DubTwinPredictable monthly and annual plans for creators and teams. Credits refill monthly with active subscription.
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Use source duration and target-language count. Final usage follows the exact processed seconds and text.
Recommended starting plan: Creator · 90 credits per month.
For creators translating a few videos every month.
For weekly multilingual publishing and reusable voices.
For teams, agencies, and steady content production.
One-time credit packs remain available for 12 months and work with dubbing, subtitles, and Voice Clone.
AI video translator pricing is based on measured source duration, selected output, target-language versions, detected role references, and translated character count when Voice Clone is enabled. Standard dubbing uses 3.2 credits per minute, translated subtitles use 0.8 credit per minute, and enabling both uses 4 credits per minute. Voice Clone adds 1.8 credits per source minute for shared isolation, 1.5 credits per minute of trimmed isolated role-reference audio, and 0.72 credits per 1,000 translated characters. Partial minutes are calculated by seconds rather than rounded up to a full minute.
The free experience lets you inspect AI video translator pricing after a 10-second preview. It is designed to show the upload flow, translated speech, subtitle timing, and the selected output quality before purchase. Full-length processing requires plan credits.
To estimate a project, multiply the source minutes by the rate for one language, then add the shared Voice Clone isolation charge, the measured trimmed reference seconds for each role, and the translated-character charge before multiplying by the number of target languages. A ten-minute video translated with standard voice and subtitles uses about 40 credits for one target language. One cloned role starts at about 58 credits before reference and character usage; additional roles are calculated from their isolated reference audio rather than the full ten-minute source.
Choose this rate when the target video needs translated speech but does not require downloadable translated subtitles.
Choose this rate for timed SRT and WebVTT translation while retaining the original source audio.
Choose the combined rate for a target-language voice track plus editable translated caption files.
Creator includes 90 monthly credits, equal to about 22.5 minutes of standard voice and subtitles. Pro includes 210 monthly credits, equal to about 52.5 combined minutes, and adds project reuse for more target languages plus higher parallel capacity. Studio includes 480 monthly credits, equal to about 120 combined minutes, with team-oriented workspace features and more parallel jobs.
Start with the number of source minutes you expect to publish, then account for target languages. Twenty source minutes translated into three languages represent sixty processed minutes. At the standard combined rate, that project uses about 240 credits. If only subtitles are needed, the same sixty processed minutes use about 48 credits.
Do not select AI video translator pricing from file count alone. One long webinar can use more credits than many short clips, and every additional language creates another translated output. Estimate duration, output mode, language count, and whether Voice Clone is necessary before selecting a monthly or annual plan.
Use 90 monthly credits for smaller creator workflows, occasional product videos, and a limited number of language versions.
Use 210 monthly credits when projects repeat, source uploads need reuse, or several target versions are produced every week.
Use 480 monthly credits when several people manage a steady localization pipeline and need higher parallel capacity.
Monthly plans charge once per month and provide the listed monthly credit allowance. They suit teams with uncertain volume, seasonal projects, or a short evaluation period. Annual plans charge the displayed annual total upfront. The annual price equals eight monthly payments while the account receives twelve months of credits for the entitlement period.
Annual billing lowers the effective monthly price by about one third, but it also requires a larger upfront commitment. The correct comparison uses expected annual output, not the discount label alone. If production is unlikely to continue throughout the year, monthly billing may preserve more flexibility even at a higher effective rate.
Checkout shows renewal, credit expiration, cancellation, refund, and tax terms before payment. Monthly and annual subscriptions can be managed from the workspace billing area, while one-time credit packs add capacity without changing the base plan.
Pay the listed monthly price and receive the listed monthly credit amount for a shorter commitment and easier volume adjustment.
Pay the cost of eight months upfront and receive twelve months of credits across the annual entitlement period.
Add one-time credits for temporary demand without changing the base plan. Packs are useful for launches, client deadlines, and occasional multilingual campaigns.
Calculate AI video translator pricing from source duration. Multiply minutes by 3.2 for voice only, 0.8 for subtitles only, 4 for voice and subtitles, or 5.8 for voice and subtitles with the shared Voice Clone isolation charge. Add 1.5 credits per minute of trimmed isolated role-reference audio and 0.72 credits per 1,000 translated characters, then multiply by the number of target languages.
Libraries need a second calculation: determine how many new source minutes arrive each month. A one-time archive translation may justify a credit pack or a higher plan for one cycle. A recurring publishing calendar should be matched to sustainable monthly credits and the number of parallel jobs the team needs.
Leave a buffer for revisions and additional language versions. Correcting text before voice generation is cheaper operationally than regenerating many outputs after approval. For important content, process a representative section, review terminology and voice, then continue with the complete library.
One target language uses about 8 credits. Five target languages use about 40 credits for the same ten-minute source.
One target language uses about 40 credits. Three target languages use about 120 credits.
A ten-minute cloned voice and subtitle version starts at about 58 credits for shared isolation before role-reference and character usage. Each role reference adds the measured trimmed audio duration at 1.5 credits per minute. Add the actual translated-character charge after translation.
Subtitle credits cover transcription, translation, timing, and downloadable SRT and WebVTT files. Dubbing credits cover translated speech generation tied to the video timeline. The combined option produces both. Voice Clone adds source voice isolation and cloned target-language speech. MP4 rendering combines generated assets with the source picture and supported background audio.
A lower rate can be the better choice when the audience does not require every output. Subtitles only preserve the original speaker and reduce usage. Voice only suits platforms where captions are handled elsewhere. The combined option is appropriate when one workflow must deliver both accessibility files and target-language speech.
AI video translator pricing measures product usage and does not represent a guaranteed human-review service. Translation, terminology, pronunciation, subtitle readability, and final synchronization remain subject to review. Teams that need certified translation, legal approval, or broadcast-level post-production should include those separate services in their project budget.
Timed English or other target-language text can be downloaded as SRT and WebVTT for editing and publishing.
Generated target-language speech is aligned to translated segments and can be used in the final rendered video workflow.
Completed projects can request an MP4 render when the media renderer and required source assets are available.
Use these answers to convert source duration, output type, and target-language count into a realistic credit estimate before choosing a plan.