Advertising
Point of sale voice-over
Native voice actors for in-store announcements, promotions and screen loops, recorded as short, separate files that a retailer can update without re-recording everything. The read is friendly and not pushy, because shoppers hear it again and again.
Samples on request, read from your own script.
Real human voices
- Human
Real human voices
Every voice is a professional actor in a booth. No synthetic voices.
- Native
Their first language
Cast from speakers who grew up with the language your audience speaks.
- Directed
A director on every line
We listen for meaning, pace and pronunciation in the session, not after it.
Who it’s for
Retail chains
Chains with store-wide announcements and seasonal promotions.
Shopping centres
Centres with public-address messages and event audio.
Brands with in-store screens
Brands showing product loops at the shelf.
Franchise operators
Operators who need the same voice in every branch.
Formats and lengths
The kinds of in-store audio that are recorded as separate files.
- Store announcement10 to 30 seconds
- Opening, closing and service messages that repeat daily.
- Promotional message15 to 30 seconds
- A time-limited offer, recorded so the price or dates can be swapped.
- Screen loop30 to 90 seconds
- Audio for a looping product or brand film.
- Seasonal setSeveral files
- A set of messages for a season, kept in the same voice.
Script examples by format
Three lines, three different reads. This is the brief our director works from.
Store announcement
Good morning, and welcome. Our bakery counter is fresh from the oven, just beside the main entrance.
Direction: Warm, relaxed
Promotion
This week only, buy two and save on every garden tool in the aisle.
Direction: Bright, clear
Closing
The store will close in fifteen minutes. Please bring your final purchases to the till.
Direction: Calm, polite
Available languages
Native voices in 100+ languages. These have their own page; ask for any other.
- GermanDeutsch
- SpanishEspañol
- FlemishVlaams
- American EnglishAmerican English
- British EnglishBritish English
- EnglishEnglish
- FrenchFrançais
- ItalianItaliano
- PortuguesePortuguês
- Brazilian PortuguesePortuguês do Brasil
- DutchNederlands
- Arabicالعربية
- Chinese中文
- Cantonese粵語
- Japanese日本語
- Korean한국어
- RussianРусский
- TurkishTürkçe
- PolishPolski
- Hindiहिन्दी
- SwedishSvenska
- Latin American SpanishEspañol latinoamericano
- Castilian SpanishEspañol de España
- GreekΕλληνικά
- Hebrewעברית
- DanishDansk
- NorwegianNorsk
- FinnishSuomi
- CzechČeština
- RomanianRomână
- HungarianMagyar
- UkrainianУкраїнська
- SerbianСрпски
- Thaiไทย
- VietnameseTiếng Việt
- IndonesianBahasa Indonesia
- Nepaliनेपाली
- Punjabiਪੰਜਾਬੀ
- WelshCymraeg
- CatalanCatalà
- AfrikaansAfrikaans
- ArmenianՀայերեն
- Taiwanese Mandarin國語
- Australian EnglishAustralian English
- Canadian EnglishCanadian English
- Irish EnglishIrish English
- Scottish EnglishScottish English
- New Zealand EnglishNew Zealand English
- Caribbean EnglishCaribbean English
- Khmerភាសាខ្មែរ
- FijianVosa Vakaviti
- Tibetanབོད་སྐད་
- TonganLea Fakatonga
- Mexican SpanishEspañol de México
- Argentine SpanishEspañol rioplatense
- Colombian SpanishEspañol de Colombia
- Chilean SpanishEspañol de Chile
- Peruvian SpanishEspañol del Perú
- Venezuelan SpanishEspañol de Venezuela
- Cuban SpanishEspañol de Cuba
- Dominican SpanishEspañol dominicano
- Puerto Rican SpanishEspañol puertorriqueño
- Costa Rican SpanishEspañol de Costa Rica
- Guatemalan SpanishEspañol de Guatemala
- Salvadoran SpanishEspañol de El Salvador
- Honduran SpanishEspañol de Honduras
- Nicaraguan SpanishEspañol de Nicaragua
- Panamanian SpanishEspañol de Panamá
- Ecuadorian SpanishEspañol del Ecuador
- Bolivian SpanishEspañol de Bolivia
- Paraguayan SpanishEspañol del Paraguay
- Uruguayan SpanishEspañol del Uruguay
- Andalusian SpanishEspañol andaluz
- Canarian SpanishEspañol canario
- US Hispanic SpanishEspañol hispano de EE. UU.
