Voicemail to text.100+ languages, ցանկացած carrier format:

Drop a voicemail recording from Google Voice, Twilio, RingCentral, կամ a mobile carrier: Get a timestamped transcript with phone numbers formatted, language auto-detected — MP3, WAV, OGG, կամ AMR:

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MP3 · WAV · M4A · MP4 · MOV · MKV · OGG · OPUS · FLAC · WEBM — up to 100 MB anonymously

Paste a link, we’ll fetch the audio

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No card required~90s per 60-min fileSRT · VTT · DOCX · TXTՖայլերն ինքնաջնջվում են 24ժ-ում

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Carrier audio in: Searchable text out:

Voicemail is single-speaker narrow-band audio — usually 8 kHz, often with traffic or wind behind it: We tune the recognizer for short, telephony-band recordings so callbacks and numbers actually land:

voicemail-0427-1142.mp3REC 1 speaker · 0:38
auto-detected en-US8 kHz mono · μ-law
~90s
Transcript · streaming89% accuracy
S1

Hi, this is Janet calling from Westfield Property Management about the lease renewal on the Larkin Street unit:

S1

We sent the paperwork over Tuesday — wanted to confirm you received it before the 30th:

S1

Best number to reach me is 415-555-0188, extension 204:

S1

Thanks, give me a call back when you get a chance:

89% on 8 kHz monoTXT · DOCX · JSON · SRT

↓ This is the dashboard

This is what loads when the job finishes.

Same layout as the real dashboard — Summary, full Transcript, Speakers tab, Exports. Key points and action items extracted automatically. Auto-tags on every job.

Try it on your own file — it's free

Երեք իական տարբերակ · honest comparison

Google Voice built-in: YouMail: Կամ մենք:

Google Voice ships free transcripts that are fine for a one-line gist: YouMail is a consumer visual-voicemail app: We process the file you export — any carrier, any format, with formatting and exports built for paste-into-CRM workflows:

Option 01

Google Voice / Gmail built-in

Free auto-transcript on every Google Voice message: English-only and a one-shot text dump:

RequiresGoogle Voice number
LanguagesEnglish only
Phone number formattingInline, often broken
Bulk uploadNo — per-message only
ExportEmail body text
CostFree
Best forSolo users on Google Voice who only need a rough English gist in their inbox:
Option 02

Transcription.Solutions

Drop the WAV, MP3, OGG, կամ AMR: Get formatted text back — any carrier, any language:

RequiresJust the audio file
Languages100+, auto-detected
Phone number formattingNormalized E.164 + local
Bulk uploadDrop a folder, runs parallel
ExportTXT · DOCX · JSON · SRT
Cost · per min$0.03
Best forAnyone batching voicemails out of a PBX, supporting non-English callers, or pushing text into a CRM:
Option 03

YouMail

Consumer visual-voicemail app: Replaces your carrier's voicemail entirely — not a file-based tool:

RequiresCarrier conditional forwarding
LanguagesEnglish-leaning
Phone number formattingCaller ID only
Bulk uploadNo — live forwarding only
ExportIn-app + email
Cost$5–18/mo per number
Best forMobile users who want to replace their carrier voicemail with a unified inbox:

Pricing accurate as of May 2026: Google Voice transcript availability varies by region and account type:

Voicemail-ին վերաբերյալ

Երեք բան որ մարդիկ անդատում են ընդհանուր transcription tools-ի վրա:

Voicemail isn't a meeting: The defaults that work for podcasts will mangle a 30-second callback:

Ինչ է սխալ լինում

  1. 1Phone numbers spoken fast get transcribed as words ("four one five five five five oh one eight eight") instead of formatted digits — useless for CRM paste:
  2. 2Caller names are mumbled once at the start: Generic models miss the spelling and the rest of the message has no anchor:
  3. 3AMR / OGG files from IP-PBX systems get rejected outright by tools built around MP4 podcast audio:

