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We take Google's own Text-to-Speech cost (currently $0.000004 per character for the WaveNet voices we use) and apply a fixed multiplier. The result is shown live on the Pricing page, so it always reflects the current rate.

No. Google bills — and we charge — per Unicode character, not per byte. An Amharic character costs the same as a Latin one, even though it takes more bytes to store.

Up to Google's own limit of 5,000 bytes of text per request. Because Amharic characters take about 3 bytes each, that works out to roughly 1,600 Amharic characters per generation — longer for text mixed with Latin characters or spaces.

Telebirr only, for now. After choosing a package, send the payment to the Telebirr number shown, then paste the confirmation SMS (or just the transaction number) to have it verified automatically.

On the failed-payment message, click "Send to admin for support." That flags your specific payment for a human to review — no need to describe it again in chat unless we ask.

No. Characters you've purchased or received stay on your account until you use them.

Yes — both work, and if you sign up with email/password using the same address as an existing Google account, they link automatically the next time you use Google sign-in.