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Cleanvoice AI Review

Cleanvoice AI, an audio cleanup tool, strips filler words, long pauses and background noise from a recording while rebuilding speech to sound studio-recorded. It processes multiple tracks together and many files at once through its API, and does not train on what you upload.

Visit Cleanvoice AI →From $11/mo

Research-based review. Features and prices are checked on the vendor's own website, and the score is worked out from those facts. We haven't tested it hands-on yet.

The verdict

Cleanvoice AI suits podcasters who want filler words and silence cut automatically without touching a transcript, a step Adobe Podcast still handles manually despite its own free tier.

Pros

  • Cleanvoice cuts filler words, dead air and background noise while syncing edits automatically across every speaker's own track in a multitrack session.
  • Studio Sound applies EQ, dereverb, level balancing and loudness normalization to even out speakers in one pass.
  • A REST API and Python and JavaScript SDKs are priced the same as the web app, so automating the cleanup costs no more.
  • Finished audio exports as a timeline directly into Adobe Audition, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Reaper or Audacity.

Cons

  • There is no ongoing free plan, only a free trial limited to 30 minutes of processing.
  • Cleanvoice does not publish finished episodes to a podcast host; output has to be downloaded and uploaded elsewhere.
  • There is no shared team workspace on any plan.
From $11/moFree plan NoFree trial Yes
6.9/10

Spec Score

Cleanvoice AI against 5 audio cleanup tools
#2
of 5 audio cleanup tools
+0.9
vs the average
100%
from published facts
Ahead of other audio cleanup tools
What it fixes+2.1Privacy and trust+1.0
Behind other audio cleanup tools
Pricing-0.5
Every criterion
Tap a row for the facts
What it fixes8.0
+2.1 vs 5.9 avg32 of 40 points
Rebuilds speech to sound studio-recordedyes1.5 / 1.5
Sets loudness to a targetyes1.5 / 1.5
Cuts filler wordsyes1.5 / 1.5
Processes several tracks togetheryes1.5 / 1.5
Cuts silenceyes1 / 1
Works live on callsno0 / 1
Processes many files at onceyes1 / 1
Publishes straight to a hostno0 / 1
Why these numbers

Rebuilds speech to sound studio-recorded: Marketed as 'Studio Sound (Audio Enhancer)' on the Features page: rebuilds/enhances speech beyond simple noise removal (EQ, dereverb, level balancing).

Cuts filler words: Also described on the homepage: 'Find every filler word and long pause, and cut them out.' Stutter Remover is a related, separately named feature.

Processes several tracks together: Confirmed again via the API FAQ (embedded JSON): 'Yes, our API also supports multitrack files. It works great if your audio has multiple speakers.'

Cuts silence: Also listed as 'Deadair Remover' on the Features page; the homepage groups this with filler-word cutting ('Find every filler word and long pause, and cut them out').

Works live on calls: Checked homepage, features, integrations and developers pages for live-call/real-time processing; found none. 'Zoom Call & Interview' is listed as a source-recording use case (a file uploaded afterward), not live in-call processing.

Processes many files at once: FAQ answer read from the page's embedded JSON (UI string), since the accordion body is empty in the static HTML.

Publishes straight to a host: Checked features and integrations pages for direct publishing to a podcast host, YouTube or cloud storage; not found. Output is downloaded/exported (including into third-party editors or via API), not auto-published to a hosting platform.

Workflow and output6.0
-0.3 vs 6.3 avg12 of 20 points
File formats it exports6 export formats2 / 2.5
Apps it connects to8 integrations2 / 2.5
Where it runs1 platform0.5 / 2
Runs as a plugin in your editor0 plugin formats0 / 1.5
APIyes1.5 / 1.5
Why these numbers

File formats it exports: Counted from export_formats.

Apps it connects to: Counted from integrations. Editor timeline-export integrations from the Integrations page FAQ; Dropbox/Google Drive are import sources on the upload widget; Make.com from the vendor's own blog post 'Cleanvoice + Make.com Integration'.

Where it runs: Counted from platforms. Checked homepage and features pages for iOS/Android/desktop app or app-store badges; none found. Web app only (with an API/SDK for developers, not a separate platform).

Runs as a plugin in your editor: Counted from plugin_formats. Checked features, integrations and developers pages for VST/AU/AAX plugin support; not found. The editor support listed is timeline/marker export/import into those editors, not a plugin format running inside them, so recorded as [] (web/API service).

API: Python/JS SDKs plus a REST API; pricing FAQ states API and non-API pricing is the same.

Pricing6.0
-0.5 vs 6.5 avg13.2 of 22 points
Cheapest paid plan, monthly$116 / 6
Free planno0 / 2
Sells a licence you own outrightno0 / 2
Why these numbers

Cheapest paid plan, monthly: Cheapest paid plan on the monthly term. Read via browser: the page showed USD ($) figures by default without me touching the EUR/USD toggle (the <title> tag separately advertises '€10/month' generically, but the rendered pricing table itself was in $).

Free plan: Checked pricing and homepage; the no-cost offer is explicitly labelled a 'Free Trial', not an ongoing free tier, so recorded as false (see free_trial_days).

Sells a licence you own outright: Free trial, pay-once hour credits, and recurring monthly/yearly subscriptions; no perpetual software licence offered.

Privacy and trust6.5
+1.0 vs 5.5 avg11.7 of 18 points
Does not train AI on what you uploadyes4 / 4
SOC 2no0 / 2
GDPRyes1.5 / 1.5
Ways to reach support2 support channels1 / 2.5
Why these numbers

Does not train AI on what you upload: Terms and Conditions Section 7. The vendor's separate Privacy & Cookies policy is hosted off-domain on a third-party platform (app.privasee.io), which does not count as a vendor-owned page under this brief's rules, so this Terms clause is the evidence used.

