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Compare Flux to Nova-3

It's important to understand the differences between Flux and Nova-3 so you can choose the right model for your use case. Below is a feature matrix comparison to help you understand the differences.

Feature Flux Nova-3
Voice Agents ✅ ✅
IVR Systems ✅ ✅
Agent Assist ✅ ✅
Real-time Transcription ✅ ✅
Meeting Transcription 🚫 ✅
Event Captioning 🚫 ✅
Pre-recorded Audio 🚫 ✅
Call Analytics 🚫 ✅
Feature Flux Nova-3
English ✅ ✅
Multilingual (10 languages) ✅ flux-general-multi (Language Prompting) ✅ See language support
Monolingual languages 🚫 ✅ Full list
Language control language_hint parameter language parameter
Code-switching ✅ Native with flux-general-multi ✅ With language=multi
Feature Flux Nova-3
Self-hosted Availability ✅ ✅
Endpoint /v2/listen /v1/listen
Feature Flux Nova-3
Start of Turn ✅ 🚫
Speech Resumed ✅ 🚫
End of Turn ✅ 🚫
Eager End of Turn ✅ 🚫
Feature Flux Nova-3
Word Times ✅ ✅
Smart Formatting 🚫 ✅
Numerals ✅ ✅
Speaker Diarization 🚫 ✅
Filler Words ✅ Transcribed by default 🚫
Profanity Filtering 🚫 ✅
Redaction ✅ Numbers only ✅
Find and Replace 🚫 ✅
Keyterm Prompting ✅ ✅
Search 🚫 ✅
Turn-based Transcription ✅ 🚫
Feature Flux Nova-3
Endpointing + Utterance End ✅ (Replaced by model integrated turn detection) ✅
Interim Results ✅ (Replaced by Update Messages) ✅
Keep Alive ✅ (Replaced by pings, 60s timeout) ✅ (12s timeout)
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