Lingo Echo and Universal Translator are the same kind of tool: a bot in your Twitch channel that posts translations of foreign-language chat. Here is where they differ, so you can pick the one that fits your stream.
Connect Now| Universal Translator | Lingo Echo | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | The same: foreign-language messages are translated into your channel's language and posted in chat | Reads chat, detects the language and posts a translation if it differs from your selected language |
| Price | €1.99–€9.99 a month across several plans, monthly subscription you can cancel any time | €6.95 for 30 days, one plan, no automatic renewal |
| Free option | A free plan that doesn't expire, with 50 translations a month | 30-day free trial, no registration or credit card |
| Limits | A published number per plan, up to 25,000 translations a month | No published message count; a fair-use clause says accounts with extreme chat volumes (“multiple hundreds of messages per minute”) are not supported under standard subscriptions |
| Reply in a viewer's language | !translate <language> <message> posts any message in another language (paid plans) |
No manual translation command listed; the bot gives AI replies when a message starts with @lingo_echo |
| Other features | Giveaways and OBS overlays, a Twitch extension panel, moderator tools | AI chat companion, chat summaries (!summary), clips, giveaways |
| Platforms | Twitch only, for now | Twitch, plus Kick and Discord |
As of 25 Sep 2026. Source: Lingo Echo homepage, pricing and terms
Our figures come from the same data as our pricing page.
!translate.!translate replies are on paid plans only; the free plan translates chat automatically.Connect your Twitch channel in a minute. No credit card required.
Messages in any language, translated the moment they land in chat.
Real Twitch chat