Ինչ փոխել այստեղ

  1. 1Turn on Phone number formatting in the job form: We normalize digits into E.164 (+14155550188) and a readable local format in the same line:
  2. 2Paste likely caller names and your company terms into Custom vocabulary: Even a 10-name list dramatically lifts proper-noun recall on short audio:
  3. 3Drop the file as-is: We accept WAV, MP3, OGG, AMR, M4A, FLAC, μ-law, A-law — no transcoding step needed:

Recommended job settings for voicemail

Upload a voicemail file and these flip on by default: Override per-job from the form:

Speaker model
Single speaker · monologue
Audio profile
Telephony 8 kHz narrow-band
Language
Auto-detect · 100+ languages
Phone numbers
Format as E.164 + local
Filler words
Kept (tone matters)
Export
TXT · DOCX · JSON (CRM-ready)

Accuracy · real-world numbers

92% on clean VoIP: Holds up on PSTN landline too:

Voicemail is the hardest audio we see — 8 kHz narrow-band, single mic, often with road or café noise: These numbers are from real customer voicemail batches in production, not curated samples:

92%
Google Voice / Teams Phone MP3

Wideband 16 kHz capture, MP3 at 64 kbps+: Quiet indoor caller: Numbers and proper nouns land cleanly:

89%
Twilio / RingCentral WAV

Standard 8 kHz μ-law VoIP recording: Most business voicemail lands here: Phone numbers normalize correctly:

83%
Mobile carrier OGG / AMR

AMR-NB at 4.75–12.2 kbps from IP-PBX or carrier visual voicemail: Compression artifacts on sibilants and digits:

76%
PSTN landline, background noise

Older copper line, caller in a car or on speakerphone: Words usable, occasional misses on numbers and names:

Հաճախ տրված հարցեր

8 բան որ մարդիկ հարցնում են voicemail transcription-ի մասին:

01Can you pull voicemails directly from Google Voice or Gmail?+
Not via API — Google doesn't expose voicemail audio that way: Download the MP3 attachment from the notification email, or use Google Voice's per-message download: Drop the file in our dashboard or batch-upload a folder:
02Do you support AMR files from old IP-PBX systems?+
Yes: AMR-NB and AMR-WB both work, along with WAV (μ-law, A-law, PCM), MP3, OGG, M4A, and FLAC: We handle the codec internally — no need to transcode to WAV first:
03Will phone numbers in the message be formatted correctly?+
Yes, when Phone number formatting is on: We detect spoken digits and output both E.164 (+14155550188) and a readable local format on the same line: Works in 40+ country dialing conventions:
04How do you handle very short messages — under 10 seconds?+
Fine: There's no minimum length: Sub-10-second messages bill at our 6-second floor ($0.003 per file): Accuracy holds because the model isn't waiting for context — voicemail is a monologue, not a conversation:
05What about Spanish or multilingual voicemails?+
Auto-detect runs across 100+ languages and picks the dominant one: For voicemails that switch mid-message (English greeting, Spanish body) toggle multilingual mode — we transcribe both segments in their own language without forcing one:
06Can I bulk upload 200 voicemails at once?+
Yes: Drag a folder into the dashboard or POST to our batch endpoint: Jobs run in parallel, you get a CSV index back with filename, language, duration, and a link to each transcript: No per-batch surcharge:
07Can transcripts be pushed straight into HubSpot or Salesforce?+
We don't ship a direct CRM connector yet: The JSON export includes caller ID (if you pass it in metadata), formatted phone numbers, and the full transcript — most teams pipe it through Zapier or a 20-line script to their CRM contact record:
08Voicemails often contain PII or medical info — how do you handle it?+
Source audio is permanently deleted within 24 hours: Transcripts live in your dashboard until you delete them: We're not a HIPAA Business Associate today — if you need a signed BAA, talk to us before uploading PHI:

Drop a voicemail file: Տեսեք ինչ է դուրս գալիս:

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