Deepdub
Emotional AI dubbing for studios and a voice API for AI agents
Overview
Deepdub dubs films and series with emotional text-to-speech and voice cloning, and sells its Phantom voice models through an API for AI agents plus agentic voice platforms. 14-day API trial; API plans from $300 a month on AWS Marketplace; dubbing quoted per project.
Pricing
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- 2,100,000 monthly credits
- 4,000,000 monthly credits
- 11,000,000 monthly credits
- Film and series localisation
- Human-in-the-loop quality control
What you can produce with Deepdub
- AI dubbing with voice and emotion preservation
- Phantom voice models via API
- Low-latency conversational voice for AI agents
- Accent control
- Agentic voice platforms for property management and collections
Deepdub has a credible Hollywood track record — ITV, Paramount, Legendary and Pluto TV among its credits — and its emotional voice models are now sold as an API for AI agents with a free trial and published AWS prices from $300 a month. Its marketing language counts disagree across its own pages, credits are not defined in plain terms, and independent reviews barely exist. A strong candidate for studios localising premium content and developers needing expressive voices; test your target languages before committing.
What we found
Deepdub is an AI dubbing and voice company. It began by localising films and series for studios and streaming services, using its own emotional text-to-speech and voice cloning to dub content into other languages while keeping each actor's voice and performance, with human linguists and engineers checking the output. It now calls itself a foundational voice AI company. Its Phantom models — Phantom X 3.2, released in March 2026, and Phantom Z 3.4 Conversational, released in September 2026 with 150 milliseconds to first audio — power a voice API for AI agents, and it sells agentic voice platforms for property management and debt collection. An AI dubbing co-worker, announced in April 2026, works inside Deepdub's own production workflow. It offers accent control, US and EU API regions, and TPN Gold Shield, SOC 2 and GDPR compliance. Its pages variously claim more than 100 and more than 130 languages, and its September release cites over 50 verified locales and dialects.
Deepdub was founded in Tel Aviv in 2019 by brothers Ofir Krakowski, chief executive, and Nir Krakowski, chief technology officer, and raised a $20 million Series A led by Insight Partners in 2022. Its customers include ITV, FilmRise, Paramount, Mattel and Mercado Libre; it dubbed Legendary's series Vanda for Hulu and whole channels on Pluto TV, and says its emotional TTS localised more than 5,000 premium titles in 2025. In Asia it has worked with Japan's Innotech on anime localisation and dubbed Channel Oishii's North American launch, and Hindi is among its languages.
Deepdub publishes prices for its voice API. A 14-day trial includes up to 10,000 characters, and its documentation offers a public trial key. On AWS Marketplace, monthly API plans cost $300 for 2.1 million credits, $500 for 4 million and $1,000 for 11 million, with discounts on 12-month contracts, though Deepdub does not say what a credit buys. Dubbing projects remain quoted.
Gartner Peer Insights shows a single review. It suits studios and developers that need expressive multilingual voices.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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