Headquarters
Tel Aviv, IsraelFounded
2019CEO / Founder
Ofir KrakowskiEmployees
11-50Funding
Series A — $20MProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
7.6/10Website
deepdub.ai/Profile updated
Deepdub is a voice AI company founded in 2019 by Ofir Krakowski (CEO) and Nir Krakowski (CTO), headquartered in Plano, Texas, with offices in Tel Aviv, Israel and Los Angeles, California. The company builds proprietary emotion-based text-to-speech (eTTS) technology and enterprise voice infrastructure for media production and AI agent applications.
Its platform offers zero-shot voice cloning, speech-to-speech conversion, accent control across 130 languages, and real-time voice delivery with sub-125-millisecond latency. Deepdub serves major media companies including Paramount, Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and Roku, and has localized over 5,000 titles globally. Its Phantom X model ranked first in a third-party expressivity blind evaluation. The company holds SOC 2 and TPN certifications and is GDPR compliant.
Deepdub raised a $20 million Series A round in March 2022, led by Insight Partners, with participation from Swift Ventures, Booster Ventures, and Stardom.
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Who Deepdub competes with, and how they differ.
ElevenLabs sells a broad text-to-speech and voice-cloning platform with a self-serve Dubbing Studio, while Deepdub runs human-assisted, studio-grade dubbing workflows built around direct licensing deals with Hollywood studios and streamers.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedRespeecher specializes narrowly in voice conversion for film and game productions (e.g. recreating a character's voice from archival audio) rather than end-to-end episode localization, competing with Deepdub on entertainment-grade voice cloning specifically.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedResemble AI offers a general-purpose voice-cloning and generative-audio API for developers across many use cases, whereas Deepdub packages the same core technology specifically for MPA-certified studio dubbing pipelines with in-house adapters and producers.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedCartesia builds low-latency foundation voice models for real-time conversational agents; it overlaps with Deepdub's newer AI-agent voice infrastructure push rather than Deepdub's core film and TV dubbing business.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedKey milestones in Deepdub's history, with sources.
Partners with Love TV Channels on European FAST localization
Deepdub partnered with Love TV Channels to localize Cineflix Rights factual programming (including "WW2 By Drone" and "Border Security") into Spanish, Italian, and French for European FAST channels, claiming over 80% lower localization costs than traditional dubbing.
prnewswire.co.ukDebuts Voice Artist Royalty Program
Deepdub launched a program that continually compensates voice actors whose vetted vocal profiles are licensed to entertainment partners for AI-generated dubbing, described as the first such royalty scheme in AI dubbing.
voicebot.aiLaunches Deepdub Go enterprise platform
Deepdub launched Deepdub Go, an enterprise generative-AI platform that automates video dubbing and translation end-to-end (transcription, translation, voice cloning, audio mixing) for studios and streamers.
voicebot.ai$20M Series A led by Insight Partners
Deepdub raised a $20M Series A led by Insight Partners, with existing investors Booster Ventures and Stardom Ventures, new investor Swift VC, and angel investors including Kevin Reilly and Emiliano Calemzuk participating, bringing total funding to roughly $26M.
slator.comStreaming service Topic partners with Deepdub
Streamer Topic partnered with Deepdub to release dozens of foreign-language titles (including "The Bridge" and "The Killing") in English using AI dubbing that preserves the original actors' voices.
uk.news.yahoo.comKevin Reilly joins advisory board
Former HBO Max chief content officer Kevin Reilly joined Deepdub's advisory board to help introduce its AI dubbing technology to Hollywood studios.
uk.news.yahoo.comEmerges from stealth
Deepdub announced its emergence from stealth mode in December 2020.
slator.comFounded by Ofir and Nir Krakowski
Deepdub was founded in Tel Aviv, Israel in 2019 by brothers Ofir Krakowski (CEO) and Nir Krakowski (CTO), building AI voice technology for dubbing and media localization.
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