The work comes to you.
Tell us your languages and the hours you want, and AVAZA reaches you when a request actually matches — by video, by phone, or in person, in more than 200 languages. No queue to sit in.
No documents needed to start — tell us your languages and how you like to work.
What interpreters ask us first
- Do I have to sit logged in, waiting?
- No. You tell us the hours you are available, and we reach you by email, text message or browser alert when a request matches your languages. There is no queue to camp in and nothing to keep refreshing.
- How do I get paid?
- In the United States, by direct deposit or Zelle. Outside the United States, through Remitly — no U.S. tax ID needed. You add your payout details once, from your profile.
- Do I choose my own work?
- You choose whether you take video, phone or in-person work, say how far you are willing to travel, and accept or decline every request that reaches you.
- Who would I be interpreting for?
- Hospitals, clinics, courts and community organizations. Some sessions are booked days ahead; others come in on demand and need an interpreter now. A coordinator stays on the request rather than broadcasting it and hoping.
How it works
Create your account
Your name, the languages you interpret, and how you prefer to work.
Finish your profile
Add your phone and payout details, upload your credentials, and sign your agreements.
Get requests that match you
We reach you by email, text message or browser alert when a request matches your languages and the hours you set.
Take the session
Join by video or phone straight from your browser, or travel to the site for in-person work.
Join the AVAZA interpreter network.
Set your languages and your hours, and requests come to you. We will not promise you a full calendar, but you will never sit logged in to find out. Creating an account takes a few minutes; credentials and agreements can wait until after you are in.