Voice IVR, answering machines, voice prompts, notifications and support scenarios. System voices are ideal for a quick start, a custom voice — for a single branded sound.
Greetings, menu items, routing, on-hold waiting and service messages.
Support scenarios, reminders, order statuses, instructions and recurring phrases.
Create a custom voice and use it in IVR, advertising, training and content.
“Hello, you have reached…”, department choice, opening hours and forwarding — in a clear presenter delivery.
Queue messages, “your call is important to us”, prompts and information about current offers while on hold.
Order confirmation, delivery status, appointment reminders and service alerts — in a single voice.
Write the menu, waiting and notification phrases. Each fragment can be voiced as a separate file.
A clear system presenter for a quick start or a branded custom voice for recognisability.
Download WAV/MP3 for your PBX or generate audio on the fly via REST API from the contact centre.
Contact-centre scripts change constantly: offers, opening hours, statuses, new departments, legal wording. If every edit requires a voice actor, updating the voice menu becomes expensive and slow. AI voicing lets you quickly rebuild the needed fragment and keep a single timbre.
The finished audio suits telephony, chatbots and voice assistants: upload files to your PBX or generate speech from code via the API.
The first 10.000 characters are free. The API for integration is available from the Starter plan.
WAV and MP3 — standard formats for most IVR platforms and cloud PBXs. Files can be uploaded manually or retrieved via the API.
Yes. Each fragment is voiced separately, so you can update a greeting, opening hours or a status without re-recording the whole script — in the same voice.
Yes. Create a private custom voice and use it across all voice scenarios — menu, waiting and notifications. Learn more on the “Brand voice” page.
Via the REST API: your service sends text and receives finished audio. The API is available from the Starter plan — documentation and examples are on the developers page.
Test the voice on real menu or notification text — we’ll show a demo for your case.