- French (France)Français de France
- Canadian FrenchFrançais canadien
- Belgian FrenchFrançais de Belgique
- Swiss FrenchFrançais de Suisse
- African FrenchFrançais d’Afrique
- German (Germany)Deutsch (Deutschland)
- Austrian GermanÖsterreichisches Deutsch
- Swiss GermanSchweizerdeutsch
- Angolan PortuguesePortuguês de Angola
- Mozambican PortuguesePortuguês de Moçambique
- Balearic CatalanCatalà balear
- ValencianValencià
- Indian EnglishIndian English
- Nigerian EnglishNigerian English
- Singapore EnglishSingapore English
- South African EnglishSouth African English
- Welsh EnglishWelsh English
- Philippine EnglishPhilippine English
- Kenyan EnglishKenyan English
- Pakistani EnglishPakistani English
- Ghanaian EnglishGhanaian English
- Modern Standard Arabicالعربية الفصحى
- Egyptian Arabicاللهجة المصرية
- Gulf Arabicاللهجة الخليجية
- Levantine Arabicاللهجة الشامية
- Moroccan Arabicالدارجة المغربية
- Algerian Arabicالدارجة الجزائرية
- Tunisian Arabicالدارجة التونسية
- Iraqi Arabicاللهجة العراقية
- Sudanese Arabicاللهجة السودانية
- AlbanianShqip
- BasqueEuskara
- BelarusianБеларуская
- BosnianBosanski
- BulgarianБългарски
- CroatianHrvatski
- EstonianEesti
- FaroeseFøroyskt
- GalicianGalego
- IcelandicÍslenska
- Irish GaelicGaeilge
- Scottish GaelicGàidhlig
- LatvianLatviešu
- LithuanianLietuvių
- LuxembourgishLëtzebuergesch
- MacedonianМакедонски
- MalteseMalti
- MontenegrinCrnogorski
- SamiSámegiella
- SlovakSlovenčina
- SlovenianSlovenščina
- LatinLingua Latina
- Yiddishייִדיש
- AzerbaijaniAzərbaycan dili
- Georgianქართული
- KazakhҚазақша
- KyrgyzКыргызча
- TajikТоҷикӣ
- TurkmenTürkmen dili
- UzbekOʻzbekcha
- MongolianМонгол хэл
- Persianفارسی
- Dariدری
- Pashtoپښتو
- Kurdishکوردی
- Assameseঅসমীয়া
- Bengaliবাংলা
- Gujaratiગુજરાતી
- Kannadaಕನ್ನಡ
- Malayalamമലയാളം
- Marathiमराठी
- Odiaଓଡ଼ିଆ
- Tamilதமிழ்
- Teluguతెలుగు
- Urduاردو
- Sinhalaසිංහල
- Sanskritसंस्कृतम्
- Bhojpuriभोजपुरी
- Awadhiअवधी
- Dzongkhaརྫོང་ཁ
- Sindhiسنڌي
- Mandarin普通话
- Burmeseမြန်မာဘာသာ
- CebuanoSinugbuanon
- JavaneseBasa Jawa
- Laoພາສາລາວ
- MalayBahasa Melayu
- TagalogTagalog
- HmongHmoob
- TetumTetun
- HawaiianʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
- MāoriTe Reo Māori
- SamoanGagana Sāmoa
- African languagesAfrican languages
- Amharicአማርኛ
- ChichewaChichewa
- HausaHausa
- IgboIgbo
- KinyarwandaIkinyarwanda
- LingalaLingála
- LugandaLuganda
- MalagasyMalagasy
- OromoAfaan Oromoo
- SetswanaSetswana
- SesothoSesotho
- ShonachiShona
- SomaliSoomaali
- SwahiliKiswahili
- Tigrinyaትግርኛ
- Tamazightⵜⴰⵎⴰⵣⵉⵖⵜ
- WolofWolof
- XhosaisiXhosa
- YorubaYorùbá
- ZuluisiZulu
- Haitian CreoleKreyòl ayisyen
- Jamaican PatoisPatwa
- GuaraníAvañeʼẽ
- NahuatlNāhuatl
- QuechuaRunasimi
- All languagesSearch the full list
How we work
Casting
We cast a voice that is pleasant to hear repeatedly and agree the energy against the store atmosphere.
Direction
A director runs the session against your brief: meaning, pace and every agreed pronunciation. You can listen in remotely.
Delivery
Short files named by message and date, with a version log so the right promotion plays at the right time.
Point of sale voice-over questions
Can I change prices without re-recording?
Record numbers and dates as separate files, so a promotion can be reassembled. We can plan this when we receive the script.
Can each branch have its own voice?
Yes, or one voice for the whole chain. Tell us the markets.
Do you provide background music?
We record the voice. Music can be added, or you can supply your own.
Which languages?
Native voices in the languages of your shoppers.
Tell us about your point of sale project
Four questions. A draft script or a word count is enough; you get a written quote before anything is recorded.
Request received
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