Brief & language strategy
Share your source videos and target markets. We map the highest-ROI languages for your niche from audience data and confirm scope, references, and delivery dates.
Turn one video into many languages — subtitles, AI-assisted dubbing, and multi-language channels, with native-level review where it counts.
Share your source videos and target markets. We map the highest-ROI languages for your niche from audience data and confirm scope, references, and delivery dates.
We confirm scope — languages, dubbing vs. subtitles, channel setup — and send a fixed quote. Approve and pay securely online, flat per-project pricing. For market rates, see what video captions cost in 2026 and what video dubbing costs in 2026; to convert, retime or fix caption files you already have, use our free SRT to VTT converter, subtitle time shift and SRT editor.
We build the first localized version — captions, dubbed audio, localized thumbnails and titles, and channel or multi-audio setup — and send it for review on schedule.
Reply to your delivery email with timestamped notes. English, Spanish, and Portuguese are reviewed directly; other languages run AI-assisted QA with optional external native review — each round turns around async in 24–72 hours.
Final files and metadata for every market, configured on your channels. We monitor analytics per language, double down on what's working, and cut what isn't.

This isn't a panel talking point — we've actually built a multilingual audience past 200K subscribers, so the playbook on this page is operator-tested before it touches your channel.

English, Spanish, and Portuguese are reviewed directly. For other languages we use AI-assisted workflows and quote optional external native review — translation accuracy is easy, cultural fit is hard, and we're clear about which you're getting.

We configure YouTube's multi-audio-track feature end to end — the technical setup most channels skip — plus multi-language titles and descriptions on every video. On 97 of the 100 most-subscribed YouTube channels, 17 upload their own dubs, a median of 13 languages per video, and 74% of the dub tracks are the channels' own rather than YouTube's auto-dubs (our YouTube dubbing study). YouTube says creators who upload multi-language audio see over 25% of their watch time come from views in another language (video localization statistics).
“My first project with Mark went exceptionally well. … he has a skill set in understanding what works for YouTube videos.”
freezedriedking · Fiverr reviewEnglish, Spanish, and Portuguese are supported directly. For other languages, we use AI-assisted translation and dubbing workflows and can quote optional external native review if your project needs human review in a specific market.
Depends on your niche, audience, and content goals. We typically recommend multi-audio for personality-driven content and separate channels for evergreen — but we'll model it on your data before recommending either.
AI translation is useful for general content, but it is not the same as a native human translator. English, Spanish, and Portuguese are reviewed directly. Other languages are AI-assisted unless we add external native review to the scope.
Yes — text and even visual elements adjusted for cultural context per market. See Design & Branding.
Yes. We configure multi-audio tracks, multi-language titles & descriptions, and ensure your channel is properly set up for the feature on each video.
Whether you want to add Spanish to your existing channel or launch a 5-language content engine — we can scope the engagement.
Prefer to talk first? Book a free 15-minute call with Mark.