Basic
€8.00 / month
600 transcription minutes and one summary per meeting. No advisory.
Buy →Intervoce.Between the voices.
Real-time negotiation support
An expert by your side. Invisible to the other party.
Give Intervoce the material – agreements, background info, known objections, and everything you know about the other party. Speak freely – in real-time, you get sharp answers to every objection, while everything said becomes ongoing notes.
Start a negotiation →Free to start – account in under a minute.
Two streams simultaneously
An answer in a second. A counter-argument shortly after.
A short quick-fire response gives you breathing room, while strategic advice keeps the negotiation on track. You choose how often support appears with Low, Medium, or High advisory intensity.
Lightning-fast parrying
<1sA short response you can say immediately: a time-buying answer, a counter-question, or a clarification that wins you breathing room. Fast enough for you to just sit silent for a second and think.
- Time-buying answers that win you reflection time
- Counter-questions that regain the initiative
- Clarifications that reveal what they really mean
Strategic advice
≈3 sA thinking model that considers the entire background, your goals, and your pain point – and delivers arguments that hold up when the other party presses.
- Strong counter-arguments to that specific objection
- Concrete suggestions for answers and counter-offers
- Objections you can turn around
HUD view: your strategic position in three cards
A quick glance is enough to get an overview without following every line on the screen. Strategic advice is collected in three cards, while the full transcript is available on the Notes tab.
The other party's core interest right now
What the other party seems to be trying to achieve behind their demands and arguments.
Risk / pitfall
What you should be attentive to – for example, a concession that threatens your goals or limits.
Suggested next move
A concrete suggestion for what you can say or do next to move the negotiation forward.
Choose how often you want advice
- Focus
- For those who want peace of mind: no quick-fire responses. Automatic strategic advice can be updated when a new line arrives, at the earliest 90 seconds after the previous update.
- Strategy · default
- A calmer pace: quick-fire responses to the other party's lines with at least 25 seconds apart. Automatic strategic advice can be updated with a new line, at the earliest after 30 seconds.
- Power Mode · 2× minutes
- Frequent strategic advice after every finished line. Activated with a switch and consumes two minutes from the pot per active minute of conversation.
You can switch modes during the meeting without interrupting transcription. Focus and Strategy consume 1×; Power Mode consumes 2× until you turn it off. The mode changes the frequency of advice, not the AI model. Ask Now is included in Pro and Poweruser.
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Two types of meetings
With an opponent – or with your own team.
Not all important conversations are negotiations. Sometimes everyone is on the same side and needs to agree on a common line before meeting investors, the bank, or the board. Intervoce helps in both situations.
Negotiation
The advisor reads the opponent, points out what they actually want, warns against concessions you shouldn't make, and suggests the next move.
- 💡 Observation – contradictions and signals that reveal more than they think
- Interest – what the counterparty really wants beneath what they say
- Risk – concessions and traps you shouldn't fall for
- Move – a concrete formulation for your next reply, plus quick responses that buy you time
Internal strategy meeting
Everyone is on the same team. The advisor does not treat colleagues' objections as opposition, but instead helps move the discussion forward.
- Consensus – where you already agree
- Open question – what must be solved before a decision
- Next step – a formulation that moves the group forward
- Disagreements, unspoken assumptions, and how the external party is likely to react
You select the meeting type at the top of the preparation and can change it during the meeting. After the meeting, you will receive a summary – and can prepare the next meeting with the brief already filled in.
The name
Between the voices.
Intervoce is Latin, and it means exactly what the tool does.
- inter
- between – about that which sits between two, not belonging to either of them
- voce
- with the voice – the form of vox, the voice one hears but does not see
pronounced in-ter-VO-che
Negotiations are not won by those who speak the most. They are won in the gap between the other party's statement and your answer – those three seconds when you don't yet know what to say. Most people fill the gap with an answer they regret, or with silence.
Intervoce lives in the gap. Every line from the other party is heard, weighed against your agreement, your goals, and your pain point, and placed in front of you as a suggestion: a short response on the spot, the thought-out counter-argument shortly after.
The name says 'between', not 'for'. It is not a voice that talks for you and no assistant that addresses the other party. It has no place in the room – only on your side of the screen.
Start a negotiation →Free to start – account in under a minute.
