Speechify credits calculator
Convert Speechify Studio credits — or a whole plan — into minutes of voiceover, dubbing and avatar video. Studio meters by the second, which makes the math clean until you switch modes and the rate jumps 3× or 30×.
Quick answer: 1 Speechify Studio credit = 1 second of voiceover, so Starter’s 7,200 monthly credits are exactly 2 hours of finished audio (≈ $0.16/minute at $19/mo). Dubbing burns 3 credits per second and avatar video 30 — the same pool lasts 40 minutes dubbing or just 4 minutes of avatars.
Plan pools, prices and per-second rates verified on Speechify's pages, Jul 2026 (voiceover 1 cr/s · dubbing 3 · avatar 30; unchanged re-exports free). Studio Free carries no commercial usage rights. Regenerated takes bill again — treat results as planning figures.
How Speechify Studio credits convert
The per-second meter is Speechify’s cleanest idea: a 10-minute YouTube narration costs exactly 600 credits, so Starter covers roughly 12 such videos a month with credits left over. The trap is the mode spread — the identical pool buys two hours of voiceover, 40 minutes of dubbing, or four minutes of avatar footage. The full mechanics, including what happens on re-exports, are in our Studio credits explainer.
Two licensing notes before you budget: Studio Free’s 600 credits carry no commercial usage rights — the license starts at Starter, detailed in our commercial-use read — and Premium (the $29 listening app) includes no Studio credits at all. For how Studio’s voices stack against the field, see the Speechify review and the ElevenLabs vs Speechify comparison.
Speechify credits FAQ
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Free to reference or quote. The rates come from Speechify's published Studio pricing, read on July 2026 — cite that date, not the day you read this page, so the figure stays checkable.
ToolProven. “Speechify Credits Calculator.” Rates verified July 2026. https://toolproven.com/tools/speechify-credits-calculator
Seconds-metered, and what that costs at scale
Speechify meters credits as seconds of finished voiceover, so runtime is the unit that matters, not script length — and dubbing bills 3x from the same pool. ElevenLabs meters characters instead, with a $6 commercial floor and credits that roll over up to two months on paid plans, which is the cheaper shape for bursty narration work.