Three plans built around the three studios. Every plan includes the same real-sounding voice engine, the difference is what you can do with it.
Podcast generation and the voice library, for people producing their own audio.
Everything in Creator, plus sales calling and consented voice cloning.
High-volume calling, custom cloning, and priority support for larger operations.
| Capability | Creator | Business | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Podcast generation | |||
| Voice library | |||
| Multi-voice & chapters | |||
| Sales calling | , | ||
| Real-time objection handling | , | ||
| Consented voice cloning | , | ||
| Custom voice cloning | , | , | |
| High call-volume capacity | , | , | |
| Priority support | , | , |
Podcast plans are measured in generated audio minutes per cycle, and calling plans in connected call minutes. Your included allowance is shown on your plan, and you're notified before you approach it, no silent overage surprises.
Before any voice is cloned, the person it belongs to records a guided sample and provides explicit consent, which is tied to that voice and can be revoked at any time. Cloning is blocked until consent is verified. Full detail lives on the Security page.
Yes. Creator covers podcast generation and the voice library; moving to Business adds sales calling and consented cloning on top, without losing anything you've already set up.
Plans can be cancelled at any time and stay active through the end of the current billing cycle. There's no long-term lock-in, and cloned-voice consent can be revoked independently of your subscription.
Yes. The pacing, tone, and interruption handling are identical across plans. Higher tiers unlock more studios and more capacity, not a better-sounding voice.