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Subtitle Edit has 1 published plan. Below is the full price list exactly as Nikse publishes it, what each plan includes, and the costs people miss when budgeting.
Starting price
Free
Open source, MIT licence
Free plan / trial
Free
No paid tier
Every price below is quoted from Nikse's official pricing page in US dollars. We never convert or estimate prices.
| Plan | Price | Billing | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subtitle Edit | $0 | Free, open source (MIT) |
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Yes — Subtitle Edit has a free option. Free (No paid tier). Paid plans add the rest.
Prices change. Confirm the current price on Nikse's pricing page before you sign.
Subtitle Edit has 1 plan: Subtitle Edit at $0. Nikse publishes these prices in US dollars, so your invoice depends on the exchange rate on the billing date.
Yes — Subtitle Edit has a free option. Free (No paid tier). Paid plans add the rest.
Yes. Subtitle Edit is free and open source under the MIT licence, and every feature is included.
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