GetCaptions
7.6#24 in ai video caption generatorsFrom $15 a monthFree planWebAPI
VisitGetCaptions vs SRTGen
What both publish
| Fact | GetCaptions | SRTGen |
|---|---|---|
| Brand caption presets | Yes | Yes |
| Burn-in captions | Yes | Yes |
| Caption styling | Yes | Yes |
| Data handling | The privacy policy says video files are stored so users can reopen and edit projects, then deleted when the project or account is deleted. | Uploaded files are stored in Backblaze B2, while audio processing may involve AssemblyAI, Google Gemini, ElevenLabs, and Cartesia; SRTGen says it does not sell personal data. |
| Exports | Users can export video with burned-in captions or download SRT and VTT subtitle files. | SRTGen exports subtitles in SRT, VTT, ASS, and TXT formats, with JSON also available through agent localization. |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Paid from | 15 | 8 |
| Subtitle export | srt and vtt | other formats |
| Support | GetCaptions says it typically replies to support and billing emails within 1–2 business days. | The FAQ directs users who need help to contact the support team and says the team will get back to them soon. |
GetCaptions plans
- StarterFree
- Pro$15 a month
- Studio$35 a month
SRTGen plans
- Starter$4 a month
- Pro$14 a month
- Business$49 a month
- FreeFree
- Overage credits$1, paid once
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick GetCaptions if…
GetCaptions suits creators who need to caption, style, translate, or export video subtitles. Starter fits short videos and limited projects; longer videos and larger monthly workloads require a paid plan.
Pick SRTGen if…
SRTGen suits creators and teams who need subtitle transcription, translation, styling, or dubbing in one workflow. Its API, agent support, and collaborative workspaces may also suit teams building localization processes.