DubbingMate vs AnyDub: desktop app or browser extension

AnyDub is a Chrome extension for real-time voice translation on YouTube and other sites, with free, Pro, Pro Max and a lifetime plan. DubbingMate focuses on YouTube and runs as a desktop app, with a Chrome extension as well.

DubbingMate and AnyDub side by side

DubbingMateAnyDub
FormDesktop app + Chrome extensionChrome extension
SitesYouTubeYouTube and more
Free use72-hour full trial60 min live translation per day, 10 min neural AI voice
Paid$9.99 one-timePro, Pro Max, one-time Lifetime
Languages5 (desktop app) · 10 (Chrome extension)50 languages

As of Oct 2026, from https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ejkdgkkdodmlnjgfcgjdedcmakmpajik. AnyDub free limits, languages and plan names.

Prices change — check the vendor's page.

When AnyDub is the better choice

You watch outside YouTube, or need more languages.

When DubbingMate fits

You want a desktop app with local voice and a one-time price of $9.99.

Try DubbingMate

DubbingMate is a desktop app for Windows and Mac. Everything is free for 72 hours from your first dub (no card, no account), then it is a one-time purchase. See the pricing section for the current price.

Windows (64-bit) macOS (Apple Silicon) macOS (Intel)

Also installable with Homebrew (Mac): brew install --cask hssolution/tap/dubbingmate

FAQ

Does DubbingMate work outside YouTube?

No. DubbingMate focuses on YouTube. AnyDub lists YouTube and more sites. As of Oct 2026, from https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ejkdgkkdodmlnjgfcgjdedcmakmpajik.

Is DubbingMate a subscription?

No. It is a one-time purchase of $9.99. Everything is free for 72 hours from your first dub.

How many languages does DubbingMate support?

Five in the desktop app and ten in the Chrome extension. AnyDub lists 50. As of Oct 2026, from https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ejkdgkkdodmlnjgfcgjdedcmakmpajik.

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