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Native voices. 100+ languages. One team.

Voice over services for brands, agencies and production teams: casting, recording and finished audio. You approve a written quote before anything is recorded.

Clients

Brands our team has voiced for.

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  • Samsung
  • Coca-Cola
  • Toyota
  • Disney
  • Mastercard
  • IKEA
  • Chanel
  • DHL
  • Siemens
  • HP
  • L'Oréal
  • Philips
  • Salesforce
  • ING
  • AXA
  • Allianz
  • Red Bull
  • Panasonic
  • Roche
  • BNP Paribas

Why voiceovers.com

A studio, not a marketplace.

A marketplace gives you profiles to sort through. We do the casting for your brief, direct the session and check the files, so you approve a shortlist and a quote instead of auditioning.

A studio control room in a bright office: the director speaks into the talkback while a voice actor with headphones reads from a music stand in the navy booth, a multitrack session on the screen and the client smiling over the script on a tablet
How a project runs on a marketplace and with voiceovers.com
On a marketplaceWith voiceovers.com
Finding the voiceYou sort through profilesWe cast for your brief and explain why each voice fits
ChoosingYou auditionYou approve a shortlist
The sessionYou brief the actor yourselfRecorded against your brief, with meaning, pace and pronunciation agreed first
ChecksYou check the filesPronunciation checks and audio review by one team

And one written quote that states usage, before anything is recorded.

A producer and a client at a laptop in a bright office; she listens to a voice on one earbud with a pleased smile while he takes notes on the brief
Screenshot of the voices list on our French voice-over page: each voice with its demo, length and a button to add it to the shortlist
The shortlist, as you see it: our French voices page

Your shortlist

A shortlist built around your brief.

We recommend voices for your language, audience and project, and explain why each one fits. You choose the voice and approve the written quote before recording begins.

You receive

  • Selected voices
  • A written quote
  • A production schedule

How it works

Three steps. One team throughout.

  1. A marketing manager in a bright office on a video call with the studio producer, pointing at a line of her printed script
    01

    Tell us what you’re making.

    Share the language, intended use, approximate length and deadline. A draft or outline is enough to start.

  2. A voice actor recording in a navy booth while, through the glass, the director gives a thumbs-up beside the client
    02

    Choose your voice.

    Review the recommended voices and written quote. Confirm your choice before recording begins.

  3. A marketing team in a glass meeting room reviewing their finished advert, with its voice-over track on the display
    03

    Receive your finished audio.

    We coordinate recording and editing, then deliver the files in the agreed format.

What every quote includes

Delivery date confirmed in writing

  • Project review
  • Casting
  • Direction
  • Pronunciation checks
  • Audio review
  • Files prepared to your format, naming and timing requirements
  • Split by section or as a single file

Questions

Before your first project.

More about our voice-over service
What do voice-over services include?

With us: casting, script preparation, a recording session, editing and mastering, word-by-word and technical checks, and delivery to your spec. All of it is in one written quote.

How is a managed voice-over service different from a marketplace?

A marketplace gives you profiles to sort through. We do the casting for your brief, direct the session and check the files, so you approve a shortlist and a quote instead of auditioning.

Can I attend the recording?

Yes. You can join the session remotely and give notes in real time, or leave the direction to us and listen to the result.

Who owns the recording?

Usage is set out in the quote: where the audio can be used, in which territories and for how long. You know what you are cleared for before anything is recorded.

A voice actor laughing in front of the open door of a vocal booth between takes, headphones around his neck and a glass of water in hand

Tell us what you’re making.

Share your language, intended use and deadline. We’ll review the brief and get back to you with the next steps.

No finished script yet? Start with an outline.

Get a quote