The rules we will not bend

Our commitments to voice talent

• Written, informed consent for every project. The consent record names the client, the purpose, where the voice may appear, and how long the licence runs. If any of that changes, new consent is sought - it is never assumed.
• No perpetual buyouts by default. Licences have terms. Renewal is a fresh agreement and a fresh fee.
• No resale, ever. Your recordings serve the named project. They are not repackaged into other datasets or passed to third parties you never heard of.
• Rates before recording. You see the session fee and the licence scope before you commit to anything.
• Deletion routes that exist in writing. Voice recordings are personal data under UK and EU law. You can ask what we hold, and the path to deletion is documented, not theoretical.

Our commitments to AI clients

• Provenance you can evidence. Per-contributor consent documentation, ready for procurement and due-diligence review.
• EU AI Act Article 10 alignment. Data governance - relevance, representativeness, error handling and bias examination - is designed into collection, not bolted on after.
• GDPR-aware handling throughout. Voice data is collected, stored and transferred with data protection built into the workflow.
• Honest capacity. If we cannot recruit the speaker profile or hit the timeline, we say so before you have spent anything.

And one for everyone

Everything we say about the work is what it claims to be. The voices on the roster are real humans who applied and consented. No fabricated talent, no invented testimonials, no case studies that did not happen - on a site about trusting where voices come from, that would be a strange place to start cutting corners.