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Zero-shot voice cloning from 10–30 seconds of audio, plus text-to-speech, transcription and a talking avatar.
Voicv clones a voice from a short sample — the site says 10 to 30 seconds — and then reads any text back in it, with transcription and a talking-avatar video mode alongside, and a documented API for developers as well as the browser tool. Everything is metered in credits, with roughly a million credits equal to about 23 hours of audio: subscriptions run $19.90/month for 300,000 credits up to $140/month for six million, and one-off packs from $49.90 buy credits that never expire. The operator is NEXGOE LLC, registered at a Sheridan, Wyoming address. The site asks for consent from the voice owner, but that is a stated policy rather than an enforced check.
Subscriptions: Hobby $19.90/month for 300,000 credits, Basic $29.90 for 1M, Plus $89.90 for 3M, Pro $140 for 6M; yearly costs about ten months' worth. One-time packs run $49.90 for 1.2M credits up to $499.90 for 12.8M and never expire, while subscription credits reset monthly.
Use tool ↗Voicv prices in credits that map to published audio hours, which makes it easy to compare against ElevenLabs once you do the arithmetic — roughly 23 hours of audio per million credits. The non-expiring one-time packs suit occasional users far better than a subscription. What should give you pause is the vendor: a Wyoming LLC at a registered-agent address, with consent handled as policy rather than verification.
Watch out: Monthly subscription credits expire at the reset — only the one-time packs roll over.
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