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Write in Hindi, Hinglish or English. Three scripts a day free with no card, paid plans from ₹499 a month charged in rupees, and a voiceover export built for faceless channels.
There is no language setting to find. The topic you type sets the language of the script, so “Mumbai local train ka history” produces a Hinglish script and “भारतीय रेलवे का इतिहास” produces a Hindi one. The clarifying questions come back in the same register, which is what keeps a Hinglish script from drifting into formal Hindi by stage three.
This matters more than it sounds. Most tools handle Hindi and fail at Hinglish, because Hinglish is not a language a setting can select: it is a mix that changes line by line and depends on who the channel is speaking to. Setting it from the topic is the only approach that keeps up with that.
English-language channels aimed at an Indian audience work the same way. Say who the audience is in the topic and the examples, references and pacing follow.
Roughly half the euro list price, because a price set for Europe is not a price for India. Charged in INR by Stripe, with the exact amount shown before you confirm.
| Plan | Per month | Per year | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | ₹499 | ₹4,699 | 20 new scripts a day, 200,000 AI tokens a month |
| Pro | ₹1,799 | ₹16,999 | 100 new scripts a day, 1,000,000 AI tokens a month |
| Business | ₹4,299 | ₹40,999 | 500 new scripts a day, 5,000,000 AI tokens a month |
Starter includes the same card-required 7-day trial in India. Stripe authorises the card at checkout, then charges the rupee price shown unless you cancel first. GSTIN can be entered at checkout so the invoice is usable for a registered business. UPI is not available: Stripe offers it only to businesses registered in India.
A faceless channel is narration over stock or AI footage, and it only works at volume, which means the script is the bottleneck rather than the editing. The five-stage pipeline is built for that: a draft in one pass, then three questions that give the video an angle nobody else has, then footage notes mapped to each section.
The step that usually costs the most time is the one nobody talks about. A finished script is full of things a voice should never read: camera directions, on-screen text, speaker labels, timestamps. Cleaning that by hand before every upload is twenty minutes a video. The ElevenLabs export does it in one click, and for Hindi narration it formats for Multilingual v2, the model built for multi-language work.
Yes. Starter is free for 7 days with a card, then renews at the rupee price shown at checkout unless you cancel first.
Give the topic in the language you publish in and the script comes back in that language. Hinglish works the way creators actually write it, mixing Hindi and English in the same line, because the topic sets the register rather than a language setting.
Prices are presented in rupees at checkout, starting at ₹499 a month for Starter. The charge is made by Stripe in INR, and the exact amount is shown before you confirm. Your bank statement shows a rupee amount, not a converted euro one.
Not yet. UPI through Stripe is only available to businesses registered in India, and SUMERA is a French company, so cards are the payment method for now. This is a limitation we would like to remove rather than a preference.
Yes. Stripe collects and authorises the card at checkout. Starter is free for 7 days, then the rupee price shown at checkout is charged automatically unless you cancel first.
That is the workflow it is best at. Write the script, then use the ElevenLabs export with Multilingual v2, which is the model built for multi-language narration. The export removes the English production cues that would otherwise be read aloud in the middle of a Hindi line.
Add a card, use every Starter feature, then continue in rupees or cancel before day 7.
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