The pricing, in full.
One plan with everything included — there are no feature tiers. Monthly: $8.88. Yearly: $58.88, which works out to about $4.91/month. Both include all 36 languages, lookups on 20+ video sites, the PandaMemory review system with mobile apps, Anki export with audio and screenshots, and the AI explanation feature. The only decision is billing period, and the yearly plan is the obvious pick if you pass the trial wanting more.
How the trial works.
Seven days, full feature access, cancel anytime. LangPanda additionally states a 30-day money-back guarantee — so the practical risk window is longer than the trial itself.
How to make the trial count.
A seven-day trial is enough to know if this workflow fits you, but only if you use it deliberately: pick one show you're genuinely watching, aim for three or four sessions during the week, and save at least 20 words so you experience the review loop — the flashcards with audio and screenshots are the feature you're really evaluating. If by day six you've stopped noticing the extension is there, that's your answer either way.
Is there a discount?
The yearly plan's 45% saving is the standing discount. Check our LangPanda deals page for any current promotions before subscribing.
How this compares on price.
Language Reactor Pro is cheaper ($5.95/month, $39.95/year) with a smaller feature set and fewer supported sites. Trancy's premium is cheaper still ($42/year list) but has no Anki export and a lighter learning toolkit — though its free tier is worth trying first if budget is the deciding factor. Migaku runs ~$11/month. Full comparison: Best Subtitle Tools.