Ollang

What Ollang is

Ollang is a language localization platform for organizations producing multilingual content across text, video, audio, and images. It brings AI translation, native-speaker review, approvals, and delivery into a coordinated workflow. Its tools include workflow orchestration, the OLabs Dashboard, Subtitle Studio, AI Dub Studio, and the Ollang API. The no-code orchestration connects more than 100 LLMs and APIs, and subtitle creation covers more than 240 languages. Listed capabilities include subtitle translation, AI dubbing, voice cloning, lip sync, and review workflows.

Teams can use source systems such as Google Drive, Dropbox, Vimeo, WeTransfer, Mux, TikTok One, Jira, and Tridion Docs. Developers can connect through APIs, MCP, automation, and CI/CD pipelines. Ollang says it serves enterprise businesses in streaming, legal, e-commerce, marketing, and customer service. Starter includes 20 minutes of AI dubbing, video up to 20 minutes, seven days to edit dubbed video, and a 100 MB file limit. Pro provides 45 minutes of AI dubbing, videos up to 45 minutes, 30 days of editing, and files up to 1 GB. Enterprise offers customizable maximum video duration and unlimited editing and file size. Ollang states that it maintains SOC 2 Type II and TPN certifications, and that customer content is not used to train its own models without explicit consent.

Who it suits

Ollang suits enterprise teams that create multilingual content at scale, including businesses in streaming, legal, e-commerce, marketing, and customer service. It also fits teams needing translation, dubbing, review, and delivery in a connected workflow, or developers integrating localization into automated pipelines.

Limits

Starter includes 20 minutes of AI dubbing, a 20-minute maximum video duration, seven days of editing, and a 100 MB maximum file size. Pro includes 45 minutes of dubbing, 45-minute maximum videos, 30 days of editing, and a 1 GB maximum file size. Enterprise has customizable video duration and unlimited editing and file size.

Getting started

1. Visit ollang.com.
2. Choose a plan: Starter, Pro, or Enterprise.
3. Use the web platform or connect through the Ollang API.
4. Bring content in from a listed source system or connect developer workflows through APIs, MCP, automation, or CI/CD.

Verdict

Choose Ollang if your team needs a coordinated multilingual content workflow spanning translation, review, dubbing, and delivery. Its enterprise features and integrations suit content production at scale; teams with modest needs should weigh the Starter and Pro usage limits and paid model.