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Every public speaking app comparison, in one place.
Start from a roundup if you haven’t picked a tool, a one-on-one if you’re weighing SpeakUp Coach against a specific app, or a neutral head-to-head to choose between two competitors. Every page carries sourced, dated pricing.
Roundups — when you haven’t picked a tool yet
The whole field compared on one axis. Best when your question names no brand.
Best free public speaking apps →
Six AI speech coaches by price and free tier. Only one has no paid tier at all.
Best AI speech feedback tools →
The same tools sorted by the feedback itself — what each measures, and when.
Best public speaking apps for students →
Sorted by cost, Chromebook support, and no-account access — what binds a student.
Best apps with no download →
The field sorted by what it makes you install. Browser-only options first.
SpeakUp Coach vs a specific tool
One-on-one, including where the other tool wins and where SpeakUp is the free option.
SpeakUp Coach vs Yoodli →
Free browser coaching vs AI roleplay with a capped free tier.
SpeakUp Coach vs Orai →
Free vs a structured, gamified program with no free tier.
SpeakUp Coach vs Speeko →
Any-browser vs Apple-only — the contrast is platform, not price.
SpeakUp Coach vs Poised →
Rehearsing a talk vs live coaching during real meetings.
SpeakUp Coach vs VirtualSpeech →
Free delivery feedback vs paid VR-and-course training.
SpeakUp Coach vs Vocal Image →
Free speech-delivery coaching vs a paid, broad voice-training app.
Free alternatives to Orai →
Orai has no free tier — the genuinely free options, compared.
Neutral head-to-heads (two competitors)
SpeakUp Coach isn’t one of the two — a disclosed, neutral call on which of two rivals fits.
Glossary — the vocabulary of delivery feedback
Definitions before comparisons: what these tools actually measure, and the bilingual filler taxonomy behind it.
What is a filler word? →
The definition, the full list, and how to measure and reduce “um,” “uh,” and the rest.
Filler words vs. discourse markers →
The same word can be an empty stall or a structural signpost. How to tell them apart.
Why English tools misscore Spanish speakers →
An English filler list charges ordinary Spanish words as disfluencies. The mechanism and the fix.
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