By Daan Haket · Researched and written with an AI assistant · who does what
The pricing page contradicts itself on Ultra: the annual card says Unlimited for every tool, while the comparison table caps text to speech at 600,000 characters a month.
solo creators, educators and small teams who want text to speech, voice changing, cloning, transcription and sound effects in one subscription, and who use most of the quota every month.
you need long-form narration beyond the monthly character quota, or you want to publish commercially without paying.
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✓ Pricing re-verified 23 Oct 2026
“Billed $129.99 every year”Source: finevoice.ai/pricing, read 15 Oct 2026
“Billed $71.99 every year”Source: finevoice.ai/pricing, read 15 Oct 2026
FineVoice has a free plan and three paid tiers. Billed monthly: Basic $8.99, Pro $17.99 (the table offers 28% off the first month, $12.99) and Ultra $24.99. Billed annually: Basic $71.99, Pro $99.99 and Ultra $129.99 a year, which the cards show as $5.99, $8.33 and $10.83 a month. The plans are quotas across a suite of audio tools. In the comparison table, text to speech gets 1,000 characters a day on Free, then 100,000, 300,000 and 600,000 characters a month on Basic, Pro and Ultra, with at most 5,000 characters per input on the paid plans; the voice changer gets 3 minutes a day on Free, 24 hours on Basic and unlimited on Pro and Ultra; speech to text gets 30 minutes a day on Free, then 120, 240 and 420 minutes.
Instant voice clones run 3, 50, 100 and 300. Unused characters and minutes do not carry over to the next month, and sales tax may be added depending on where you live. The annual Ultra card lists every tool as Unlimited, while the comparison table on the same page gives Ultra 600,000 text-to-speech characters a month and 420 minutes of speech to text. Plans change — always verify the live price on their site.

Unused characters and minutes expire at the end of each month. The refund terms disagree too: the pricing page promises a 15-day money-back guarantee, the separate refund policy speaks of 30 days with conditions. Free output is for personal, non-commercial evaluation only.
AI audio suite for creators: text to speech, voice changer, voice cloning, speech to text, sound effects, background music and talking photos under one credit-based subscription, with a free daily allowance.

On annual billing the tiers sit close together: $71.99, $99.99 and $129.99 a year. For $28 more than Basic, Pro triples the text-to-speech quota from 100,000 to 300,000 characters a month, doubles the instant voice clones and the speech-to-text minutes, and makes the voice changer unlimited. Ultra adds another 300,000 characters and more clones for $30 more. Monthly billing changes the sums: a year of monthly Pro at $17.99 costs more than twice the annual price.
Because unused characters and minutes expire each month, buy the tier that fits your normal month, not your busiest one.
Start on the free plan; FineVoice's guide says no credit card is required. Free gives 1,000 text-to-speech characters a day and 3 minutes of voice changing a day, enough to judge the voices on your own scripts. For text to speech you type, paste or import a script (.txt, .docx or .srt), pick a voice and model, adjust pitch, speed or emotion tags and click Generate. Free output is for personal, non-commercial evaluation under FineVoice's terms, so publishing commercially needs a paid plan. If you pay, note the date: the pricing page offers a 15-day money-back guarantee.
Distilled from FineVoice's own pages: the pricing page with its comparison table and FAQ, read on 23 October 2026; the refund policy, terms of use and the get-started guide, read on 15 October 2026. FineVoice is an affiliate partner of ours through FirstPromoter. We have not used the software ourselves.
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The natural comparison is Murf — Murf is in our dossiers as a voiceover studio: on 3 October 2026 its Creator plan was $19 a month billed annually. FineVoice costs less per year and spreads its quota across many audio tools (voice changer, cloning, transcription, sound effects and music), while Murf is the narrower choice if the job is voiceover production.
Read on 23 October 2026: Basic $8.99, Pro $17.99 and Ultra $24.99 a month, or $71.99, $99.99 and $129.99 a year. There is also a free plan with daily limits.
No. The pricing FAQ says unused characters and minutes are not carried over to the next month. If you run out, you can buy more credits or wait for the next payment date.
Not according to the whole page. The yearly Ultra offer says Unlimited for each tool; the plan table a little lower puts Ultra at 600,000 text-to-speech characters a month and 420 minutes of speech to text. Ask FineVoice which of the two applies before you count on unlimited use.
The pricing page shows a 15-day money-back guarantee; FineVoice's separate refund policy describes refunds within 30 days under listed conditions. Request a refund early and in writing.
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