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ElevenLabs vs Verbatik

Choose ElevenLabs if you need included free generation credits or automatic audio and video dubbing; choose Verbatik if you want native Windows and macOS apps or a voice catalog organized by regional accents. Both offer text-to-speech, voice cloning, creative tools and developer APIs, but their free tiers and pricing work differently.

Last updated October 24, 2026.

At a glance

ElevenLabs compared with Verbatik, one row per dimension
DimensionElevenLabsVerbatik
Free generation10,000 credits per month0 generation credits
AppsWeb, iOS and AndroidWeb, iOS, macOS and Windows
Text-to-speech languages90+ with the Eleven v4 model161 listed languages and accents
Automatic dubbingAudio and video; 90+ languagesNot published
Lowest regular paid planStarter: $6 per monthStandard: $20 per month
Entry paid-plan allowanceStarter: 30,000 credits per monthStandard: 200 credits per month
Voice catalog10,000+ community-shared voices1,500+ neural voices
Developer accessAPI; Python and TypeScript SDKsREST API; Python and TypeScript SDKs
Voice cloningInstant on Starter; professional on CreatorIncluded on Standard and Pro
Commercial useCommercial license on Starter and aboveCommercial use on paid plans
Speech downloadsMP3, WAV, M4A and FLACMP3, WAV and FLAC
Published support tiersPriority support on EnterpriseCommunity on Free; priority on Pro

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Which should you choose?

ElevenLabs logo

Choose ElevenLabs if

  • Creators who need monthly generation credits on a free plan
  • Teams localizing existing audio or video with automatic dubbing
  • Buyers seeking a lower-priced entry subscription
  • Developers building speech and dubbing workflows
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Verbatik logo

Choose Verbatik if

  • Creators who prefer native Windows or macOS apps
  • Teams selecting voices by language and regional accent
  • Buyers who prefer prepaid credits to a subscription
  • Creators combining voiceovers with images, video and music
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The verdict

ElevenLabs is the better fit when your deciding factor is a free monthly generation allowance or published multilingual dubbing capabilities. Verbatik is the better fit when desktop apps and regional voice selection matter more. Compare credits against your intended workload rather than treating the two vendors’ credit amounts as equivalent.

ElevenLabs vs Verbatik: common questions

Which has a free plan for generating speech?
ElevenLabs includes 10,000 credits per month on its Free plan. Verbatik lists a Free plan with zero generation credits; generating content requires a paid plan or prepaid credits.
What do paid plans start at?
ElevenLabs lists Starter at a regular price of $6 per month with 30,000 monthly credits. Verbatik lists Standard at a regular price of $20 per month with 200 monthly credits. The vendors use different credit systems, so those amounts are not directly comparable.
Which supports more text-to-speech languages?
ElevenLabs publishes support for 90+ languages with its Eleven v4 model. Verbatik lists 161 languages and accents. The figures describe different language and accent groupings, so check the specific voice and language your project needs.
Can either product dub an existing video?
ElevenLabs publishes automatic audio and video dubbing across 90+ languages. Verbatik does not publish a comparable automatic dubbing capability on the product pages checked.
Which works on Windows and Mac?
Verbatik publishes native Windows and macOS apps alongside its web workspace and iOS app. ElevenLabs publishes a web workspace and iOS and Android apps.
Do ElevenLabs and Verbatik offer developer APIs?
Yes. ElevenLabs and Verbatik both publish APIs and Python and TypeScript SDKs. ElevenLabs also publishes a dubbing API; Verbatik publishes text-to-speech and voice-cloning API capabilities.
Can I clone a voice and use the audio commercially?
ElevenLabs includes instant voice cloning and a commercial license from Starter, with professional voice cloning from Creator. Verbatik lists voice cloning on its paid plans and states that commercial use is included with paid plans. Obtain the speaker’s permission before cloning their voice.
Can I buy credits without a subscription?
Verbatik publishes one-time prepaid credit packs available with Free or paid plans. ElevenLabs documents a pay-as-you-go option alongside its subscriptions.