Google Cloud

Deepgram on Google Cloud gives enterprises a procurement-friendly path to production voice AI on GCP. Nova-3 STT and Aura-2 TTS are billable against existing GCP commit, with Dialogflow CX integration documented for teams building voice bots on Google's conversational AI platform.

Deepgram is available through Google Cloud Marketplace for procurement against existing GCP commit. The self-hosted runtime deploys on GKE and Compute Engine across H100, L40S, and A100 instance families, with documented Docker and Podman patterns.

• Google Cloud Platform self-hosted deployment (developer docs)
• Google Cloud partner page

For Dialogflow CX teams, Deepgram is a speech provider option for the agent's STT layer. Because Dialogflow accepts user input as audio or text, the documented pattern is to transcribe audio with Deepgram outside Dialogflow and pass the resulting text into the agent. AudioCodes' VoiceAI Connect also offers a managed solution that pairs Deepgram STT with Dialogflow CX.

• Google Dialogflow CX and Deepgram (developer docs)

For teams currently using Google's native speech-to-text who are evaluating Deepgram, two pieces of comparison content cover the technical and cost differences.

• Deepgram vs Google Speech-to-Text: Independent Performance & Cost Comparison
• Deepgram vs Google vs Azure: Which Cloud Provider Wins at STT?

If you are evaluating voice AI on Google Cloud, the Marketplace listing is the fastest start. For self-hosted deployment, the Docker/Podman docs cover the GKE and Compute Engine paths. For Dialogflow CX integration, the developer docs walk through the wiring. Enterprise terms via deepgram.com/contact-us.

• Google Cloud partner page
• GCP self-hosted (developer docs)
• Dialogflow CX with Deepgram (developer docs)
• Deepgram vs Google Speech-to-Text comparison
• Deepgram vs Google vs Azure: Cloud Provider STT comparison
• Deepgram documentation
• Contact Deepgram