Genve pricing in 2026: Starter, Creator and Scale explained
Genve suits creators and sellers who need to dub short videos into many languages with voice cloning and lip-sync, with paid plans from $12/month billed annually.
Starting price
$12 (Starter)
Free option
Yes
Plans
3
Prices checked
Sep 29, 2026
Scale$79.00
Creator$29.00
Starter$12.00
Genve plans and what they include
Genve is an AI video translation and lip sync tool with three plans, all shown at an annual-billing price. Starter is $12 per month with 360 credits per year, up to 360 minutes of translation and 1080p output. Creator is $29 per month with 1440 credits per year and 4K Ultra HD at 2x turbo speed. Scale is $79 per month with 4320 credits per year and 4K at 3x max speed.
Every new user gets 3 complimentary trial translations of 3 videos. There is no free plan beyond that and no Enterprise tier in our data. Prices checked on 2026-09-29.
Genve plans compared
Plans and prices
Plan
Price
Billing
Who it is for
Key limits
API
Starter web
$12
Month, billed annually annual commitment
Individuals and hobbyists
360 credits per year; Up to 360 minutes of AI translation; 1080p HD, 1-month credit rollover
Not stated
Creator web
$29
Month, billed annually annual commitment
Growing channels and stores
1440 credits per year; Up to 1440 minutes of AI translation; 4K Ultra HD, 2x turbo speed
Not stated
Scale web
$79
Month, billed annually annual commitment
Teams scaling global video production
4320 credits per year; Up to 4320 minutes of AI translation; 4K Ultra HD, 3x max speed
Not stated
Which Genve plan to pick
Which plan to pick
If you
Pick
Why
you are a hobbyist translating a few videos
Starter, $12/mo billed annually
360 credits per year, 1080p HD, no watermark and a 1-month credit rollover.
you run a growing channel or store
Creator, $29/mo billed annually
1440 credits per year, 4K Ultra HD, 2x turbo speed and multi-file processing.
your team produces global video at volume
Scale, $79/mo billed annually
4320 credits per year, 3x max speed and a 2-month credit rollover.
What is free, what costs extra
Free access and trial
Every new user gets 3 complimentary trial translations of 3 videos.
3 free video translations; no refunds on subscription fees afterwards.
Extra costs and taxes
Extra credits require upgrading the plan from the dashboard.
Not stated on the pricing page.
Costs that are easy to miss
The headline price needs a yearly commitment; the pages show savings of $84, $240 and $480 versus monthly on the three plans.
Credits are consumed per language and per 30-second block, so many languages or long videos use them quickly.
There are no refunds on subscription fees, so cancel before the next billing cycle.
Credits freeze if you cancel, and leftover credits cannot be used until you resubscribe.
Extra credits require upgrading the plan from the dashboard.
Genve pricing and usage limits
Prices checked Sep 29, 2026 on the official US pricing page. Official pricing ↗ Prices and limits change often.
The official Genve pricing page as we saw it. genve.ai, captured Oct 1, 2026
Free access and trial conditions
Every new user gets 3 complimentary trial translations of 3 videos.
3 free video translations; no refunds on subscription fees afterwards.
Extra credits require upgrading the plan from the dashboard.
Not stated on the pricing page.
How much Genve costs per year
At the listed prices, a single user pays between $144 and $948 a year on the fixed-price plans, or nothing on the free tier within its limits. Annual billing discounts, taxes and usage-based extras are listed per plan above where the vendor publishes them.
Genve FAQ
How many credits does a Genve translation cost?
0.5 credit per 30 seconds of video per target language, with time rounded up to the next 30-second block. A 2-minute video into 2 languages costs 4 credits. source (opens in a new tab)
Do Genve credits expire?
Monthly plans keep credits valid for 2 months and yearly plans for 14 months, but you need an active subscription to use them. source (opens in a new tab)
Does Genve refund subscriptions?
No. Subscription fees are not refunded, but credits from failed translations caused by system errors are returned automatically. Cancel before the next billing cycle to avoid charges. source (opens in a new tab)