Zeemo

Captions in 95 languages from $8 a month billed yearly, with a free tier that needs no card, 120 credits and a $1.99 seven-day plan. The credit rate card is published: captions run at 2 credits a minute.

Rating

4.1

Starting price $0 the free tier is real but capped at 1 minute per video; paid plans start at $8/month billed yearly ($9.99 monthly) for Pro, and there is a $1.99 seven-day offer in the vendor's own price data

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Last updated: Sep 27, 2026

Pros

Captions in 95 languages from $8 a month billed yearly, with SRT and ASS export that drops into another editor - the strongest layer of the product and a lot of capability for the price
Captions in 95 languages is the one headline number on the site that holds up under counting: the FAQ's own language list contains exactly 95 entries
The credit rate card is published and machine-readable: the vendor's own subscription endpoint returns 2 credits per minute of caption video, 8 for basic AI video, 100 for advanced and 200 for an AI film, so you can price your own volume before subscribing
The entry price is among the lowest in this category: $8 a month billed yearly, a free tier that needs no card, and 120 credits that cover an hour of captioned video across the year
Testing it is cheap and easy: the free tier costs nothing, and the vendor's own price data carries a $1.99 seven-day plan with 100 credits
Captioning speed is documented rather than promised: the FAQ states that a video within 1 hour generally takes about 5-10 minutes, and that recognition continues on the server if you close the tab
The credited accuracy claim is scoped honestly rather than universally - about 98% for good-quality English and Chinese speech, with the FAQ adding that accents, dialects, background music and noise reduce it
Video credits are shared across the whole studio rather than siloed per feature, so a captioning customer who never touches the video generator is not paying for an allowance they cannot use
There is a real mobile product behind the web app: the iOS listing carries a 4.70 average from 1,479 ratings under the seller Bluepulse INC., which is a materially larger independent sample than most tools on this site have
The 50%-off badge above the yearly toggle is not an exaggeration: the vendor's price table pairs the 16x Expert tier and the 16x-64x Business tiers with an annual discount of exactly 50%

Cons

The single headline equivalence on the Pro card is double the truth, and it is the equivalence for the feature the product is named after: 3,600 credits are advertised as "approx 60h caption video" while the FAQ on the same page and the vendor's own pricing API both charge 2 credits a minute - which buys 30 hours
Video generation is not what a $8-a-month subscription implies: advanced AI video is 100 credits a minute and an AI film is 200, so Pro's whole 3,600-credit year is 36 minutes or 18 minutes - price the credits by the minute before buying for the studio
Paying annually buys no extra credits on any plan: Pro monthly is 300 credits and Pro yearly is 3,600, Expert monthly is 600 and Expert yearly is 7,200. The annual discount is a price cut only, so there is nothing to gain by prepaying beyond the discount
Business costs more than Expert for exactly the same credit allowance at every single tier, including the 1x tier where the gap is $2.68 a month; the only differences are seats, shared credits, team projects and 10 devices - for one person, Business is Expert with a higher price
The refund policy exists in three versions and they do not agree: the pricing FAQ says a refund is available within 48 hours and with no credits used, the Chinese copy of the same answer makes the condition unused transcription time, and the Terms of Service say fees are non-refundable - get the applicable one in writing
The Terms of Service were last updated 2 March 2022: they define the product as a captioning application, never mention credits or subscription tiers, assign the user no ownership of AI output, and license the service "solely for your personal and non-commercial use" - confirm that position before you sell the output
The company behind the site is named three ways on its own pages: the Terms name Bluepulse Limited, every page footer reads Bluepulse Inc., and Apple's App Store lists the seller as Bluepulse INC., with Trustpilot recording the company in Anguilla - the sort of detail that stalls a procurement or legal review
Two more claims on the site do not survive counting: the translation claim is 124 languages on the pricing page and the affiliate page against 111 entries in the FAQ's own list, and the user count is 200,000 on the About page against "Trusted by 5 million users" in the home page copy

Score breakdown

Features 4.5

Ease of use 4.5

Value for money 4.0

Support 3.5

Pricing

Free

$0 per month; 120 credits a year

120 credits a year, which is 60 minutes of captioned video at the vendor's own rate of 2 credits per minute
Upload limit is the real constraint: 1 minute and 200 MB per video, 720P export, 3-day storage, watermark included
No credit card is required to use it, and the vendor states that plainly in the pricing FAQ

Pro

$8 per month billed yearly at $95.99/year; $9.99 if billed monthly; the card labels this 20% off

3,600 credits a year, and the monthly plan is 300 credits a month - exactly 12 x 300, so paying for a year upfront buys no bonus credits, only a lower price
Upload limit rises to 3 minutes and 500 MB, export to 1080P, storage to 15 days, and captions are watermark-free
At the vendor's own 2 credits a minute those 3,600 credits are 1,800 minutes - 30 hours of captioned video, half of the 60 hours the card advertises
Coupon code PAN takes a further 10% off the first payment

Expert

$13.39 per month billed yearly at $160.72/year; $19.99 if billed monthly; the card labels this 33% off

7,200 credits a year against 600 credits a month on the monthly plan - again exactly 12 x 600, with no annual bonus
The tier where the limits stop mattering: 5 hours and 5 GB per upload, 4K export, 30-day storage, 6 social accounts
At $160.72 for 7,200 credits, one minute of captioned video costs about $0.045, or about $2.68 an hour

Business

$16.07 per month billed yearly at $192.88/year; $23.99 if billed monthly; the card labels this 33% off

Identical credits to Expert at every tier - 600/1,200/2,400/4,800/9,600 a month and 7,200 up to 115,200 a year - so the extra $2.68 a month at the entry tier buys seats and collaboration, not credits
Includes 2 seats at $5 per seat per month beyond that, shared credits, shared projects and team assets, and up to 10 devices
Memory is a team feature, not an AI feature: the Business card's own description is a shared infinite canvas for the whole team

7-day offer

$1.99 a seven-day web plan, 100 credits, present in the vendor's own subscription data

The cheapest way to test the paid product without committing to a year, and the only entry point between the 1-minute free tier and a monthly subscription
100 credits is 50 minutes of captioned video, which is more than the free tier's 60 minutes a year at a fraction of the commitment
Not advertised on the pricing cards, so it has to be found in the vendor's price data rather than on the page

Who it is for

Creators who caption a lot of video in one language and want the cheapest documented route to it - $8 a month billed yearly works out at about $0.053 per captioned minute at the vendor's own rate
Anyone captioning in a language other than English, since 95 caption languages and an SRT export that other editors can import is the part of the product the price is actually for
Bilingual publishers who need translated captions rather than a translated voice track, and who therefore never touch the part of the studio that costs 100 credits a minute
Buyers who price things by the unit: the credit rate card is published in a machine-readable endpoint, so you can compute your own month before you subscribe instead of guessing from the marketing figures
Anyone who wants to test before paying: the free tier needs no card, and the vendor's own price data carries a $1.99 seven-day plan with 100 credits
Teams of two or three that need shared credits and shared projects - Business is the tier that carries seats, and at the entry tier it is the only difference from Expert
Anyone who needs SRT or ASS files rather than a finished in-platform edit: the export goes straight into another editor, so the workflow does not have to move onto this site
Caption-only users who will never generate video: credits are shared across the studio, so nothing is paid for an allowance that goes unused

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