SoFast and Deepdub team up to localize FAST Channels at scale

SoFast has signed a groundbreaking partnership with Deepdub, a leader in Hollywood-grade AI-powered dubbing and localization, to offer all its clients the ability to launch multilingual FAST channels from English-language content, supported by Deepdub's AI voice solutions for studio-quality localization.

Customers will have access to new markets, capitalizing on new capabilities such as broadcast-ready dubbing and automated subtitling for in-demand languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, and more.

"This is a revolution for the FAST TV industry," says Yanai Arfi, Founder & CEO of SoFast. "We're not just creating channels anymore — we're removing the language barrier entirely. For content owners seeking to monetize their assets worldwide, this changes everything."

Deepdub's enterprise-grade AI Audio API overcomes the traditional barriers of content creation and localization with fast, nuanced, and scalable audio solutions with Hollywood-quality, industry-vetted voices.

This first-of-its-kind integration will be offered free of charge to all new publishers launching their FAST channels with SoFast, enabling them to instantly access new markets with localized content and increase monetization opportunities across the globe. Whether it's drama, documentaries, or children's shows, content creators and owners can now launch once and broadcast globally with Hollywood-level native-language experience for viewers on any continent.

"For creators and channels aiming to scale globally, localization has always been a bottleneck, and with global content distribution accelerating, studios and distributors need localization solutions that match enterprise standards — fast, scalable, and secure," said Ofir Krakowski, CEO and Co-Founder of Deepdub. "Our partnership with SoFast enables broadcasters to meet global demand with fully localized channels without compromising on quality, compliance, or the speed to market that is key to capturing new audiences."