Interpreting
Interpreting for every conversation
A professional interpreter in 300+ languages, including American Sign Language (ASL), on-site, by phone, or by video, 24/7.
Choose how you connect
One partner, every format
Tell us the language, setting, and time. We will recommend the right option — often a mix of on-site and remote.
On-site
A professional interpreter in the room for appointments, hearings, classrooms, and events.
On-site interpreting →Phone
Reach a live interpreter by phone, day or night, from any touch-tone phone.
Phone interpreting →Video
See and be seen with a live interpreter on screen, including American Sign Language (ASL).
Video interpreting →American Sign Language
American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters on-site or by video, including evenings, weekends, and urgent requests.
American Sign Language interpreting →AI Interpreter
Instant speech-to-speech interpreting for routine conversations, with a one-tap handoff to a human interpreter when the conversation needs one.
SAI AI Interpreter →Subscription plans
Simple monthly plans for on-demand phone and video interpreting, with lower per-minute rates as you grow.
See plans →How it works
Request, match, connect
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Request
Use the form, call 210-960-4560, or log in to the client portal.
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Match
We match a qualified interpreter by language, subject, and setting.
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Connect
On-site, by video, or by phone, with live support around the clock.
Quality
Interpreters you can put in the room
- Vetted professionals prepared for medical, legal, education, and business settings.
- Quality monitoring within an ISO 9001:2015 quality system.
- A HIPAA-conscious remote platform for phone and video sessions.
FAQ
Common questions
What is the difference between interpreting and translation?
Interpreting is spoken or signed language, delivered live. Translation is written text.
Are interpreters available 24/7?
Yes. Phone and video interpreting run 24/7, including holidays, for top-requested languages. On-site interpreters are scheduled in advance; call 210-960-4560 for urgent requests.
What is simultaneous vs. consecutive interpreting?
Consecutive: the speaker pauses so the interpreter can relay each thought — best for appointments, interviews, and small groups. Simultaneous: the interpreter speaks at the same time as the speaker, usually with equipment, and is best for conferences and trainings.
How do I get started?
Request an interpreter online or call 210-960-4560. Existing clients can book through the client portal.
Ready when you need us.
On-site, phone, video, and American Sign Language — 300+ languages, nationwide, 24/7.
Or call 210-960-4560