sync. is the lipsync product from synchronicity labs inc., on the host sync.so. The brand writes itself sync. with the period. Checked on 2026-10-17, sync.so/pricing sells a monthly subscription plus per-second usage. The page says you subscribe to unlock longer videos, more concurrency, and discounts, and you pay per second for what you generate. Lipsync Studio is on the Hobbyist card. The broader product note also names a Premiere plugin and a ComfyUI node. A separate price for those two surfaces was not observed. This directory lists the tool as sync-so. The note is for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts.

Who it's for

sync. fits a creator or a small team who already has a face video and needs the mouth to match new audio, or who needs dubbing and a short list of cloned voices through one API. Hobbyist is the first paid row, and it includes API access and SDKs. Creator is the first row that says no watermark. The matching paths are AI avatar and voice and publish.

A full presenter studio, with stock avatars and a different credit wallet, is HeyGen. Character lip sync with almost no public unit price is Hedra. PixVerse prices lip sync and avatar in credits on its own doc, at PixVerse. A voice booth that is not this per-second table is ElevenLabs. A generated world clip, before any mouth exists, is Kling, Hailuo, Runway, or Google Flow. Captions after the file exists are CapCut.

sync. is a weak fit if you need a $0 plan with a printed monthly grant. The Hobbyist button says "Try sync for free" on a card priced at $5 a month. A separate $0 plan was not observed. It is also a weak fit if you add the card's "+ $0.05/sec" on top of sync-3's $0.1334 a second. The page does not print that sum. The card rate matches the lipsync-2 row. It does not match every model.

What it does

The product line on the page is lipsync for video you already have, including the marketing line that it works on movies, podcasts, games, and animations. Plans add a maximum length, a concurrency cap, a voice-clone cap, and features. Hobbyist includes the API, SDKs, and Lipsync Studio, up to 1 minute, 1 job at a time, and 3 voice clones. Creator adds 5 minutes, 3 jobs, 5 clones, your own TTS API key, active speaker detection, and no watermark. Growth adds 10 minutes, 6 jobs, 15 clones, a 5% usage discount, and 3 seats. Scale adds 30 minutes, 15 jobs, 50 clones, a 20% usage discount, 5 seats, and a batch API. Enterprise is talk to sales.

Dubbing is a separate meter from lip sync. The page says updated dubbing rates are rolling out, your current rate applies until the subscription's scheduled switch at renewal, negotiated rates are unchanged, and dubbing is billed per second, rounded up, with lip sync separate. Dubbing covers 29 languages. TTS is another row. A compare line says text-to-speech and custom voices generate audio through partner integrations. Creator's "own text-to-speech API key" is bring-your-own for TTS and voice cloning services.

The FAQ list includes "Is there a watermark on paid plans?" The answer text was not in the extract. The Creator card itself says "No watermark." The compare row is labeled Whitelabel, "Remove watermark from generated videos." Hobbyist's feature list does not say the watermark is removed. This page reads watermark removal as Creator and above.

Pricing tiers

Verified on 2026-10-17 against sync.so/pricing.

Plan	Subscription	Per-second figure on the card	Length	Jobs	Voice clones	Seats and extras
Hobbyist	$5/mo	+ $0.05/s	1 min	1	3	API and SDKs, Lipsync Studio, community support
Creator	$19/mo	+ $0.05/s	5 min	3	5	Own TTS API key, active speaker detection, no watermark
Growth	$49/mo	+ $0.0475/s	10 min	6	15	5% usage discount, 3 seats, extra seats $25/mo
Scale	$249/mo	+ $0.04/s	30 min	15	50	20% usage discount, 5 seats, batch API
Enterprise	Talk to sales	not observed	not observed	not observed	not observed	not observed

An extra-seat price on Scale was not observed. Hobbyist and Creator do not list seats. The $25 seat price is on Growth.

Model rates are per second at 25 FPS, in plan order Hobbyist, Creator, Growth, Scale. Hobbyist and Creator print the same rate on every row that was read. The page also prints a per-frame price. This table is the per-second column, which is the one to budget. On lipsync-2, react-1, lipsync-2-pro, and lipsync-1.9.0, 25 times the printed frame price matches the printed second price. On sync-3 it does not: 25 times the Hobbyist frame price of $0.00534 is $0.1335 — our arithmetic, not a second-price sticker — and the second column prints $0.13340. Quote the second column.

