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Dubs video into Indian and global languages with synthetic voices, plus subtitles and transcription
Dubverse takes a video, transcribes it, translates the script and re-voices it with synthetic speakers, keeping timing so the dub sits on the original footage. It covers more than ten Indian and international languages with a library of roughly 200 voices differing by age, gender, tone and dialect, and the same pipeline produces subtitles and standalone text-to-speech. A developer API is offered for apps that need voices on demand, with a quoted response time under 500 milliseconds. Everything is metered in credits — four per minute for dubbing, one for subtitles, two for voice generation — against a monthly allowance. It is built in India by Lensmatic Solutions Pvt Ltd.
Pro is $18/month for 50 credits, Supreme $30/month; annual billing drops them to an effective $9 and $15 a month. Credits burn at 4 per minute dubbed, so 50 credits is roughly 12 minutes of dubbed video — the real cost driver, not the headline price. Extra credits are sold separately.
Use tool ↗The strongest option in this price band if your target languages are Indian — that coverage is where it beats the western dubbing tools. Read the credit table before the plan table, because $18 buys about twelve minutes of dubbed video, not a month of unrestricted use.
Watch out: Pro and Supreme are both listed with 50 credits a month, so the $12 difference buys features rather than volume — check what those are before upgrading.
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