VoxShift is available on Microsoft Store and Steam
VoxShift is sold on Steam (Early Access) and Microsoft Store as a one-time purchase with no subscription. The two stores sell separate products, so a license bought on one does not unlock the other, and the Microsoft Store listing may appear as Vox Shift. Before buying the full version, try the free Steam Demo or the Microsoft Store Free Trial to check PC readiness, audio devices, latency, and routing.
Can I get VoxShift from Microsoft Store?+
Yes. VoxShift is available on Microsoft Store, where the listing may appear as Vox Shift. Microsoft Store updates, including 2.3.0, are delivered after store review, so they can arrive later than on Steam.
Is VoxShift also on Steam?+
Yes. VoxShift is available on Steam as Early Access, with a free Demo on the same store page. Microsoft Store and Steam are separate products, so purchases and licenses are tied to the store you buy from; buying on one does not unlock the other.
Is it a one-time purchase? How much does it cost?+
Yes. On both stores the full version is a one-time purchase with no subscription. Prices differ by store and region and can change during sales, so check the current price on the store page.
Is there a Free Trial?+
Yes. The Microsoft Store Free Trial and the Steam Demo are available from their respective store pages and have the same limits: each Live session stops after 10 minutes (you can start again), translation output is English only, the light model set is fixed, and the soundboard holds up to 3 items. Use either to test your PC before purchasing.
What should I check before buying?+
Make sure you have an NVIDIA CUDA GPU (Turing or newer, 4 GB VRAM or more). Then run the Pre-start check on the Live tab and check your audio devices, Live translation latency, and routing to Discord, OBS, or your target app.