Revoicelabs.io

The homepage and Terms name different paid plans, so their listings should be read separately rather than combined.

• Homepage — Free: $0 permanently, with 150 credits at registration — checked 2026-10-31.
• Homepage — Micro: $25 per month, including 2,000 credits per month — checked 2026-10-31.
• Homepage — Pro: $55 per month, including 5,000 credits per month — checked 2026-10-31.
• Homepage — Team: $129 per month, including 15,000 credits per month — checked 2026-10-31.
• Terms — free plan and paid Pro and Max subscription plans — checked 2026-10-31.

The Terms say paid plans are billed in advance for a selected period of 1 to 12 months. The homepage lists task costs separately: landing-page translation costs 8 credits per language, creative localization costs 12 credits, and text generation costs 3 credits.

For a landing page, the vendor says users can submit a ZIP archive or HTML page; it describes preserving layout, scripts, and styles during localization. The homepage also states that translation supports up to 12 languages per run.

The other advertised tools handle different materials: creative localization embeds translated text in images while preserving their style. The AI VSL tool is described as producing a script, scenes, and frames, then adding voiceover and editing the video. For text, the vendor says its tool checks for common AI patterns and can revise or rewrite copy.

The vendor says it supports more than 50 countries and 80 languages. For a planned workflow, check which task matches each asset before estimating its credit use.

Before registering, ask support how the landing-page upload route applies to the files you plan to localize. The vendor says users can upload a ZIP archive or HTML page.

Ask whether your intended landing-page structure is handled through the stated upload route, and what steps are required to prepare it. If your workflow relies on integrations, ask which are supported and how they connect to the service. These are questions to resolve with the provider rather than assumptions about the product.

The Terms say users retain their rights in content they upload, paste, link, or describe to RevoiceLabs. They also state that user content and prompts are sent to third-party AI model providers.

That route is relevant when deciding what material to submit: the provider says it does not monitor content or output as a matter of course. The Terms put review responsibility on the user, who must check and verify AI-generated output before using it.

The Terms say unused plan credits expire at the end of each billing month unless the plan description says otherwise. The refund policy separately says plan credits expire in the billing month in which they are issued. Check the relevant plan description against that policy before relying on a balance carrying forward.

The refund policy says subscription and credit top-up payments are non-refundable except where mandatory consumer law applies. The refund policy says eligible consumers who have not used purchase credits receive a full refund within 14 days of their withdrawal notice.

Cancellation stops future charges, while the plan remains active through the paid period, according to the refund policy. The Terms say subscriptions renew automatically only if auto-renewal is enabled at checkout, and cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period. The Terms also allow prices to change with at least 14 days' notice, with changes applying from the next billing period.

Failed operations caused by the service return charged credits automatically or on request, rather than a cash refund, according to the refund policy. A paid feature unavailable for more than 48 consecutive hours due to the vendor’s fault results in a subscription extension for the downtime period. Top-up credits cannot be exchanged for money or transferred between accounts.

The refund policy says a chargeback opened without contacting support first may result in account suspension until the dispute closes. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

The homepage presents a free entry point and several distinct localization tasks, but the Terms name a different set of paid plans.

• The homepage says its Free plan costs $0 permanently and includes 150 credits at registration. The vendor says the Free trial requires no linked payment card.
• The vendor describes landing-page, creative, video, and text localization in one account.
• For landing pages, the homepage lists ZIP archive or HTML page uploads and says layout, scripts, and styles are preserved.
• The vendor describes separate creative localization, AI VSL, and text revision or rewriting tools.

These are stated options rather than evidence about output quality; check that the available task types match the assets you intend to process.

In general, compare localization tools by supported inputs, how outputs are reviewed, and how credits are counted. Check expiry, billing periods, and refund terms alongside the workflow, since these conditions shape how a service fits planned work.

The homepage assigns different credit costs to landing-page translation, creative localization, and text generation, so estimate each task separately before registering. The Terms say unused plan credits expire at the end of each billing month unless the plan description says otherwise.

This model is easier to assess when your expected tasks map clearly to the listed credit costs and you can use the plan credits within their stated period. Top-up credits follow a separate rule: the Terms say they do not expire while the account is active.

Before registering, check the credit cost for each intended task and how the relevant plan treats unused credits.

Which paid plans do the homepage and Terms name?

The homepage names Micro, Pro, and Team as paid plans, while the Terms describe paid Pro and Max subscriptions. The sources therefore give different paid-plan lists; check with the provider which plans and charges govern the account you intend to open.

What happens to unused plan credits?

The Terms say unused plan credits expire at the end of each billing month unless the plan description says otherwise. They separately state that top-up credits do not expire while the account is active, so distinguish plan credits from top-ups when checking the balance rules.

When does a subscription cancellation take effect?

The Terms say subscriptions renew automatically only if auto-renewal is enabled at checkout. A cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period, so it does not end the current paid period immediately.

What refund conditions apply to subscriptions and top-ups?

The Terms describe subscriptions and credit top-ups as non-refundable except where mandatory consumer law grants a withdrawal right. The refund policy says eligible consumers who have not used purchase credits receive a full refund within 14 days of their withdrawal notice.

How does support handle payment questions?

The refund policy says payment inquiries can be sent by email or through the in-app support form. It states that the vendor replies within 3 business days and processes qualifying refunds or corrections within 14 days to the original payment method.

What happens when a service operation fails?

The refund policy says credits charged for failed operations caused by the service are returned automatically or on request. It specifies credit corrections rather than cash refunds for those failures.

Fits if… your localization tasks match the homepage’s listed credit costs and you can use plan credits within the stated expiry terms.

Probably not if… you need the homepage’s and Terms’ paid-plan lists to match before deciding which subscription applies.

Main risk… paid-plan listings remain unresolved for your intended account. Check those listings with the provider before registering.