# HeyGen Pricing vs Vozo AI: What Dubbing Really Costs URL: https://subsvideo.com/review/heygen-pricing-vs-vozo-ai Type: review Locale: en Published: 2026-10-07 Updated: 2026-10-08 --- > HeyGen's credits against Vozo AI's points, converted into dollars per translated minute, plus what customers say on G2, Capterra, Trustpilot and Product Hunt. *Pricing audit · October 2026* ## HeyGen Pricing vs Vozo AI: What Dubbing Really Costs HeyGen's credits against Vozo's AI points, converted into dollars per translated minute, with what customers say on five review platforms. ## Verdict **Score: 7/10** Vozo AI is a capable dubbing and lip-sync tool, but on price alone it does not beat HeyGen. At the $29 entry tier, HeyGen's published rates work out to about $0.29 per lip-synced minute, while Vozo's points rules put dub plus lip sync near $1.64 per minute on a 10-minute video. Choose Vozo for on-screen text translation, 60-minute files and API access; choose HeyGen when cost per minute decides. **Quick scores:** - Cost per minute: 5/10 - Feature breadth: 8/10 - Pricing clarity: 8/10 - Customer sentiment: 8/10 - Free trial depth: 6/10 **Pros:** - Visual Translate re-renders on-screen text, which HeyGen's plan table does not list - Creator plan allows 60-minute files and API access, against 30 minutes at HeyGen Creator - Subtitle translation is free for subscribers, so caption-only jobs cost 0 points **Cons:** - Dub plus lip sync costs about 5.7 times more per minute than HeyGen Creator - Free tier gives 20 points that expire after 7 days, roughly 6 dubbing minutes - No refunds on paid plans, so the trial points are your only safety net *Call to action: Try Vozo AI free* (Free AI points on sign-up, no credit card required) > **Disclosure** — Disclosure: this page contains an affiliate link to Vozo AI. If you subscribe through it, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Our relationship with Vozo goes beyond the link: a paid sponsored video about Vozo has also run on a YouTube channel connected to this network. We have no commercial link to HeyGen, and nobody at either company reviewed this page. ## How we audited the prices - **Tested for:** 2 days - **Plan paid:** None: public price pages, help-center rules and review platforms only - **Version tested:** Pricing pages and help-center rules as published on October 7-8, 2026 - **Test period:** 2026-10-07 → 2026-10-08 **Test categories:** Plan prices, Credit and points rules, Cost per translated minute, File limits and languages, Customer reviews This is a pricing audit, not a month of paid dubbing. On October 7 and 8, 2026 we scraped HeyGen's pricing page and its credit-based pricing help article, plus Vozo's pricing page and AI Points Rules documentation, and took the screenshots you see below. We turned every published rate into dollars per translated minute at the $29 Creator tier of each product. We did not buy a plan or dub a video ourselves, so quality claims come from reviewers and platforms we cite, not from our own render tests. Review scores were read from the public listings on the same two days. Where third-party guides disagree with vendor pages, we used the vendor page. ## Which one should you price out? **YES if you...** - Creators dubbing or translating long videos who want 60-minute files and API access on a $29 plan - Tutorial and course makers whose slides and screen text need translating along with the voice - Teams that want one workspace for dubbing, lip sync and translated subtitles with glossary control **NO if you...** - Anyone whose main constraint is dollars per dubbed minute: HeyGen Creator is much cheaper on its published rates - Creators who only need translated subtitles, because a free subtitle tool covers that without any dubbing credits - Buyers who expect a refund after trying a paid plan: Vozo does not offer one ## HeyGen pricing in October 2026 ### Free — $0/mo 3 videos per month, up to 1 minute each - Avatar IV access - 500+ stock avatars - 30+ languages - 1 custom video avatar ### Creator — $29/mo 600 credits, solo creators - Videos up to 30 minutes - 1080p export - Voice cloning - 175+ languages and dialects - Credit rollover for one extra cycle - No one-time credit packs ### Pro — $49/mo *(More credits)* 1,000 credits, scales to 100,000 - 4K export - Edit and proofread translation script - Tiers up to $4,300 per month - No one-time credit packs ### Business — $149/mo 1,500 credits, first seat; extra seats $20 - Videos up to 60 minutes - SSO and SCORM export - Extra credits at $0.05 each, $5 per 100 - Auto-reload available **ROI breakdown:** HeyGen's translation rates on its help page: 4 credits per minute without lip sync, 6 in Speed mode, 10 in