You Checked the Price. Real-Time Dubbing Is Worth It.

You Checked the Price. Here Is What You Get for It.

You visited the pricing page. You compared numbers. Here is the part the pricing table does not show: the math on what multilingual streaming is actually worth.

The Real Cost of Not Dubbing

A Spanish-speaking streamer with 200 concurrent viewers is invisible to 95% of Twitch. English is 65% of the platform. Adding one English channel at $9.99/month could double your discoverable audience overnight. That is not a marketing claim. That is how language distribution works on Twitch.

What Each Tier Gets You

Free ($0/mo) ΓÇö 3 hours of live dubbing, 1 language, 1 destination. Enough for one test stream. No credit card.

Basic ($9.99/mo) ΓÇö 10 hours, 2 languages, 1 destination. Two streams per week in a second language. Less than a channel point redemption tool.

Starter ($27.99/mo) ΓÇö 25 hours, 3 languages, 2 destinations. Daily streaming in three languages across two platforms.

Pro ($67.99/mo) ΓÇö 80 hours, 7 languages, unlimited destinations. Voice cloning included. Full international operation.

How It Works

1. Install the OBS plugin or connect via RTMP
2. Pick languages and stream destinations
3. Go live. Dubbed audio delivers to each channel automatically.

The Math

One new subscriber per dubbed stream session. At $4.99/sub, Basic pays for itself in 2 subs. Starter in 6. Pro in 14. If your dubbed channel picks up 14 subs in a month, Pro is free.

Common Questions

"Can I start free and upgrade later?" Yes. Free tier is fully functional ΓÇö 3 hours, 1 language, 1 destination. Upgrade when you are ready.

"Is there a contract?" No. Monthly billing. Cancel anytime.

"What if I stream more than my plan allows?" Your stream continues. Additional hours are billed at the overage rate for your tier. No interruptions.