You've built your channel from the ground up. You've scripted, filmed, edited, and bled for every single view and subscriber. Now, you're ready to go global.

Companies offering dubbing are promising to expand your reach with a "partnership." But what they're offering isn't a partnership—it's a heist.

These rev-share dubbing middlemen take a 50/50 split while keeping the login credentials to every foreign language channel they create for you. Creators lose half their money and the keys to their own global kingdom. Their model isn't creator-centric; it's a land-grab designed to profit from your hard work.

The Myth of the "Heavy Lift"

For years, these companies have justified their 50% cut by making video localization sound like brain surgery. They want you to believe that dubbing is an impossibly complex and expensive task that only they can manage.

This is a deliberate marketing tactic designed to make you feel dependent. Let's shatter that myth with simple math.

The Data They Don't Want You to See

• $32 million – The amount one rev-share company, Unilingo, pocketed from creators' revenue in 2023. That was their 50% slice, meaning creators lost an equal amount on the table. Your upside is literally halved from day one.

• 11,000 views – This is the break-even point. For a typical 10-minute video, any 50% rev-share deal costs you more than a one-time flat-fee dub once you pass this modest view count. A video with 30,000 views? You just paid a massive, unnecessary tax.

• $16.20 – This is what it actually costs to dub that same 10-minute video with DittoDub. The so-called "heavy lift" now costs less than ordering lunch.

The Real Danger: It's Not Just About the Money

Losing 50% of your revenue is painful, but the bigger risk is losing control.

When a rev-share company owns the login to your Spanish, Hindi, or Portuguese channel, they own that audience. If you ever decide to cancel your "partnership," they will delete the entire channel, nuking the audience you built and crippling your global growth overnight.

A Better Way: Built by a Creator, for Creators

The story of DittoDub is a personal one. It was founded by Nate Stone, a former YouTuber who experienced the problem of language barriers firsthand. The company exists because one of his fans left a comment that changed everything: "I wish I could understand this in Spanish."

When Nate looked into the available dubbing options, he discovered a predatory landscape. He questioned the status quo: Why should going global cost $1,000s of dollars? Why is multilingual content a privilege for the top 1% of creators?

He knew there had to be a better way, so he built the solution. DittoDub was created to make AI dubbing accessible, affordable, and fair for every creator.

• Simple Flat Rate: We charge a flat $1.62 per minute, per language. No contracts, no hidden fees, and absolutely no revenue sharing.

• You Keep 100% Ownership: We give you the final audio files. You upload them to your channel. You keep 100% of the revenue and 100% of the control. Forever.

• No Gatekeepers: Your content, your channels, your money. Period.

Don't Mortgage Your Future for a Spare Audio Track

Your original content is the asset. The dub is just the rocket fuel to send it across borders. Giving away half your future earnings and control of your channel for that fuel is daylight robbery.

Keep the masters. Keep the money. Keep control.

Dub Your Video & Keep 100% of Your Revenue

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a rev-share AI dubbing model?

A rev-share model is where a company dubs your content in exchange for a percentage of the ad revenue from the dubbed channels, typically 50%. They often manage these new channels, retaining control over the logins and content.

How much does DittoDub cost?

DittoDub charges a flat rate of $1.62 per minute, per language. A 10-minute video costs just $16.20 to dub, and you keep 100% of the revenue.

Do I keep ownership of my videos with DittoDub?

Yes, absolutely. You receive the final audio files and retain 100% ownership and control. We never take control of your channels or content.

Is AI dubbing worth it for small channels?

Yes, with a flat-fee model it's incredibly effective. You become profitable much faster. With rev-share, you start losing money after just ~11,000 views, but with a flat fee, every view after you cover the small initial cost is pure profit for you.