Model	Hobbyist and Creator	Growth	Scale
sync-3	$0.13340/s	$0.12660/s	$0.10660/s
react-1	$0.16675/s	$0.15825/s	$0.13325/s
lipsync-2-pro	$0.08325/s	$0.07925/s	$0.06675/s
lipsync-2	$0.05/s	$0.0475/s	$0.04/s
lipsync-1.9.0	$0.025/s	$0.02375/s	$0.02/s
Dubbing	$0.10/s ($6.00/min)	$0.095/s ($5.70/min)	$0.08/s ($4.80/min)
Text to speech	$0.004/s ($0.24/min)	$0.0038/s ($0.228/min)	$0.0032/s ($0.192/min)

The card's "+ $0.05/sec" matches lipsync-2 on Hobbyist and Creator. Growth's "+ $0.0475" matches lipsync-2 after the printed 5% discount, because 5% off $0.05 is $0.0475. Scale's "+ $0.04" matches lipsync-2 after the printed 20% discount. sync-3 does not match those card figures. This page does not add the card's $0.05 to a model row. Budget the monthly subscription once, then budget the model row you will call. If you also dub, add the dubbing row, because the page says lip sync is separate.

A one-minute Hobbyist example, as directory arithmetic the page did not total: lipsync-2 is $0.05 times 60, which is $3, and dubbing is $0.10 times 60, which is $6. Together that is $9 of usage, plus the $5 subscription if that is the only work that month. The same minute on sync-3, without dubbing, is $0.13340 times 60, which is $8.004, plus $5. A 30-minute Scale job at lipsync-2 is $0.04 times 1,800 seconds, which is $72 of usage, plus the $249 subscription. Dubbing that same half hour at $0.08 a second is $144, on top of lip sync if you do both. TTS for a 30-second Hobbyist read is $0.004 times 30, which is $0.12. Those sums are our arithmetic, not a package price sync. printed.

Per-frame Hobbyist and Scale endpoints, so the second table is not the only public number: sync-3 is $0.00534 and $0.00427, react-1 is $0.00667 and $0.00533, lipsync-2-pro is $0.00333 and $0.00267, lipsync-2 is $0.002 and $0.0016, and lipsync-1.9.0 is $0.001 and $0.0008. Growth's frame prices sit between those ends on the page.

Pros

Every self-serve plan prints a monthly price, a per-second card figure, a max length, a job cap, and a voice-clone cap.
Creator names no watermark at $19 a month, so the whitelabel step has a plan.
The model table prices five lipsync models plus dubbing and TTS, with Hobbyist and Scale both visible.
Lipsync-2's row matches the per-second figure printed on the plan card, including the 5% and 20% discount steps.
API access and SDKs are on Hobbyist, the cheapest paid row, rather than held for Enterprise.

Cons

Hobbyist's button says try it free, and the card is $5 a month. A $0 grant was not observed.
The watermark FAQ question was visible and the answer was not in the extract. Removal is read from the Creator card and the whitelabel row, not from a FAQ paragraph.
The card's per-second figure is not the price of sync-3 or react-1. Adding it on top of those rows would double-count, and the page never prints that addition.
Dubbing rates are marked as rolling out. A renewal can change the rate you pay. Lip sync is a second bill.
No docs URL was in the pricing extract, and no MCP server URL was observed. Premiere and ComfyUI were named without a separate price. Scale's extra-seat price was not observed.

Usage flow

Pick the plan from length, watermark, and seats. Hobbyist is $5 a month, 1 minute, 3 clones, and it does not say the watermark is removed. Creator is $19 a month, 5 minutes, and it says no watermark. Growth is $49 a month with 3 seats and extra seats at $25. Scale is $249 a month, 30 minutes, and batch API.
Price the model you will call from the per-second table. Lipsync-2 follows the card's usage rate. sync-3, react-1, lipsync-2-pro, and lipsync-1.9.0 do not. Add dubbing only when you dub. The page bills that per second, rounded up, separate from lip sync.
Finish captions in CapCut. If you still need a generated scene, make it in a video model first, then bring the file back. A sync. key does not generate that scene.

