Pyannote
Open-source speaker diarization
Overview
Pyannote is an open-source library and hosted API for speaker diarization — identifying who-spoke-when in audio recordings. Widely used as the diarization layer in production transcription products.
Pricing
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Use cases
ASEAN Perspective
Pyannote in Southeast Asia
ASEAN-region availability and pricing notes coming soon. Drop the editorial team a note via /contact/ if you can supply local context (Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Thailand/Vietnam).
pyannoteAI is the commercial arm of the widely used open-source pyannote-audio toolkit, offering best-in-class speaker diarization (who spoke when), overlap detection and voiceprint identification through a clean API. For developers building transcription, meeting or call-analytics products, its diarization accuracy is a genuine category leader and the open-source heritage means strong community trust.
It is a focused building block, not an end-user app, and pricing is hour-based in euros (Developer ~€19/mo, Starter ~€99/mo) which can add up at scale. There is no Southeast Asian language localization layer per se since diarization is largely language-agnostic, but billing and docs are global English. Excellent for teams that need top-tier diarization and are comfortable with API integration.
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