Alternative
A VEED alternative for pay-as-you-go translation
Updated 2026-11-11
VEED is a browser editor with per-seat plans and a separate dubbing API. VidDub sells minutes from $3.90 and returns a video with subtitles in the picture. The comparison page separates the editor from the API so the prices stay attached to the right product.
What VidDub returns
The same picture, translated speech, subtitles in one language or bilingual, and an optional catalog voice. Basic dubbing is free on the full video. The full download uses minutes. Preview after sign-in is free. Files stay for about 24 hours.
Use the web app or the iOS and Android apps. 17 source languages and 18 targets. Bring a video you have the right to use, within 10 minutes. Save the download the day it is ready. Basic dubbing is free on the full video, and the picture stays as you recorded it. A subtitle file comes with the video if a teammate needs one line of the text. Keep your own copy after you download.
What the VEED page cites
Editor plans are per seat, with subtitle generation on paid plans and a fair-use cap. The Dubbing API publishes a per-second price. Those notes are on the comparison, checked November 11, 2026. Open it before you decide, and use VidDub when the next step is the translated file.