AI Studios Personal $24 with 120 dubbing minutes vs Sume's dub steps

AI Studios lists Personal at $24 with 30 minutes of video and 120 minutes of dubbing a month, and Team at $55 per seat with 60 and 240 minutes. Sume has no dubbing plan: you buy audio-detach, speech-to-text, text-to-speech and a timeline render separately.

The plan figures

AI Studios counts video and dubbing in separate allowances. A 120-minute dubbing allowance on Personal is $0.20 a minute if you use all of it, from the page's own prices.

What you assemble on Sume

Detach is $0.01, a render is $0.10 per output minute and STT is about $0.01 a minute, so the fixed parts of a 10-minute dub are about $1.11. The remaining costs are your translation and the TTS characters, which are billed per character; read the rate from GET /v1/catalog rather than assuming it.

Lip movement is not rewritten in a plain dub. If the speaker is on camera and you want matching mouth shapes, that is a separate lip-sync step on a short clip.

Choosing

If you dub 100 minutes a month into many languages, the allowance model is simpler. If dubbing is a feature in your own product and each job should be an API call with its own price, the per-step route fits better and you keep control over the translation text.