Turn scripts and dubs
into a credit budget.
Model text-to-speech, paid regenerations, multilingual dubbing, and a production reserve before choosing a plan. Inputs stay in your browser.
Use the rates shown in your workspace
ElevenLabs usage varies by product, model, plan, and web or API path. Replace every default with the live estimate shown before generation.
What this estimate can reject
Reject a plan when representative monthly work exceeds the included pool before normal peaks, or when the team cannot identify who owns regeneration and dubbing consumption.
The default TTS rate follows the current official documentation's one-credit-per-character baseline. Dubbing is charged per source minute for each language and varies by model, so its default is only a planning midpoint—not a quote.
Credits reset monthly; eligible unused credits can roll over for up to two months while an applicable paid plan remains active. Confirm the current pricing and billing pages before purchase.
ElevenLabs billing documentation ↗How to model a real production month
Why include paid regenerations?
Pronunciation, pacing, script, and voice changes can trigger another charged generation. Measure the rate with your own scripts instead of assuming every retry is free.
Why is dubbing multiplied by language?
The official workflow charges each selected target language against the source-media duration. Confirm the displayed cost before submitting each job.
Does fitting the credit pool mean the plan is suitable?
No. Quality, correction time, commercial rights, voice consent, DPA requirements, latency, and concurrency can still reject the product.