Deepgram
Deepgram · Audio and voice · US · deepgram.com
services/deepgram.yamlVendor data-handling terms
The privacy notice does not say whether audio submitted to the API is used to improve Deepgram models; that is left to the terms of service and customer agreements.
“We collect and process Customer Data as needed to provide our Services to our customers in accordance with our customer agreements. / We process Customer Data solely on behalf of, and as directed by, our customers.”
“We will retain your personal information for the length of time needed to fulfill our business purposes unless otherwise required or permitted by law. / Please note that Deepgram does not own or control the Customer Data uploaded to our Service by our customers and cannot modify or delete Customer Data except at the request of our customer, or as permitted by our Terms of Service .”
“In addition, we frequently enter into the EU Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses with our customers in order to legitimize the transfer of Customer Data outside of the European Economic Area, United Kingdom or Switzerland to the US.”
Domains and endpoints
observed means seen in Unseen deployments; vendor-documented means listed by the vendor. Vendors do not publish complete lists.
| Host | Role | Source |
|---|---|---|
| api.deepgram.com | api | observed |
Assessment
Reasoning: A speech-to-text and voice API. Customer audio is processed as a processor and transferred to the US; whether it improves Deepgram's models depends on the terms and account settings rather than the privacy notice. Self-hosting removes the transfer question.
Flags: Training-use of audio set by terms, not the privacy notice · US processing on the hosted API · Assessed 2026-09-16. The assessment is Unseen's; the terms above are the vendor's.
Changelog
- 2026-09-16Documented. Customer-data, retention and transfer terms verified against the Deepgram privacy notice.
- 2026-09-15Listed from the Unseen catalogue with observed domains.
Corrections
Pull request on GitHub, or the form below. Changes are reviewed and recorded in the changelog.