01
Prepare
Paste in agreements, goals, limits, and known objections.
02
Negotiate
Live advice in large text, like a teleprompter, while you speak.
03
Summarize
Agreements, open questions, and next steps – directly afterward.
The voices
Intervoce keeps track of who says what.
In physical meetings and phone calls, a single microphone captures all voices. Intervoce labels each voice with a number – Speaker 1, Speaker 2, Speaker 3 – and groups the lines into parties, so a single misjudgment cannot color the entire meeting.
- Each voice gets its number, line by line. No locking: a misjudgment can no longer label the entire meeting as 'the other party'.
- Click a label during the meeting and give the voice a name – 'Anna (other party)' or 'Me' – so the name applies to all lines from that voice, past and future.
- Advice follows the names: counter-arguments can be directed at a certain person, and when labeling is uncertain, the summary reserves judgment instead of claiming who said what.
- Your voice profile recognizes you when it can and marks your lines as 'Me'. Voices it does not recognize become Speaker 1, 2, 3 – and you name them during the call.
Room acoustics matter: in a hard, echoing room, separation becomes more difficult. You get the best quality via video conference with shared tab audio. If the separation changes mid-meeting, a new 'Speaker N' might appear – name it again with a click on the label.
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Use cases
Some of the negotiations it is suitable for.
This is just a small selection of use cases – basically anything where two parties are negotiating an agreement, a price, or terms, but also internal meetings without an opponent where you need to reach an agreement before a decision. The list is intended as inspiration: upload the documentation you have and enter your goals, your walk-away point, the background, and what you think the other party wants to achieve, and you will receive advice tailored to your specific meeting.
Premises or housing rent
Upload the lease agreement. Clauses regarding termination, index, and supplements are interpreted while the landlord talks, and your pain point percentage is kept ready. With background on comparable premises and vacancies in the area, you get the arguments when the claim is that the rent is market-level.
Read the deep diveSalary and employment terms
Upload the employment contract and collective agreement. When the employer says the budget is locked, you get answers that weigh in market salaries, benefits, and what is actually in the contracts – and a picture of what the employer likely has to work with.
Read the deep diveCompany sale
Upload SPA draft, LOI, or due diligence. Price adjustments, earn-outs, warranties, and indemnity clauses are interpreted while the buyer talks, and you are reminded of your pain point in enterprise value when the bid is lowered.
Read the deep diveSupplier and procurement
Upload framework agreement, price list, or SLA agreement. You get answers on price increases, lock-in periods, and index clauses, with control over your exit rights and what changing suppliers would cost.
Read the deep diveCustomer or partnership agreements
Upload the collaboration agreement draft. Intervoce monitors revenue sharing, ownership, exclusivity, and termination, and keeps your goal when the negotiation ends up on terms you haven't considered.
Read the deep diveService or consulting assignments
Upload scope, hourly rates, and liability terms. When the client wants more for the same money, you get arguments for change requests, payment terms, and how disputes will be resolved.
Read the deep diveShare issue: align internally
No counterparty
Select 'Internal strategy meeting' and enter the investors as the external party. During the meeting, you see where you agree on valuation, dilution, and option pool, which disagreements remain, and how investors are likely to react to the proposal.
Read the deep diveBoard decisions and financing
No counterparty
Upload board documents, budget, and contract drafts. The advice separates what is formally decided from what is discussion, and prepares you for the bank, investors, or the buyer who must say yes.
Read the deep diveManagement meeting before customer contracts
No counterparty
Gathers sales, finance, and legal around a mandate: price range, delivery times, and what you can actually promise. The advice marks when a concession needs to be recalculated before it becomes a promise to the customer.
Read the deep diveInternal strategy meeting before a decision (e.g., a new share issue)
Select Internal strategy meeting and write what you need to agree on, who is participating, and who the decision is aimed at – for example, investors, a bank, or the board. During the meeting, you will see where you already agree, what needs to be solved, and how the external party is likely to react.
No documents need to be uploaded – you can just as easily paste the agreement and background into the text fields.
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Compatibility
Works with the meeting tools you already have.
Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Zoom, Webex – nothing to install, no bot to invite to the meeting, and no new link to send to the other party.
