This release is mostly about price. Big sites were paying too much, so the Monthly plan now scales with you and costs less per request than anything we sold before.
#Monthly: pick your volume
- Monthly is now $1.00 per million requests. Pick anything from 10 million to 1 billion a month, in steps of 1 million, and pay for exactly that.
- Need 25 million? That's $25 a month. Top-ups still stack on top of your allowance, and you can cancel any time.
- Already on the $24.99 Monthly plan? Your price stays the same, and from your next renewal it comes with 25 million requests a month instead of 6 million.
#Pro and top-ups
- Pro Starter is $5 for a fresh Pro key with 2,000,000 requests. No subscription, and the requests don't expire.
- Top-ups start at $2.50 per million and get up to 35% cheaper in bulk.
- The auto top-up box now starts ticked at checkout (except in the EU, EEA and UK). You can untick it, and a monthly spend cap still applies.
- If you're signed in to the dashboard, top-ups and checkout no longer ask for your API key or email.
#AI features cost more
Transcribe, Fix Subtitles and Wyzie Synced run on paid speech models, and their old prices didn't cover what they cost us. To keep plain subtitle requests this cheap, they now cost:
- Transcribe and Fix Subtitles: 33,000 requests per started 30 minutes of audio.
- Speaker labels (
speakers=1): 340,000 requests per started 30 minutes. - Wyzie Synced: 100 requests per successful sync. A sync that finds no match is still free.
At $1 per million, a 30-minute transcription costs about 3 cents.
#Browser extension
The Wyzie Subs extension is live on the Chrome Web Store. Add it, paste your key, then open it on any page with a video and pick the match. Your key stays in your browser. Firefox is still in review. Setup guide: docs.wyzie.io/plugins/browser.
#New free source: xray
xray brings movie and TV subtitles in many languages, with hearing-impaired versions marked. It works on every key, free ones included. Free keys can now use charlie, oscar, quebec and xray.
#Also new
- A cleaner plans section on sub.wyzie.io, a better phone menu, and a few words from people who use Wyzie Subs.
- Signed-in users can now leave a review. Reviews show on the home page after we check them.
- Browser-safe keys can now require visitor verification, so a leaked key is much harder to abuse.
- The security check on sign-in and support pages now follows your light or dark theme.