Dubverse is a generative AI platform for translating and voicing video content. It covers AI dubbing that translates videos into other languages with natural voices, auto-generated subtitles, text to speech with more than 200 voices, and an API for developers. Plans are credit based: dubbing costs 4 credits per minute, subtitling 1 credit and AI voice generation 2 credits. Pro is $18 per month with 50 credits, premium speakers and no watermark, while Supreme is $30 per month and adds voice cloning, priority processing and longer videos. Annual billing lowers these to $9 and $15 per month, and a two-day free trial requires no credit card.
The service targets video creators, marketing teams, educators and media companies who need content in several languages, along with developers who want realistic voices in apps, chatbots and customer interactions. Agencies and larger organizations can ask for the Enterprise tier, which adds multi-speaker support, lip sync, model customization and human review. Indian and global language coverage makes it relevant to teams publishing in Hindi, Hinglish and English, and the company reports more than 500,000 brands among its users.
Common uses include dubbing a YouTube channel into additional languages, adding synced subtitles to training videos, producing audiobook or podcast narration from a script, and voicing product demos in a consistent brand voice through cloning. Developers can call the text to speech API with an X-API-Key header and low latency for real-time agents. Teams producing series of tutorials can batch-generate many audio files at once, then refine segments in the Advanced Studio with redo-by-range and a transcript customizer.