VoiceOverMaker
VoiceOverMaker sells text-to-speech by the character pack with no subscription, from EUR 10 for 60,000 characters.
Reviewed by the Noxilo team
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What VoiceOverMaker is
VoiceOverMaker is a text-to-speech service from a Germany-based operator (Bielefeld, per the site) that sells voice-over characters in packs instead of a subscription. Alongside TTS it bundles a browser video editor, screen recorder, transcription, translation and AI video-to-text tools. It suits YouTubers, course makers and small teams who produce voice-overs occasionally and hate monthly fees.
Pricing without a subscription
The site says you pay only for what you need, and listed prices are final. Free gives 800 characters for personal use only. Standard is EUR 10 for 60,000 characters, Medium is EUR 16 for 120,000 and Large is EUR 25 for 300,000, all with commercial use. The unit price drops from about EUR 0.17 to EUR 0.08 per 1,000 characters as packs grow, so the Large pack is the better value if you will use it.
Prices are in euros. The page does not state whether purchased characters expire, so check that before buying the large pack.
What the free tier really means
800 characters is roughly a short paragraph, enough for a few seconds of audio to test voices. It is personal use only, so you cannot put free output into a monetized video. Treat it as an audition tool.
Claims to treat carefully
The page contradicts itself on voice count. One section says over 160 voices in 40+ languages, another says 800+ voices in more than 80 languages and variants, and a separate WaveNet section mentions 260+ voices. Check the language you need in the voice list rather than trusting the headline number.
The site also claims 100,000+ users and 2,900,000+ voices created. Those are self-reported.
Who should skip it
Skip VoiceOverMaker if you need a studio-grade cloned voice, emotional performance control or a team workspace with approvals. Pick it if you voice a handful of videos a month and want to pay once per batch. Decision rule: test your language and voice on the free 800 characters, then buy Standard first and move up only after you know your real monthly character use.
Also listen for pronunciation of names and numbers. Every text-to-speech engine stumbles on brand names, so spell tricky words phonetically and re-generate only the sentences that need fixing to save characters.
Key features
- Pay-per-pack text-to-speech
- Voices in many languages
- Browser video editor
- Screen recorder
- Transcription and translation
- Commercial use on paid packs
- No subscription
Pros & cons
π Pros
- No subscription
- Large pack is about EUR 0.08 per 1,000 characters
- Commercial use on all paid packs
- Extra tools in the same account
π Cons
- Free tier is personal use only
- Voice and language counts are inconsistent on the page
- Expiry of purchased characters not stated
Use cases
- Narration for YouTube videos
- Course and e-learning voice-overs
- Presentation narration
- Quick translation and voicing of scripts
VoiceOverMaker pricing
As of October 2026 VoiceOverMaker sells one-off character packs in euros. There is no subscription.
| Pack | Characters | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 800 (personal use) | EUR 0 |
| Standard | 60,000 | EUR 10 |
| Medium | 120,000 | EUR 16 |
| Large | 300,000 | EUR 25 |
VoiceOverMaker price history
Frequently asked questions
Does VoiceOverMaker need a subscription?
No. The site sells character packs and says you only pay for what you need.
Can I use the free voice-overs commercially?
No. The free 800 characters are for personal use only.
How many voices does it have?
The page gives conflicting figures, from 160+ to 800+. Check the voice list for your language.
Where is the company based?
The site lists Bielefeld, Germany.
How we researched VoiceOverMaker
We checked VoiceOverMaker's own website, its pricing page and the sources below (October 28, 2026). Prices change often: the vendor's checkout is always the final word. Deals are re-checked as Black Friday gets closer.