Joint Secretary at Computer Society of India, Nirma University · Self-employed
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2025-05-26T09:52:28Z
May 26, 2025
When scaling Google Cloud Speech-to-Text for public use, it may incur some charges, which is reasonable for a service. It would be beneficial if a free version were available for students who want to create projects. The pricing is reasonable and not excessive.
I don't have information about the billing. It's not my interest. I only work on implementations and tasks. The cost of the cloud is not a problem, according to the higher-ups, however. We do analyze the cost for the implementation of new things. However, for other things, we are not interested in seeing the billing. It's not my area, the billing.
Google Speech-to-Text enables developers to convert audio to text by applying powerful neural network models in an easy-to-use API. The API recognizes 120 languages and variants to support your global user base. You can enable voice command-and-control, transcribe audio from call centers, and more. It can process real-time streaming or prerecorded audio, using Google’s machine learning technology.
When scaling Google Cloud Speech-to-Text for public use, it may incur some charges, which is reasonable for a service. It would be beneficial if a free version were available for students who want to create projects. The pricing is reasonable and not excessive.
The tool's cost is also very low. The tool is cheaply priced. It charges around 0.13 INR per call with a duration of five minutes.
Cost-wise, I would say it is all-inclusive in the payment made to Google.
I don't have information about the billing. It's not my interest. I only work on implementations and tasks. The cost of the cloud is not a problem, according to the higher-ups, however. We do analyze the cost for the implementation of new things. However, for other things, we are not interested in seeing the billing. It's not my area, the billing.