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Get paid to record your voice for AI

AI voice jobs for real voices, paid properly - with written consent, plain-English licensing and rates agreed before you press record.

Now casting remote AI voice projects in the US, Canada, Mexico and mainland Spain. See all open castings.

The work

What AI voice work actually involves

AI companies need enormous amounts of recorded human speech to build text-to-speech engines, conversational assistants and cloned voices. That speech has to come from real people - and the good companies want it recorded properly, with rights they can prove.

That is where you come in. Typical projects we recruit for:

  • TTS corpus recording - reading scripted lines, consistently, across long paid sessions. The backbone of every synthetic voice.
  • Voice cloning with consent - lending your actual voice identity to a product, under a licence that names where it can appear and for how long.
  • Conversational and character voices - expressive recording for AI assistants, games and interactive products.
  • Multilingual and accent datasets - natural speakers of specific languages, dialects and regional accents. Often no voiceover experience needed.

Some sessions happen remotely from a decent home setup; others are captured at our studios in the UK. Read more about voice acting for AI training or how to sell your voice to AI on ethical terms.

Voice artist recording an AI training script at a microphone with headphones and a laptop

Why through us

The terms the marketplaces should have offered

01

Consent in writing, every time

Every project has a consent record naming the client, the purpose, the licence scope and the term. No perpetual buyouts hidden in signup terms.

02

Rates before you record

You see the session fee and the licence before you commit. If the scope changes, the paperwork and the fee change with it.

03

Your voice stays yours

Recordings are used for the named project only. They are never quietly resold, repackaged into other datasets, or used to train anything you did not agree to.

Join the roster

Apply as voice talent

Two minutes, no demo reel required - a link to anything we can listen to helps, but is not essential for dataset work. We review every application personally and only contact you about real, paid projects.

Voice artist recording a session at a desk microphone

Getting paid to record your voice for AI, asked plainly

Is getting paid to record your voice for AI legit?

It can be, and it is easy to check. A legitimate project tells you the client, what the recordings are for, how long the licence runs and what you will be paid, before you record anything. It never asks you to pay to join. If any of those are missing, walk away. Our standards are on the ethics and consent page.

How much do you get paid to record your voice for AI?

It is set per project and agreed in writing before you record. The fee depends on session length and how widely the recordings will be used. What AI voice work pays explains how the pricing works.

Can I record from home?

Often, yes. Some projects run as remote sessions with a producer on a call, some accept a decent home setup, and some are recorded at our UK studios. See the home studio requirements.

Do I need experience or a demo reel?

No. Many projects want natural, everyday speech rather than a trained voiceover performance, and a short voice note is enough to apply. Start with voice over jobs for beginners.

Questions before you apply?

The FAQ covers pay, consent, cloning and what happens to your recordings.

Read the FAQ

More for voice talent

Before you apply, read these

Everything we would want to know if we were the one signing.

What AI voice work pays

Session fees, recorded-hour pricing, licence term - and the clauses that cost more than the rate pays.

Starting with no experience

No reel, no agent, no course. What speech data projects actually need from first-timers.

Home studio requirements

Room noise, microphone, file spec, and why we ask for raw unprocessed audio.

Can AI clone my voice?

What is technically true, why dataset work is not cloning work, and what actually protects you.

Languages we recruit

The languages and accents datasets keep missing. Yours may be scarcer than you think.

Selling your voice ethically

How licensing works, and what fair terms look like on paper.