Voice Actor Payouts let you earn cash rewards when paid users generate audio with your Professional Voice Clone shared in the Voice Library. Earnings are calculated based on usage by paid users and exclude use by free users. Your default rate is determined by your selected notice period, and payouts are processed automatically through Stripe.
- To get started, create a Professional Voice Clone of your voice. This feature is available on the Creator plan and above. We recommend uploading around 2 hours of clear, high-quality recordings containing only your voice, with consistent tone and no background noise, music, or effects. For detailed guidance, see our Professional Voice Cloning guide.
- After uploading your samples, you’ll complete a Voice Captcha verification by reading a short text prompt within a set timeframe. Once verified, your voice will be added to the training queue. The process typically takes a few hours but may take longer at peak times.
- Once training is complete, you can share your voice in the Voice Library. After a brief review by our team, your voice will become visible to other users who can save and use it to generate audio.
- You can choose how long your voice remains available after you decide to withdraw it by setting a notice period. This ranges from immediate removal up to a two-year period. This flexibility lets you balance earning potential with personal preference while giving other users clarity on when they’ll need to transition away from your voice.
- You can enable live moderation for your voice to prevent it from being used in restricted or sensitive content categories.
- Your default payout rate is determined by the notice period you select for your voice.
- To receive payments, you’ll need to set up a Stripe Connect account and maintain an active paid subscription (Starter plan or above). Payouts are processed automatically every 6–8 days once your earnings exceed the minimum threshold. In most cases, the threshold is $10, though some countries may have higher limits due to local regulations or payment provider requirements.
For more information, refer to our Terms of Service and Voice Library Addendum.