What it costs
The first minute of every video is free, so you can run something short and look at the result before paying anything.
After that it is one credit per minute of video. Credits are bought in one go — $1 puts 20 in your balance — and there is no subscription to cancel.
First minute freeno account needed, no watermark
1 credit = 1 minuteof video, either output
$1 = 20 creditsno recurring charge
Open the translator
Free under 60 seconds. Longer videos use credits from your balance.
What a credit covers
- One minute of video, whether you take the subtitle file or the video with subtitles burned in. Both outputs cost the same.
- The burned-in copy keeps the original resolution and frame rate of the file you sent.
- Subtitle files come back as SRT, ready for Premiere, CapCut, DaVinci or a YouTube upload.
How the charge happens
- The duration is read from the file, and clips under a minute are not charged at all.
- For longer videos the credits are taken when the job starts, and the progress shows where it is.
- If a job fails, the credits go back to your balance on their own — no email, no support ticket.
Buying credits
Credits are bought through PayPal, in a single payment. There is no card on file and nothing renews, so a quiet month costs nothing.
Questions
Do I need an account for the free minute?
No. Send a clip under a minute and download the result. An account is only needed once you want credits for longer videos.
What happens with a 3 minute 20 second video?
The first minute is free, so it uses credits for the remaining time only.
What if the result is not what I expected?
If a job fails it is refunded automatically. If the output is wrong for another reason, reply to the receipt and I will look at the file myself.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes — the subtitles and the rendered video are yours to publish, including on monetised channels, as long as you own the source footage.
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