Pricing Based on What Your Project Actually Involves
Post-production pricing gets frustrating fast when every quote comes back different for reasons that aren't clearly explained. We price by audio length and complexity, and we tell you upfront which factors are driving the number.
What Drives the Price
Audio/video length
The base unit for transcription, dubbing, subtitling, and captioning pricing, since it reflects actual production time.
Audio quality
Clear, single-speaker recordings cost less to process accurately than recordings with background noise, overlapping speakers, or heavy accents.
Language pair
Some language combinations have a smaller pool of qualified linguists or voice talent, which affects cost.
Turnaround time
Standard turnaround is priced lower than rush delivery, and we quote rush pricing based on the actual deadline rather than a blanket surcharge.
Service complexity
A same-language caption file costs less than a fully adapted, cast, and recorded dub, because the underlying work is genuinely different in scope.