Convo

Founded by Deaf people who identified a gap in accessible communication, Convo builds tools that connect Deaf individuals with sign language interpreters whenever a conversation needs to happen. The company operates as a Deaf-owned business and works across the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, and South Africa, supporting English, ASL, BSL, Auslan, SASL, and other languages depending on region.

Services span several formats depending on the situation: Convo Access serves business clients with ongoing interpreting needs, Convo Now provides on-demand interpreting for immediate conversations, and VRS handles video relay calls. For situations that can be arranged ahead of time, Planned Services covers scheduled interpreting, while Events & Conferences supports interpreting at larger gatherings such as conferences. This range lets individuals and organizations pick the format that matches whether a conversation is spontaneous or planned.

Over 16 years, Convo has activated more than 20 million conversations and built relationships with over 537 partners worldwide. That scale reflects a platform built specifically around the needs of Deaf users rather than adapted from a general interpreting model, with language coverage and service formats designed to fit different regions and different kinds of interactions, from a single phone call to a multi-day conference.