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Addavox vs Dubformer

Dubformer, founded in 2023 and based in Amsterdam, dubs recorded video for media companies and language service providers, with a voice for each speaker, a music-and-effects track and an editor for review. Customers it names include Euronews and the LSPs Adapt and D&C Localization (vendor-reported). Addavox does the same core job, publishes its per-minute prices and API, and offers LSPs reseller terms.

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Addavox vs Dubformer at a glance
DubformerAddavox
Best forMedia companies and LSPs buying on a contractLSPs and teams that want published prices, a self-serve start and reseller terms
Languages140+ (help center lists 149 target locales)150+
Speaker's voiceLibrary voice or clone for each speaker; emotion transfer (vendor-stated)Unlimited per-speaker voice matching with consent and emotion / prosody transfer
Lip syncNot statedPartial: built, being refined before release
Music and effectsM&E track exported; original voice removed by AI or from a supplied M&E trackKept: Addavox's AI separates voices from music and effects in a single mixed track; each track delivered back
ReviewEditor with comments, phrase-level direction and team sign-off; full-service tier with human QCReview editor; your own linguists, with single-language access
Price per localized minuteNot published (contract pricing; $400 two-week pilot with 120 credits)$0.57–$1.17
APIMentioned in 2025 press; no public documentationYes; full localization at app rates; sandbox key in the app
Partner programLSP program announced in 2024; LSP customers; terms not publishedReseller and integration; white-label on request
LiveClaimed for live newsroom workflows (Euronews); not on product pagesAddavox Live (published pricing) launching October 2026

Choose Dubformer if…

you're a broadcaster or media company that wants contract dubbing with an optional human-QC tier, or you value its references with news publishers.

Choose Addavox if…

you want to know the price before you start ($0.57–$1.17 per localized minute), integrate through a documented API, or resell AI dubbing under your own service as an LSP. Addavox's AI separates voices from music and effects in a single mixed track and delivers each track back to you.

Dubformer's pages give three language figures: 140+ (website), 149 target locales (help center) and 130+ on self-serve (2025 press). This page uses the website figure.

How we calculate price per localized minute: Methodology →

FAQ

Does Dubformer publish its prices?
No. Dubformer prices by contract. Its help center says credits are charged per media minute at a rate set by workflow type; the only public figures are a $400 two-week pilot with 120 credits and extra credits at $3. Addavox publishes $0.57–$1.17 per localized minute.
Do both work with language service providers?
Yes. Dubformer names LSP customers, including Adapt and D&C Localization, and announced an LSP program in 2024 without published terms. Addavox has a reseller and integration program with white-label on request, and LSPs bring their own linguists.

Competitor information was taken from each company's public pages on 15 October 2026 and may have changed. See something out of date? Email admin@addavox.com and we'll correct it.

Sources (all accessed 15 October 2026)

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