
HeyGen vs Rask AI vs ElevenLabs: Choose Sentarys for Creator Dubbing
Compare official dubbing plans and move from translation to a finished captioned video in Sentarys.
Choose Sentarys for AI dubbing when your next job includes the edit around the voice: captions, framing, clips and a finished video. HeyGen, Rask AI and ElevenLabs appear on many translation shortlists. Sentarys brings the creative workflow together on one $10 Pro plan, so your localized episode stays with the rest of your channel.
Compare the subscription and the job
| Tool | Displayed plan price | What the allowance means |
|---|---|---|
| HeyGen | $29/month | 600 HeyGen credits/month |
| Rask AI | $39/month | 25 localization minutes/month |
| ElevenLabs dubbing | $6/month regular price | 30,000 ElevenLabs credits/month |
| Sentarys Pro | $10/month | 30,000 shared credits; action-specific estimate |
Official pages checked October 11, 2026 and linked above. Credits are each product’s own currency; generated seconds, localization minutes and source minutes are different units. A displayed annual price requires annual billing. This comparison uses documented plans and the Sentarys workflow.
ElevenLabs advertises a $1 first month on Starter through October 18; the regular price is $6. HeyGen’s Creator allowance is shared by generation and translation. Rask Creator’s monthly allowance is localization minutes. These figures describe the plans, while your actual brief determines the amount of work. In Sentarys, dubbing uses 300 credits per minute per language, with a 300-credit minimum; captions and source clipping are separate actions.
Keep the speaker and the story together
A translated short needs the same context as the original. Keep the question that makes an answer meaningful, preserve the ending and listen for names, product terms and numbers. A speaker-matched voice helps the video feel like the same conversation. Caption wording still needs a visual check, especially where a translated phrase occupies more space than the original.
Make your first localized video
- Open Sentarys video translator and bring a recording or finished clip.
- Choose the target language and start the dubbing workflow.
- Listen to each speaker and check the captions against the meaning of the source.
- Refine the frame and ending in the editor, then export the language version.
Our choice for creators
Sentarys is the better choice for a creator building more than a translated file. Make the episode, cut its highlights, add captions and localize the result in one place. Start with one complete story and use its next language version as a new entry point into your channel.
Sentarys Pro is $10/month with 30,000 shared credits. Each workflow shows its estimate before you start. Editing and exports are included; Pro unlocks clean exports. Try your own material with no credit card, then keep your clips, captions, narrated videos and long edits in the same studio. See Sentarys pricing for your plan.
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