VoiceCheap, an AI video dubbing tool, shows $16,347 in Stripe-verified revenue over 30 days
It dubs and translates videos with voice cloning, lip-sync and subtitles, and runs an agency arm.
Subject: VoiceCheap (Kevin Rousseau)Subscriptions and one-off purchases for AI video dubbing, plus agency work
Case Overview & Background
Kevin Rousseau founded VoiceCheap in 2024. It dubs and translates videos into multiple languages and offers tools such as text-to-speech, subtitles and AI thumbnails. It also includes VoiceStudio, an AI-native agency that makes videos for businesses.
How AI Is Used
Step-by-Step Process
Users add a video to translate.
Voice cloning and lip-sync in other languages.
Subtitles and social automation help distribute it.
Customer Acquisition & Distribution
Limitations, Risks & Failure Modes
What may not apply to you, and what could go wrong:
- Revenue may include the VoiceStudio agency, not just software
- Revenue, not profit; costs are not shown
- Figures change over time
Key Takeaways
- Dubbing lets creators reach new language audiences
- Pairing software with an agency adds revenue but mixes the numbers
Sources
TrustMRR Stripe-verified page: VoiceCheap
Note: TrustMRR listing; revenue pulled from Stripe (API key). Checked October 20, 2026 via the public Markdown profile. Descriptions on the page are listing descriptions, not signed founder quotes.
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