What to know before the first localization.

Veyra currently starts with major European markets. Language, voice and production availability are confirmed before each project begins.

A standard localization is typically delivered within 3–5 business days after the source files and brief are complete.

Voices are selected for language, tone and pacing, then reviewed by a person before delivery. You can approve the voice direction before the final export.

Yes. Spoken prices, subtitles, on-screen offers and calls to action can be adapted where the source file allows a clean replacement.

Not always. A high-quality exported video is enough for many projects, but editable source files improve the result when on-screen graphics need extensive changes.

Yes. You can review the proposed voice and request a different direction before final production.

Revision scope depends on the selected plan. The included review rounds are confirmed before production starts.

Yes. Share brand guidelines, approved terminology, voice preferences and examples so the localization follows your existing creative system.

Yes. Agency projects can be organized across brands, markets and deliverables through one production workflow.

Yes. Subtitles, calls to action, pricing and selected on-screen copy can be adapted when the supplied video or editable files allow a clean replacement.

Your source materials remain yours. After full payment, you receive the commercial usage rights stated in your order for the delivered assets, subject to any applicable third-party license terms.

Project files are stored in an access-controlled workspace and shared with service providers only as needed to deliver the project. Retention and deletion details are explained in the Privacy Policy.