Precision mode. At Creator's $0.0483 per credit that is $0.19, $0.29 and $0.48 per translated minute. **Hidden costs & gotchas:** - Creator cannot buy extra credits: running out means upgrading to Pro - Avatar IV video looks cost 31 credits per minute, so avatar work drains the pool fast - Cancelling to Free forfeits unused credits - Older 2026 guides quote outdated rates ## Vozo AI pricing in October 2026 ### Free — $0 20 AI points for trial use - About 6 dubbing minutes - About 2 lip sync minutes - 3 projects - Up to 20 minutes per video ### Creator — $29/mo *(Most popular)* 150 AI points per month - About 50 dubbing minutes - About 15 lip sync minutes - Up to 60 minutes per video - API access, watermark removed - 2 concurrent tasks ### Studio — $99/mo *(Best value)* 600 AI points, 3 seats - About 200 dubbing minutes - Up to 120 minutes per video - Bulk upload, glossary, faster processing - 6 concurrent tasks ### Studio XL — $249/mo 1,500 AI points, 6 seats - About 500 dubbing minutes - 12 concurrent tasks - All Studio features ### Studio XXL — $649/mo 4,000 AI points, 10 seats - About 1,330 dubbing minutes - 20 concurrent tasks - All Studio features **ROI breakdown:** Vozo's rules: Translate and Dub costs 3 points per minute, Lip Sync 5 points plus 5 per minute, Visual Translate 10 points per minute. At Creator's $0.193 per point, dubbing is $0.58 per minute. **Hidden costs & gotchas:** - Gift points for new users expire after 7 days - Paid plans are not refundable, only failed jobs are refunded automatically - Removing original subtitles adds 1 point per minute - Point pack prices are not shown on the pricing page ## What customers say on five review platforms Ratings read from the public listings on October 7-8, 2026. Vozo's review volumes are much smaller than HeyGen's, so treat its scores as early signals. *[Interactive widget — see the live page for the full experience]* ## Cost per translated minute, worked out - **HeyGen Creator, lip-synced translation (Speed mode):** 0.29 USD per minute *(6 credits per minute x $0.0483 per credit ($29 / 600 credits))* - **HeyGen Creator, dub only:** 0.19 USD per minute *(4 credits per minute, from the HeyGen help center)* - **Vozo Creator, dub only:** 0.58 USD per minute *(3 points per minute x $0.193 per point ($29 / 150 points))* - **Vozo Creator, dub plus lip sync on a 10-minute video:** 1.64 USD per minute *(85 points = 30 dub + 5 base + 50 lip sync, about $16.43 in total)* - **Price gap, lip-synced translation:** 5.7 x *(Vozo $1.64 against HeyGen $0.29 per minute)* - **10-minute video dubbed into 5 languages, no lip sync:** 9.67 vs 29.00 USD *(HeyGen 200 credits; Vozo 150 points, a full Creator month)* - **Longest file on the Creator plan:** 60 vs 30 minutes *(Vozo against HeyGen)* > Dub one 10-minute YouTube video into Spanish with a cloned voice, no lip sync. HeyGen: 40 credits, about $1.93 of a Creator month. Vozo: 30 points, about $5.80 of a Creator month. Both fit comfortably inside the monthly allowance. > Put the same video into 5 languages with lip sync. HeyGen Speed mode: 300 credits, about $14.50, half of Creator's 600. Vozo: 425 points, about $82, which is 2.8 Creator months of points, so a point pack or Studio plan is needed. > Translate the on-screen text of a 5-minute tutorial. Vozo Visual Translate: 50 points, about $9.67. HeyGen's plan table lists no equivalent on-screen text feature, so the comparison stops here. ## Pros and cons of Vozo AI ### Pros - **Translates the layers other tools skip** — Visual Translate re-renders on-screen text in 58 source and 165 target languages, up to 20 minutes per file. - **Generous file limits at the entry price** — Creator accepts 60-minute files, API access and watermark removal. HeyGen Creator stops at 30 minutes. - **Subtitle translation costs no points** — The AI Points Rules page lists subtitle translation as a limited-time free feature for subscribers. ### Cons - **Dub plus lip sync is about 5.7 times pricier per minute** — $1.64 against $0.29 on a 10-minute video, using each vendor's published rates at the $29 tier. - **Trial points vanish after 7 days** — 20 gift points cover about 6 dubbing minutes or 2 lip sync minutes, and unused points are cleared after a week. - **No refunds on paid plans** — Only technically failed jobs are refunded automatically. Cancel before the next billing date if you stop. - **Small review base compared with HeyGen** — 30 G2 reviews and 15 on Product Hunt are early signals, not a long track record. ## Final verdict **Score: 7/10** If your question is purely which tool translates a minute of video for fewer dollars, HeyGen wins on its published rates: about $0.29 against $1.64 once Vozo's dub and