Vozo AI Review: Pricing, AI Points and Free Trial

Vozo AI at a glance

What is Vozo AI used for?

The Vozo pricing page breaks the product into six tools, each with its own limits.

Translate and dub

This translates video and generates dubbing with AI voice cloning. The pricing page lists a 60-minute maximum per file on Creator and 120 minutes on Studio and above, resolution up to 4K, and 111 source and 165 target languages. The homepage names two dubbing modes: VoiceREAL, which clones the speaker's voice with natural emotion, and VoiceNATIVE, which aims for native clarity in the target language. Glossary support, a proofreading editor, multi-language output from one project and custom subtitle fonts are in the same feature table.

Visual Translate

Visual Translate detects on-screen text and translates it. Files can run to 20 minutes, with 4K input and 1080p output, and 58 source and 165 target languages. That is shorter and narrower than the dubbing tool, so check your language pair first.

Lip Sync and Talking Photo

Lip Sync matches mouth movement to dubbing or a script, with files up to 60 minutes on every plan and 80 text-to-speech languages with voice cloning. Talking Photo animates a still image at up to 720p.

Voice Studio and Shorts Generator

Voice Studio is a text-based editor for voice editing, cloning and text-to-speech in 29 languages, with a library of 12,000+ voices. The Shorts Generator cuts a long video, up to 2 hours, into clips with automatic reframing and captions; the page lists English only.

Who Vozo AI is for, and who should skip it

Course creators, training teams and ad makers fit best. The pricing page quotes a head of learning and development who dubbed 50+ training videos into 6 languages in under a week; treat that as a testimonial, not a measurement.

• Skip it if you need to test before you pay. The free allowance covers about 6 minutes of dubbing, and the Terms say gift points expire in 7 days.
• Skip it if you want refunds. The pricing FAQ says paid plans are not refunded.
• Check your language pair for text replacement. Visual Translate supports 58 source languages, fewer than dubbing.
• Plan around file length. Visual Translate stops at 20 minutes per file.

How much does Vozo AI cost?

Prices are in US dollars, read on the Vozo pricing page on 13 October 2026. The page has a monthly and yearly toggle labelled "-25%", but we could read only monthly prices.

On those figures, Creator works out at roughly $0.19 a point and Studio at roughly $0.165 (our arithmetic), so the larger plan is cheaper per point. Yearly prices were not in the page text; the Studio card carries a "Save 15%" label.

How AI points work

The pricing FAQ says the point cost is shown before you click Translate or Generate. Monthly allocations last 2 months, so unused points carry over once. Annual allocations last a year, purchased point packs last 60 days, and points can only be used during an active subscription. If a project fails for technical reasons, the points are refunded automatically. Upgrades are charged in full immediately and the new allocation arrives at once; downgrades wait for the end of the billing cycle.

Cancellation and refunds

Per the FAQ, you cancel under Subscription, and points and benefits last until the cycle ends. For paid plans there are no refunds, and the page says to use the trial points first. The Vozo Legal Terms (version 3.1, updated 27 July 2026) agree: subscription payments already made are non-refundable unless the law requires otherwise.

Is Vozo AI free?

Yes, within limits. Every new account gets free AI points with no credit card, and the Free plan card lists 20 points a month for trial use, enough for about 6 minutes of dubbing, 2 of lip sync and 2 of visual translation. The pricing FAQ says gift points for new users expire after 7 days. The Terms say you are billed only when you upgrade to a paid subscription.

How Vozo AI handles your videos

The Vozo Privacy Policy (version 3.2, updated 29 July 2026) covers this.

• Training. Vozo does not use your content to train or improve models for other customers' benefit.
• Customer-specific tuning. The Terms allow Vozo to fine-tune models on your content solely for providing the service to you, with those models intended to be customer-isolated.
• Retention. Content may be kept up to 90 days after a subscription ends, to allow export or recovery. Personal information is kept up to 90 days after account termination.
• Sale of data. The policy says it does not sell personal information.
• Compliance. The pricing page and About page show GDPR and SOC 2 Type II badges.
• Voice. Voice cloning is the core of the product, so decide whose voice you may clone. The Terms leave you responsible for reviewing outputs, which they say may be inaccurate.

Where Vozo's own pages disagree

• Free trial size. The Terms offer 30 free gift points with a 7-day expiry. The Free plan card on the pricing page lists 20 points a month.
• Studio XL and XXL prices. Both cards displayed $0 in what we read. Do not assume they are free; ask Vozo.
• Discount labels. The yearly toggle says -25%, while the Studio card says "Save 15%".
• Customer content licence. The Terms grant Vozo a right to process your uploads "solely to provide and improve the Services for you" and separately allow fine-tuning for you only, while the Privacy Policy states no model training for other customers.

How Vozo AI compares with other tools reviewed here

Vozo AI vs HeyGen. HeyGen's Creator plan is $29 a month ($24 billed yearly) for 600 credits, and the Pro plan lists translated-script proofreading, per our HeyGen review (checked 14 September 2026). Vozo's Creator is also $29, but it meters in AI points and focuses on dubbing existing footage.

Vozo AI vs Synthesia. Synthesia builds avatar videos from scripts. Its Starter plan is $29 a month, or $18 a month billed yearly, for 10 minutes of video a month, per our Synthesia review (checked 24 September 2026). Vozo starts from video you already have.

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