-to-Text to apps - The video pictures covers how to add AI to an application without extensive machine learning model experience. The pretrained Speech-to-Text API lets users enable AI for applications.Screenshot of Language, speech, text, and translation with Google Cloud API - The pictures displays a section of Google training course, where learners use the Speech-to-Text API to transcribe an audio file into a text file, translate with the Google Cloud Translation API, and create synthetic speech with Natural Language AI.