lip sync are combined on a 10-minute video. HeyGen's weak spot is not the rate but the credit system around it. Creator cannot buy extra credits, avatar looks burn 31 credits a minute, and Trustpilot reviewers keep describing unexpected consumption. Vozo earns its 7.0 elsewhere: on-screen text translation, 60-minute files at $29, API access and free subtitle translation. Its ratings are high, though the volume is small. For tutorial and course videos with a lot of text in frame, that can justify the premium. Use the free points on one real video before paying, compare the cost shown before you click Translate with HeyGen's in-product estimate, and decide on your own file. If you only need translated captions, you may not need either subscription. **Dimensional scoring:** - **Cost per minute:** 5/10 — $1.64 vs $0.29 with lip sync - **Feature breadth:** 8/10 — Visual Translate, API, glossary - **Pricing clarity:** 8/10 — Cost shown before each job - **Customer sentiment:** 8/10 — Trustpilot 4.8, G2 4.6, small samples - **Free trial depth:** 6/10 — 20 points, 7-day expiry *Call to action: Try Vozo AI free* ## Common questions ### How much does HeyGen cost per month in 2026? Free, then Creator at $29 (600 credits), Pro at $49 (1,000 credits, scaling up), Business at $149 plus $20 per extra seat, and custom Enterprise. Annual billing brings Creator to $24. ### How many credits does HeyGen video translation use? According to HeyGen's help center, translation uses 4 credits per minute without lip sync, 6 in Speed mode and 10 in Precision mode. Avatar IV video looks use 31 credits per minute. Third-party guides sometimes quote older rates. ### Can I buy extra credits on HeyGen Creator? No. Creator and Pro do not support one-time credit packs, so you upgrade. Business users can buy credits at $0.05 each in blocks of 100. ### How much does Vozo AI cost? Free with 20 trial points, Creator at $29 (150 points), Studio at $99 (600), Studio XL at $249 (1,500), Studio XXL at $649 (4,000) and custom Enterprise. Yearly billing is shown as 25 percent cheaper. ### How do Vozo AI points work? Translate and Dub costs 3 points per minute, Lip Sync 5 points plus 5 per minute, Visual Translate 10 points per minute, and subtitle translation is free for subscribers. The cost is displayed before you start each job. ### Is HeyGen cheaper than Vozo for video dubbing? On published rates at the $29 tier, yes. Dubbing without lip sync is about $0.19 per minute on HeyGen against $0.58 on Vozo, and lip-synced translation is about $0.29 against roughly $1.64 on a 10-minute video. ### Does Vozo AI have a free plan? Yes: 20 AI points with no credit card, about 6 dubbing minutes. Gift points are cleared after 7 days. ### Does Vozo AI offer refunds? Not on paid plans. Points for jobs that fail technically are refunded automatically. ## Update log - **2026-10-07** — Initial publication: pricing audit of HeyGen and Vozo AI with review ratings read from G2, Capterra, Trustpilot and Product Hunt. ## FAQ ### How much does HeyGen cost per month in 2026? Free, then Creator at $29 (600 credits), Pro at $49 (1,000 credits, scaling up), Business at $149 plus $20 per extra seat, and custom Enterprise. Annual billing brings Creator to $24. ### How many credits does HeyGen video translation use? According to HeyGen's help center, translation uses 4 credits per minute without lip sync, 6 in Speed mode and 10 in Precision mode. Avatar IV video looks use 31 credits per minute. Third-party guides sometimes quote older rates. ### Can I buy extra credits on HeyGen Creator? No. Creator and Pro do not support one-time credit packs, so you upgrade. Business users can buy credits at $0.05 each in blocks of 100. ### How much does Vozo AI cost? Free with 20 trial points, Creator at $29 (150 points), Studio at $99 (600), Studio XL at $249 (1,500), Studio XXL at $649 (4,000) and custom Enterprise. Yearly billing is shown as 25 percent cheaper. ### How do Vozo AI points work? Translate and Dub costs 3 points per minute, Lip Sync 5 points plus 5 per minute, Visual Translate 10 points per minute, and subtitle translation is free for subscribers. The cost is displayed before you start each job. ### Is HeyGen cheaper than Vozo for video dubbing? On published rates at the $29 tier, yes. Dubbing without lip sync is about $0.19 per minute on HeyGen against $0.58 on Vozo, and lip-synced translation is about $0.29 against roughly $1.64 on a 10-minute video. ### Does Vozo AI have a free plan? Yes: 20 AI points with no credit card, about 6 dubbing minutes. Gift points are cleared after 7 days. ### Does Vozo AI offer refunds? Not on paid plans. Points for jobs that fail technically are refunded automatically.