AI dubbing platforms for recorded video, compared

Nine companies besides Addavox dub video that has already been recorded. They differ most on four things: whether each speaker keeps their own voice, whether the music and effects survive, who reviews the translation, and what a localized minute costs.

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AI dubbing platforms for recorded video, compared
CompanyLanguagesSpeaker's voiceLip syncMusic & effectsEditing & reviewPrice / minAPIPartner / LSP program
Addavox150+Unlimited per-speaker voice matching with consent and emotion / prosody transfer; 2,782 preset voices without consentPartial: built, being refinedKept: Addavox's AI separates voices from music and effects in a single mixed track; each track delivered backReview editor; LSPs and customers bring their own linguists, with single-language access$0.57–$1.17; extra $1.49Yes; full localization at app rates; single services $0.02–$0.08/minReseller and integration; white-label on request
ElevenLabs Dubbing90+Clone of each speaker; multi-speaker detectionNot in DubbingBackground audio keptEdit transcript and translation; human service (ElevenProductions) in 11 languages$2.25–$3.00; extra $2.23–$4.91Yes ($2.20/min)Not stated
Deepdub130+ (also says 100+)Voice cloning; reusable voice identitiesListed as a service; method not describedNot statedManaged team of linguists, directors and engineersNot publishedYes, mainly text-to-speechPartner program; terms not published
Dubformer140+ (help center: 149 target locales)Library voice or clone per speaker; multi-speaker detection; emotion transfer (vendor-stated)Not statedM&E track exported; original voice removed by AIEditor with comments, phrase-level direction and team sign-off; full-service tier with human QCNot published (contract; $400 two-week pilot)Mentioned in press; no public docsWorks with LSPs (Adapt, D&C Localization); terms not published
RWS (Papercup technology)Not statedAI voices with prosody transferAdjustable where requiredNot statedFull managed service: post-editing and expert reviewNot publishedCustom integrationsRWS is itself an LSP
Rask AI135+; voice cloning in 32Clone of each speaker, 20+ speakersYes, standard and enhancedBackground audio kept; music not mentionedEdit transcript, translation, timing; reviewer roles on Business; managed QA on Enterprise$0.67–$1.56; extra $3.00YesAffiliate and ambassador programs; no reseller program stated
CAMB.AI150+Unlimited speaker cloning with emotion transferClaimed in its own blogMusic kept by defaultVoice adjustment, dictionaries; no managed service stated$4.69 (only plan stating minutes)YesLSP integration page; no reseller program stated
Panjaya35+Voice cloning not explicitly claimedYes, core feature, with lip correctionNot statedStudio editor; managed human QC availableNot publishedYesNot stated
Dubverse30 to 60+ (pages differ)Cloning on top plan; multi-speaker on EnterpriseEnterprise onlyNot statedEditor; human review on Enterprise$0.72–$2.40Yes, mainly text-to-speechNot stated
Speechify Dubbing60+Stock AI voices; cloning not stated for dubbingNot statedNot statedNot stated$0.16–$0.21Text-to-speech API; dubbing by API not statedNot stated

Company notes. RWS bought Papercup's technology in June 2025 and offers it within its own AI dubbing service. Dubverse's core team joined Exotel in April 2026; Dubverse says the product continues. ElevenLabs launched Dubbing v2 in May 2026. Dubformer, founded in 2023 and based in Amsterdam, raised a $3.6M seed round in March 2025. Where a company's own pages give different figures, both are shown.

How to choose

Related but different: Flawless AI. Flawless edits actors' mouth movements to match dubbed audio from any source. It does not translate or generate speech, so it isn't compared on languages or voice. Sync is also mainly a lip-sync engine; its dubbing option uses ElevenLabs for voices and languages, so it isn't compared as a separate dubbing platform.

FAQ

Which AI dubbing platforms keep the original speaker's voice?
Addavox (voice matching for every speaker, with consent), ElevenLabs Dubbing, CAMB.AI, Deepdub and Dubformer all state that they keep or clone each speaker's voice. Rask AI clones voices in 32 of its 135+ languages. Dubverse offers cloning on its top plan.
Which AI dubbing platforms offer lip sync?
Rask AI and Panjaya offer lip sync on self-serve plans. Dubverse offers it on Enterprise, and Deepdub lists it as a service. CAMB.AI claims it in its blog. ElevenLabs Dubbing does not include it. Addavox lip sync is built and being refined before release.
Can a language service provider resell AI dubbing?
Addavox has a reseller and integration program, with white-label on request. Deepdub has a partner program with unpublished terms. Dubformer names LSP customers but publishes no reseller terms. RWS is itself an LSP. The other companies here don't describe a reseller program on their public pages.

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