Rask AI
AI video dubbing in 135+ languages with pre-render transcript editing
Overview
Rask AI is a video localisation platform offering AI dubbing, translation, subtitles, voice cloning and lip-sync across 135+ languages, with transcript editing before render. Prices were cut in late September 2026 to $39-$249 a month; billing and support complaints are common on Trustpilot.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 1 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Voice cloning in 32 languages
- Built-in editor
- Translate a single video into a few languages
- Emotion-preserving voice cloning
- Multi-speaker lip-sync
- Script, subtitle and voice controls
- Personal glossary, SRT import/export
- Limited API, up to 3 members
- Shared brand glossary and team voices
- Batch multi-video, multi-language
- Reviewer roles and approval
- Production API + webhooks
- Security and compliance readiness
- SLA and custom integrations
- Managed QA and custom voice library
What you can produce with Rask AI
- AI dubbing and translation across 135+ languages
- Voice cloning in 32 languages
- Pre-render transcript, script and subtitle editing
- Multi-speaker lip-sync (Creator Pro and up)
- Personal (Creator Pro) and shared (Business) glossaries
- Batch processing and approval workflow (Business)
- API from Creator Pro; production API with webhooks on Business
Rask AI's core idea — dub video into more than a hundred languages, with a transcript and translation editing pass before you commit to a render — remains sound, and the feature set is broad: voice cloning in 32 languages, lip-sync, glossaries, team review and an API from Creator Pro upwards. Prices fell sharply in late September 2026, to $39 a month for 25 minutes and $99 for 100, which makes it much easier to justify than before, though the pricing page has not caught up with itself, so confirm at checkout. The weak spot is the account side: Trustpilot reviews (2.3 out of 5) dwell on billing disputes, refunds and slow support. Strong for creators and marketing teams localising regularly in major languages; use the three-minute trial, prefer annual plans only once you trust it, and keep records when you cancel.
What we found
Rask AI dubs and translates video: upload a clip, edit the transcript and translation before rendering, then export a version voiced in another language, with the speaker's voice cloned and, optionally, lips synced to the new audio. It covers more than 135 languages, with voice cloning in 32, and adds subtitles, glossaries that keep brand terms consistent, and team review. It belongs to Brask Inc., which describes itself as a global AI content company, and launched in April 2023 — when, according to EdTech Digest, it already had 750,000 users — finishing first on Product Hunt on launch day. Its founder is Maria Chmir. Rask says it now has more than four million users and is SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliant.
Prices fell sharply in the last week of September 2026. As shown on 1 October, Creator costs $39 a month for 25 minutes, Creator Pro $99 for 100 minutes and Business $249 for 250, with lower monthly equivalents on annual plans ($329, $799 and $1,999 a year). The pricing page is not yet consistent — its FAQ still quotes the old $60, $150 and $750 tiers and a banner warns that prices are changing — so confirm at checkout. The tiers differ in substance: Creator covers basic translation; Creator Pro adds multi-speaker lip-sync, script and voice controls, a personal glossary, SRT import and export and limited API access; Business adds a shared brand glossary, team voices, batch translation of many videos into many languages, approval roles and a production API with webhooks. Enhanced lip-sync, still in beta, costs three minutes per minute of video. Annual minutes roll over; monthly minutes expire at the end of each cycle. A free trial offers three minutes with no card.
Trustpilot rates Rask 2.3 out of 5 from 30 reviews, 80% of them one star. About a third of the recent complaints concern billing, refunds or cancelling, and a similar share describe slow or absent support; the company now replies to negative reviews, though often after more than a month. Test on the trial and keep records of any cancellation.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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