What Is the Cheapest AI Video Translation Tool in 2026?

GeckoDub starts at €25/month — 100 tokens, about 13 minutes of translated video, with voice cloning, subtitles and watermark-free export included. That works out to roughly €1.90 per finished minute, and it falls as you scale: about €1.75/min on Creator Pro and about €1.30/min on Scale. Lower monthly prices exist elsewhere, but nearly all of them are lower because the tool does less.

Cost per translated minute

Plan	Price	Tokens	Translated video	Effective cost
Starter	€25/month	100	~13 min	~€1.90/min
Creator Pro	€79/month	350	~45 min	~€1.75/min
Scale	€199/month	1,000	~155 min	~€1.30/min

Creator Pro and Scale also buy top-up tokens more cheaply — 5% and 15% off respectively — so the gap widens once you regularly run past your allowance. Lip-sync costs more tokens per minute than translation alone, so a fully lip-synced campaign gets fewer minutes out of the same plan.

Why headline prices mislead

• Audio-only tools are the cheapest of all, because they hand you a translated audio file and leave the video work to you
• Watermarks on entry tiers make the output unusable for paid social, which quietly turns the cheap plan into a demo
• Lip-sync sold separately — the feature that decides whether a translated ad reads as native is often an add-on or a higher tier
• Per-language charges turn one five-market campaign into five purchases
• Your own time — a tool that needs manual re-editing after every translation costs more per finished video than a pricier all-in-one, and it costs that again every single time

The comparison worth making

Price per finished, publishable minute — the file you could upload to Meta as-is, watermark-free, lip-synced and subtitled — is the only number that ranks these tools honestly. Monthly fees rank them by how much they've unbundled.

Then test before you commit. The free trial gives you two videos with no credit card, which is enough to find out whether the cheapest option you're considering can actually finish the job.