Real-time voice changer for streams and voice chat
Voicemod sits between the microphone and whatever application is listening, so its effects reach Discord, OBS and games with no per-app integration. Alongside the voice presets it ships a soundboard, a typed-message speech input for chat, and VoiceLab for building custom voices. It is Windows and macOS only, and the vendor has withdrawn its public pricing page — voicemod.net/pricing now lands on the homepage.
No published price: voicemod.net/pricing now redirects to the homepage and paid tiers are only visible inside the app or account area. Third-party trackers report Pro somewhere between $2.49 and $10 a month depending on term, plus a one-time lifetime licence around $40-45, but the figures disagree and none could be confirmed against the vendor.
Use tool ↗Still the default voice changer for Discord and stream setups, and the free tier is usable — but the company has stopped publishing prices, which is an odd thing for a consumer app to do.
Watch out: The public pricing page has been taken down; the only way to learn what Pro costs is to install the app and open the account screen.
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