Workflow usage

On AI avatar, sync. is the lipsync step after a face video exists. HeyGen remains the stock-presenter default. A 30-second Creator clip on lipsync-2 is $1.50 of usage at $0.05 a second, plus the $19 subscription. The same clip on sync-3 is $4.002 at $0.13340, still plus $19. Those totals are our arithmetic, not a sync. sticker. Creator allows 5 minutes. Hobbyist allows 1 minute and does not say the watermark is gone. Retries were not observed as free.

On voice and publish, dubbing lists 29 languages and does not print the 29 names. TTS is the cheaper audio row. ElevenLabs is the booth when Creator's bring-your-own key should point at that vendor. Clone caps are 3, 5, 15, and 50. A per-clone dollar on sync. was not observed.

Generate the picture on faceless with Kling, Hailuo, or Google Flow, then lipsync only if a mouth has to move. The same handoff serves UGC ads. Captions and clipping were not observed here. CapCut and OpusClip cover captions and covers and long-to-short.

Underlying models

The priced models are sync-3, react-1, lipsync-2-pro, lipsync-2, and lipsync-1.9.0, plus dubbing and text-to-speech rows that are features rather than a named speech model. This directory has no sync. model page. A FAQ question asks how sync.so differs from sync models on other marketplaces. The answer text was not in the extract. This page does not copy a marketplace rate into the table above.

HeyGen is a different presenter stack. MiniMax Hailuo, Veo, and Kling generate pictures. They do not replace a lipsync-2 second.

API and MCP

has_api is true because Hobbyist includes API access and SDKs, and the page describes a RESTful API. Scale adds a batch API, described as launching many videos in a single call. The pricing footer includes the words "api docs." No URL for that link was in the text extract, so this entry sets no api_url. Auth headers and a base host were not observed.

mcp.official is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no mcp.url. The ComfyUI node and the Premiere plugin are product surfaces. They are not an MCP server. A price for either surface was not observed.

For a different talking-face API with a stored URL, use HeyGen or the lip-sync rates on PixVerse. ElevenLabs is the voice API when the bring-your-own key on Creator points at that vendor.

Similar tools

HeyGen is the avatar studio with a public API and an official MCP server. sync. is the per-second lipsync bill when the face video already exists. Watermark removal on sync. starts at Creator.
Hedra is character lip sync, and its copied price is a meta line, Studio plans from $20 a month. PixVerse prices uploaded-audio lip sync at 4 credits a second, $0.018, on a 225-credits-per-dollar doc. Those are different meters.
ElevenLabs is the voice, dubbing, and clone booth with its own plan ladder. CapCut is the timeline. Viggle is motion transfer, which is a different job from a priced lipsync second.

FAQ

Which plan removes the watermark?

Creator, at $19 a month, says no watermark. The compare row calls that whitelabel. Growth and Scale include Creator. Hobbyist, at $5, does not say the watermark is removed. The FAQ asks the question, and the answer text was not in the extract.

Do I add the card's per-second fee to the model price?

Not observed as an addition. Hobbyist's + $0.05 a second matches lipsync-2, not sync-3 at $0.13340. Budget the subscription plus the model row. Add dubbing only as its own row.

How much is one minute of lipsync-2 on Hobbyist?

$0.05 times 60 is $3 of usage, plus the $5 subscription. Dubbing that minute is $6 at $0.10 a second, separate from lip sync. sync-3 for that minute is $8.004 at $0.13340. Those totals are our arithmetic. The page did not print them.

Does sync. have an official MCP server?

API access is on Hobbyist, so has_api is true. The footer says "api docs" without a URL in the extract, so there is no api_url. No MCP server URL was observed, so mcp.official is false.

Are the dubbing prices final?

The page says updated rates are rolling out and the current rate holds until renewal. The 2026-10-17 table is $0.10 a second on Hobbyist and Creator ($6.00 a minute), $0.095 on Growth ($5.70), and $0.08 on Scale ($4.80). Dubbing rounds up to the second. Lip sync is extra.

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