The meeting in the browser
Teams, Meet, Zoom, and Webex all run in the browser. Open the meeting there and share the tab – then the audio reaches Intervoce. If the meeting is in the desktop app, open the same link in the browser instead.
Two audio sources are kept apart
Your microphone captures you, the shared tab captures the other party, and each line is transcribed on its own side in the log. Use headphones or a headset so the other party doesn't echo into your microphone.
Chrome or Edge
Tab audio is read in Chrome and Edge, on Windows and Mac. In Safari and Firefox, the other party only reaches via the speaker and your microphone – it works, but the words become vaguer.
Works on the phone
In physical meetings, the phone is enough: set it up in front of you so the microphone hears both you and the other party. The voices are labeled as Speaker 1, 2, 3… and you can give each voice a name while you talk. Add the app to your home screen so it starts like a normal app. Video meetings with tab audio require a computer.
Easy to use
Open the meeting in the browser and share the tab for Intervoce, so it hears the other party while you talk freely into the microphone.
Summary afterward
When the meeting is finished, you get a summary of the discussion: what you agreed on, what remains, and what the next steps are.
Use headphones or a headset in video meetings
If the other party's voice comes out of the speakers, it can echo into your microphone and be marked as yours. With headphones or a headset, only you are heard in the microphone – then Intervoce always knows who is saying what.
The other party doesn't need to do anything and doesn't see that Intervoce is present. Therefore, it is your responsibility to inform the other party before the call – in many countries, it is required that all participants know about the transcription.
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Language in the call
Negotiate in 49 languages – independent of the site's language.
The language selector only controls the texts on the website and in the app. The function itself – transcription and advice – handles significantly more languages. You choose the conversation language for each negotiation, so you can use the app in Swedish and negotiate in German.
- Advice follows the conversation: if you speak French, the advice comes in French.
- Document summaries are written in the language you selected in the language selector.
- Quality varies between languages. The table is based on the transcription provider's own accuracy classification.
| Quality | Languages |
|---|---|
| Excellent | Swedish, English, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Greek, Ukrainian, Russian, Turkish, Serbian, Macedonian, Catalan, Japanese, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay |
| High | Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovenian, Bosnian, Belarusian, Chinese, Cantonese, Hindi, Bangla, Persian, Kazakh, Filipino, Tamil |
| Good | Croatian, Arabic, Korean, Hebrew, Thai, Armenian, Urdu |
The table shows all languages that can be chosen as the conversation language.
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Pricing
From transcript to strategic support.
Basic for calls you want to remember. Pro for important negotiations. Poweruser for those who use Intervoce often.
20 trial minutes with transcription and strategic advice after card registration
Trial minutes are valid for 14 days and are provided once per email address. Amount and payment date are shown at checkout.
Refer a friend: +20 min for every new customer who adds their card.All prices incl. VAT (25 %)
VAT follows your country. Companies with a valid EU VAT number pay no VAT (reverse charge). Final price is confirmed at checkout.
Pro
€40.00 / month
Everything in Basic (600 transcription minutes) + 100 weighted minutes with strategic advice.
Buy →Poweruser
€149.00 / month
Free transcription (fair use up to 10,000 min/mo) + 2,400 weighted minutes with strategic advice: 40 hours of Strategy or 20 hours of Power Mode.
Buy →Minutes apply to the billing period and do not roll over. Power Mode consumes 2×. Paused time is free.
Enterprise
Shared minute pot for the whole team, volume pricing, invoice, and login with the corporate account. We can also give your bots access to user administration via API.
Contact Key Accounts →Pause whenever you want
Small talk before the meeting costs nothing. Start the advice when things get serious.
Continue after the pause
Is the meeting taking a break? Pause and then continue in the same negotiation – everything remains.
You choose the intensity
Strategy is default. Activate Power Mode when tighter advice is needed: 1 minute of conversation consumes 2 minutes from the pot.
Subscriptions renew monthly and can be canceled at any time. Minutes are counted per active second, without rounding up to the started minute. Power Mode consumes double. Paused time is free. New period pots do not roll over.
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Refer friends
Refer a colleague – get 20 minutes
Each new customer you refer gives you 20 minutes of call time as soon as they add their card and receive their 20 free minutes. Up to 10 referrals – 200 minutes to negotiate with.
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