Voicemaker

Starter Credits Set the Entry Cost

The Starter plan is listed at $5 per month and includes 200,000 credits, according to Voicemaker’s homepage, checked on 2026-10-31.

Voicemaker’s pricing page lists the Free plan at $0 with limited generations; the FAQ describes conversion costs in credits rather than per download. For Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text, each character costs 2 credits, according to the FAQ.

Transcription is a separate metered task: the Flagship 1.0 model costs 10 credits per second, according to the homepage. Voicemaker says every plan has a credit limit and does not offer truly unlimited* text-to-speech conversions.

Credit rollover depends on the plan. Starter and Creator credits do not roll over, while Pro monthly credits can roll over for one billing cycle, according to the pricing page. Teams and Business monthly credits can roll over for up to three months, the same page states.

Voice and Audio Tools Share the Platform

Voicemaker describes text-to-speech, speech-to-speech, speech-to-text, voice cloning, and audio projects as parts of its service. For text-to-speech, users can type or paste text and adjust voice speed, pitch, and volume, according to the terms page.

Voice cloning accepts an uploaded sample or recording, with a 20-second minimum, according to the homepage. VoxStudio accepts audio or video uploads up to 50 MB and exports several audio formats, the homepage says.

Generated SuperTTS files are saved to account history and can be deleted from the library, according to the homepage. The Starter plan also includes cloud storage and file history, according to the about page. Voicemaker says its text-to-speech models use XTTS2, FastSpeech2, and open-source and proprietary libraries.

Commercial Rights Depend on Plan Status

Paid plans include personal and commercial rights for created voiceovers, while free-tier and trial use is limited to personal, internal evaluation, or non-commercial use unless the account has a paid subscription, according to Voicemaker’s terms and pricing page. The terms also say subscription-created audio may be used commercially according to the applicable plan terms.

Voicemaker says users retain rights in submitted materials and generated audio, subject to its ownership of the services and licensed voices. Its FAQ further states that paid-plan users retain copyright ownership of generated voice audio. Paid plans permit commercial use of Voicemaker-created voices, but do not grant resale rights, according to the terms.

The terms prohibit cloning or impersonating a real person without that person’s explicit consent. Before registering, buyers should clarify how their planned use fits the applicable plan terms and whether any licensed voice conditions affect that use.

Conversions Deduct Credits Before Download

Credits are deducted for each conversion, not each download, according to Voicemaker’s FAQ. That distinction matters when revising text: a new conversion consumes credits even if the resulting file is downloaded later.

The service describes a workflow in which typed or pasted text is converted to speech after users adjust voice speed, pitch, or volume. Help-center instructions cover saving voice profiles and adjusting audio export settings, as well as accessing file history and retrieving files in the cloud.

The help center also covers the Pronunciation Editor, audio volume and speed controls, background music, and converting text in multiple languages or voices. It includes instructions for downloading subtitle files in SRT or TXT formats.

Paid Rights and Rollover Have Defined Terms

• Voicemaker states in its Terms that paid plans allow commercial use of Voicemaker-created voices but do not grant reselling rights.
• The FAQ says Pro monthly credits can roll over for 1 billing cycle; Teams and Business monthly credits can roll over for up to 3 months.
• The Starter plan includes cloud storage and file history, according to the about page.
• The help center includes instructions for enabling two-factor authentication and signing out of all sessions.

Expiry and Refund Exclusions Narrow Flexibility

Voicemaker states that Starter and Creator plans do not include credit rollover.

• Starter and Creator credits do not roll over, so unused credits do not carry into a later billing cycle, according to the pricing page.
• If a plan expires without renewal, paid-feature access stops and unused credits, including carryover credits, are cleared, according to the FAQ.
• The refund policy excludes renewals and plan upgrades; the FAQ limits refund eligibility to first-time purchases requested within 5 days.
• Voicemaker’s refund policy says no refund applies after more than 200,000 credits have been used.
• The refund policy says an account may be suspended or terminated while resolving a chargeback or payment dispute initiated without first contacting support.

Several buyer-facing details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Credit-Based Production Sets the Workload Fit

The conversion meter suits production where text length and revision frequency are planned, because credits are counted at conversion rather than download.

VoxStudio tools offer five free files every 12 hours, each up to 10 minutes, without sign-up, according to the homepage. Speech to Text Lite also allows five files every 12 hours without sign-up, according to the homepage. For SuperTTS, the homepage specifies a limit of 3,000 characters per generation.

Every plan has a credit limit, as Voicemaker states.

Compare Voice Tools by Rights and Meter

When comparing voice tools, check how commercial rights are defined and whether they cover the intended use. Compare supported output formats, the billing unit for each conversion, API access, trial scope, and the support route. These criteria show what to clarify before comparing plan costs.

Questions About Credits, Rights, and Access

How do payment routes affect renewal?

Payment routes affect renewal differently: Stripe card subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-pay is disabled before the renewal date, while PayPal and Razorpay subscriptions expire at the end of their duration. Voicemaker says PayPal and Razorpay plans require manual renewal each billing cycle.

What conditions apply to a refund request?

A refund request may qualify for a first-time purchase if submitted within 5 days, the purchase was not promotional or discounted, and it was not a renewal or upgrade, according to the refund policy. Approved refunds are processed within 3–5 business days to the original payment method.

What refund deductions apply after credits are used?

For qualifying purchases, the refund policy lists a $2 deduction for 1–50,000 credits used and a $4 deduction for 50,001–100,000 credits used. It lists a $6 deduction for 100,001–150,000 credits, and an $8 deduction for 150,001–200,000 credits.

How does Voicemaker describe its support response time?

Voicemaker says support inquiries are handled by email and that it aims to respond within 24 hours, without guaranteeing that timing for standard products. Refund requests can be submitted through the Contact Us form or by email, according to the refund policy.

Why do the published language counts differ?

The about page describes over 2,000 AI voices across more than 130 languages and accents, while the FAQ says the service supports 140+ languages. These are the respective figures published by Voicemaker; buyers should confirm which count applies to the voice catalog they need.

Proceed After Reconciling the Written Terms

Fits if the plan allowance and conversion meter match the intended production workload, and the paid-use terms cover the planned audio.

Probably not if commercial use is needed during free-tier or trial access, which Voicemaker limits to personal, internal evaluation, or non-commercial use.

Main risk is losing unused credits when access ends without renewal, alongside the end of paid-feature access.

Sources

Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.

• voicemaker.in/pricingchecked 2026-10-31
• voicemaker.in/faqchecked 2026-10-31
• voicemaker.inchecked 2026-10-31
• voicemaker.in/termschecked 2026-10-31
• voicemaker.in/aboutchecked 2026-10-31
• help.voicemaker.inchecked 2026-10-31
• voicemaker.in/refund-policychecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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