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Text-to-speech with 700+ voices, emotion and pace controls, voice cloning and video export
Typecast turns scripts into voiceovers with control over emotion, speed and dynamics rather than just voice choice, across 700-plus voices and 35-plus languages. It clones voices — instant or higher-quality slots depending on plan — and assembles the result into video exports up to 4K, with a separately priced API for developers. Credits are the meter: the free tier hands out 3,000 lifetime credits, about five minutes, and requires attribution. Basic is $5 a month for roughly 35 minutes, Plus $19, Pro $29 with the emotion controls and two cloning slots, Business $69 for teams. It is made by Neosapience, Inc., which lists Hyundai, LG and Krafton among its customers.
Plans are credit allowances: $5 a month is about 35 minutes of audio, $19 about 50 minutes, $29 about 90 and $69 about 250. Cloning slots, export resolution and storage step up with each tier, and the API is priced on its own page.
Use tool ↗One of the few text-to-speech tools where the emotional delivery is a real control surface rather than a preset, and it exports finished video rather than just audio. Pricing is honest about being metered, but the controls that make it interesting are gated to the $29 Pro tier, and everything is denominated in credits rather than minutes.
Watch out: The credit-to-minutes conversion is approximate and varies by voice and settings, so budget from a test render rather than the marketing figure.
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