ElevenLabs vs Voiser

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors.

The short answer

Cheaper paid plan: Voiser — $5/mo vs $6/mo for ElevenLabs
Free plan: Both have one
Public API: Both have one
Best fit: ElevenLabs: Product teams adding narration or voice agents without training a model · Voiser: Occasional voiceover work priced by character rather than a subscription
Platforms: ElevenLabs: Web, iOS, Android · Voiser: Web

From our own records as of each tool's last check. Anything we have not confirmed is left out rather than guessed. How we verify

ElevenLabsSynthetic voices, cloning and dubbing sold by the credit

VoiserTurkish text-to-speech and transcription service sold as character and minute packs, not seats.

Side by side

Fact	ElevenLabs	Voiser
Category	Text-to-Speech	Text-to-Speech
Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Starts at	$6/mo	$5/mo
Public API	Yes	Yes
Trust score	88 / 100	92 / 100
Platforms	Web, API, iOS, Android	Web, API
Company	ElevenLabs	Voiser Teknoloji Ltd. Sti.
Launched	2022	—
Last verified	Oct 16, 2026	Oct 15, 2026

What our research says

ElevenLabs

The quality bar for synthetic speech and the easiest voice API to start on, but the credit meter is the actual product and it empties faster than the plan names imply.

Pros

Output quality and language coverage remain ahead of most rivals
One account spans speech, dubbing, recognition, effects and agents
The first paid tier is $6, so testing commercially costs almost nothing

Cons

Credits rather than minutes, so cost per finished second shifts with model and settings
Commercial licence and instant cloning are both withheld from the free tier
Professional voice cloning starts only at Creator ($22)
Team seats do not appear until the $299 Scale plan

Voiser

Volume pricing rather than seats makes it noticeably cheaper than the big TTS names for occasional work - $5 buys 30,000 characters outright. The language coverage on both sides is wide, and transcription accepts YouTube links directly. The catch is that the site you land on is the legacy one: the vendor is migrating to voiser.ai, and the cheap Personal text-to-speech tier does not include API access.

Pros

1,000+ voices across 75 languages and 140 dialects for text-to-speech
Transcription in 71 languages with timestamps, keyword detection and speaker identification on higher tiers
Accepts YouTube links directly for transcription and subtitling
Sold by volume - $5 for 30,000 characters, $2 for 30 transcription minutes
Extras included: voice cloning, talking avatars, WordPress plugin, JavaScript page reader

Cons

The Personal text-to-speech tier excludes API access; for voices it starts at the $17/month Small Business tier
The site carries a banner directing users to a separate rebuilt product at voiser.ai
Free trial is 50 characters and 5 minutes, too small to judge voice quality
File hosting duration varies by tier, at six months on the entry plan

Which one fits

Choose ElevenLabs if you need

Product teams adding narration or voice agents without training a model
Creators dubbing video into other languages with the speaker's timbre kept
Audiobook and podcast producers who need a licensable cloned voice

Choose Voiser if you need

Occasional voiceover work priced by character rather than a subscription
Subtitling and transcription in Turkish and other less-covered languages
WordPress sites that want an article read aloud