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Transcribes, captions, translates and dubs video or audio into 50+ languages with per-speaker voice cloning.
Speechlab runs the whole dubbing chain in a browser: upload video or audio, get a transcript with speakers separated, correct the translation against a waveform, then render dubbed audio in any of 50+ languages. Voices can be cloned from the original speakers or swapped for native stock voices, and one segment can be re-dubbed without reprocessing the file. The company was incubated at Andrew Ng's AI Fund and runs a distributed team. Selling is metered rather than per seat: the free tier is capped at two projects, Pro costs $0.60 per minute of media processed, and API access is reserved for Pro and Enterprise.
Pro is metered at $0.60 per minute of media processed, not a monthly seat — an hour of video costs about $36. Free tier is two projects; Enterprise is quote-only with volume discounts.
Use tool ↗A dubbing workbench rather than a one-click button: you get a diarised transcript, an editable translation and per-speaker voice assignment before anything renders. That review loop is the reason to pick it over cheaper tools, and the per-minute meter is the reason to price a project before uploading a back catalogue.
Watch out: Pro is $0.60 per media minute — budget by hours of content, not by number of users.
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