Voice.ai pricing, free plan and limits

Last updated: 2026-10-11

Voice.ai supports text to speech in over 15 languages and ships voice changer apps for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. Made by Voice AI Inc., it pairs a real-time speech-to-speech changer with voice cloning, a developer API and phone voice agents, all drawing from one shared credit balance.

About Voice.ai

Voice.ai is a voice platform from Voice AI Inc., led by founder and CEO Heath Ahrens, whose earlier company iSpeech launched in 2007 and which Voice.ai's about page calls the first cloud-based text to speech platform. The product began as a free real-time voice changer for gamers and streamers. TechCrunch reported in June 2023 that it had more than 480,000 users and over 50,000 community voices, and that it raised $6 million led by Mucker Capital and M13 on top of $3 million of self-funding.

The original app is a speech-to-speech changer. The vendor says it keeps your pacing and emotion while swapping the voice, then feeds the result to Discord, Zoom, Minecraft or any program that accepts a microphone, and Ahrens told TechCrunch the audio is processed locally and passed through a virtual audio cable. Around that core the company now sells text to speech in over 15 languages, voice cloning, a Voice Universe library of user-made voices, and a developer API with voice agents that answer phone calls using a prompt and a knowledge base.

It suits streamers and VTubers who want a character voice live, gamers using in-game chat, and small businesses that want a basic phone answering agent without building one. Developers can prototype on the same account: the docs cover streaming speech, clone creation and the full agent lifecycle from create to deploy to pause. It is a weaker fit for teams that need a public audit report, because the SOC 2 and HIPAA claims sit on marketing pages and the public privacy policy predates the agent platform.

Everything draws from one credit balance, so a month's allowance is split between speech, agent minutes and audio tools such as the vocal remover and stem splitter. It has apps for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android plus a web dashboard. For live voice changing alone, Voicemod is the direct rival; for text to speech and cloning specialists, see ElevenLabs and Resemble AI. The wider AI voice assistants category, the conversational voice group and the list of tools with voice capability show where else to look, the best AI text to speech guide covers voiceover, and the AI voice assistants guide covers phone agents.

Pricing

ai/pricing, read 2026-10-11 in USD, step up from a free plan to Starter at $8, Launch at $24, Core at $99, Scale at $330 and Business at $880, with Enterprise on custom quotes. Launch shows a $12 first-month price (50% off) before it renews at the list price. Yearly billing shows two months free.

Credits are one pool: 1,000 credits buy a minute of text to speech or a minute of voice agent, and audio tools are far cheaper per minute. 04 on Business. That sum assumes you use the whole allowance, and the pricing page does not say whether telephony or language model charges sit inside those minutes.

If you only need phone agents on pay-as-you-go billing, price Vapi against this before committing to a monthly plan.

Key Features

• Real-time voice changer: Routes a converted voice into any app that takes a microphone, with the vendor naming Zoom, Discord, Minecraft, Fortnite, Valorant and Among Us among supported apps.
• Voice cloning: Builds a reusable voice from an uploaded or recorded clip, though the home page and the cloning page quote different minimum sample lengths.
• Text to speech: Generates speech across the languages on its home page, from Hindi to Ukrainian, with MP3, WAV and PCM output through the API and HTTP chunked streaming for live use.
• Voice agents: Runs inbound and outbound phone calls on assigned numbers, with RAG knowledge bases, call analytics and webhook events, configured by prompt or through the API.
• Auto Evals (alpha): Simulates agent conversations and generates evaluations that suggest prompt changes, which the developer docs label as Alpha.
• Voice Universe: A library of user-made voices, and the API lets the owner set each clone to public or private visibility.
• Browser audio tools: Includes an audio enhancer, vocal remover, echo remover, stem splitter, key and BPM finder and reverb remover, each metered in the same credits.
• Managed in-VPC deployment: Enterprise customers can run voice agents in their own virtual private cloud or on premises, with single sign-on, according to the vendor's voice agent page.

Pros

• Publishes a full plan table with credit allowances, clone caps and concurrency limits, where Voicemod shows prices only inside its app.
• The free tier is not a locked trial: the agent platform, the changer and the audio tools all work, held back only by per-job caps.
• One credit pool means a hobbyist can try the changer, cloning and phone agents without three separate subscriptions.
• The public API reference covers speech, streaming, clone management and the whole agent lifecycle, so a prototype does not depend on the desktop app.

Cons

• Trustpilot shows 1.6 out of 5 from 230 reviews (read 2026-10-11), and the recent one-star reviews we read cite automatic renewal charges, an installer that downloaded without a prompt, instability and inconsistent cloning.
• The privacy policy was last updated in 2022, before the agent platform existed, and it does not say whether uploaded audio is used to train models.
• The desktop Live Mode has a minimum GPU requirement and the app warns when a GPU is unsupported, so check the vendor FAQ before relying on it for live calls.
• The vendor's pages disagree on headline figures, for example calls handled (10M+ on one page, 100M+ on another), so treat marketing numbers as unverified.

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