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Saidwire voice AI models and benchmarks
Saidwire lists 1 STT model in Coval. Its fastest dated STT result is Wire-1 at mean 35 ms time to final segment (1st of 29) among STT systems, with 3.7% WER. Results cover the last 30 days. Last measured .
Coval measures voice models created or hosted by Saidwire.
- Measured models
- 1
- STT
Overview
Every model below is measured daily on the same fixed inputs and ranked against the full field, never blended into a company score.
Model lineup
- Speech-to-Text
- Wire-1
Speech-to-Text
Full STT dashboardRanked on Time to Final Segment against 29 measured models.
- #2Qwen3 ASR 1.7bDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.35 ms
- #6Qwen3 ASR 1.7bDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.2.9%
- #2Whisper Large v3via BasetenDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.918 ms
- #3Qwen3 ASR 1.7bDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.939 ms
How fast are Saidwire's STT models?
Wire-1 measures mean 35 ms time to final segment (1st of 29) among STT systems. Last measured 2026-11-10.
How accurate are Saidwire's STT models?
Wire-1 measures 3.7% word error rate (11th of 31) among STT systems. Last measured 2026-11-10.
Which Saidwire model is fastest?
Its fastest dated STT result is Wire-1 at mean 35 ms time to final segment (1st of 29) among STT systems, with 3.7% WER. Last measured 2026-11-10.
Same datasets, prompts and metric definitions for every model, measured by Coval’s open-source runner. Full methodology on the overview.
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