SOC 2: Checked Terms and Conditions, Data Processing Agreement and the /developers/ page for SOC 2; not mentioned.

GDPR: Also stated on the /developers/ page as 'EU-hosted · GDPR'.

Ways to reach support: Counted from support_channels. Contact page gives only an email address; a documentation help centre exists at docs.cleanvoice.ai. Pricing lists a 'Quick Support' plan feature without naming the channel (chat/phone), so chat and phone were not recorded.

yesnonot published average for audio cleanup tools
How the Spec Score works

Scored from what Cleanvoice AI publishes on its own site. Not a hands-on test.

Compared with 5 audio cleanup tools. Facts checked 21 Sep 2026.

A fact the vendor does not publish gets half the points, or the typical value for a number, and says so. It never counts as a no. How we score.

Cleanvoice AI is a cloud service, available as both a web app and an API, that edits podcast and video audio automatically: cutting filler words, dead air and background noise while normalizing loudness across speakers. Because pricing runs on hour based credits rather than one flat unlimited plan, how much audio you process each month decides which option fits.

Cleanvoice AI homepage screenshot
Cleanvoice AI, Homepage

What is Cleanvoice AI?

Cleanvoice AI is operated by Sigmoid Creativity SRL, registered in Bucharest, Romania. It runs as an account based web app, with a REST API and Python and JavaScript SDKs for building the same cleanup into another product. Audio and video are uploaded and processed on Cleanvoice's servers rather than on your own machine.

What Cleanvoice AI fixes

The Background Noise Remover strips background noise, mouth sounds and breaths, and a separate Echo and Reverb Remover handles room sound. Studio Sound applies EQ, dereverb and level balancing alongside loudness normalization in one pass, so every speaker in a recording comes out sounding equally loud. The Filler Words Remover and a Stutter Remover cut spoken filler, and the Silence Remover, also called the Deadair Remover, cuts long pauses.

Multitrack editing keeps cuts in sync across every speaker's own track, removing filler words and dead air from each one in a single pass, and the API supports multitrack files the same way. Batch uploads are supported, with each file in a batch treated as its own separate job. Cleanvoice also edits video podcasts, accepting a video file and returning a processed one. It works on uploaded recordings rather than live audio: a Zoom call or interview is a source you upload afterward, not something Cleanvoice processes while the call happens.

Working with other people

Finished edits export as a timeline into Adobe Audition, Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Reaper or Audacity, so the cut can be finished in whichever editor a team already uses. Files can be pulled in from Dropbox or Google Drive, and a Make.com integration connects Cleanvoice to wider automations. The REST API and SDKs are priced the same as the web app. There is no shared team workspace on any plan.

Cleanvoice AI pricing: what each plan gives

Cleanvoice AI pricing screenshot
Cleanvoice AI, Pricing

There is no ongoing free plan. A free trial is offered with no credit card required, giving 30 minutes of processing rather than running for a set number of days.

Pay as You Go credits are a one time purchase: 5 hours for $11, 10 hours for $20, or 30 hours for $45. The Subscription plans bill monthly: 10 hours for $11 a month, 30 hours for $30 a month, or 100 hours for $90 a month, with lower monthly equivalent rates of $9.17, $25 and $75 when billed yearly. The cheapest paid options, a 5 hour Pay as You Go credit and the 10 hour Subscription, both cost $11.

Privacy and support

Cleanvoice's terms state it will not use your content or results for any purpose other than providing the service you requested, except where the law requires otherwise. Its data processing agreement commits Cleanvoice to GDPR aligned security measures, and the service is EU hosted. Support is by email, backed by a separate documentation site.

Who Cleanvoice AI suits

Cleanvoice suits podcasters and video producers editing multi speaker interviews who want filler word, dead air and noise cleanup applied consistently across every track, plus developers who want the same cleanup available through an API. Exporting straight into Audition, Premiere, Resolve, Reaper or Audacity fits a workflow that finishes the edit somewhere else.

It suits less well anyone who wants an ongoing free tier, a shared team account, or automatic publishing to a podcast host, since finished audio has to be downloaded and uploaded elsewhere yourself.

Screenshots

Cleanvoice AI features screenshot
Cleanvoice AI, Features

How Cleanvoice AI compares

Cleanvoice AI scores 6.9 out of 10 among the audio cleanup tools we rate. These three do the same job and are the closest to it, compared on what each vendor publishes.

6.9Cleanvoice AI
vs
5.3Adobe Podcast

Adobe Podcast

Cleanvoice AI cuts filler words, stutters and dead air automatically, while Adobe Podcast limits that kind of edit to deleting words by hand in the transcript. Cleanvoice AI's cheapest paid plan is $11 a month with no ongoing free tier, just a trial; Adobe Podcast keeps a free plan plus one paid tier at $19.99 a month. Both handle multiple tracks and batches of files, but only Cleanvoice AI ships a developer API.

Pick Adobe Podcast if you want an ongoing free plan instead of a trial.
Pick Cleanvoice AI if you want filler words and dead air cut automatically.

Cleanvoice AI vs Adobe Podcast →
6.9Cleanvoice AI
vs
7.2Auphonic

Auphonic

Cleanvoice AI and Auphonic both cut filler words and silence automatically and process several tracks together. Cleanvoice AI's cheapest paid plan is $11 a month against Auphonic's $13 a month, but Cleanvoice AI has no ongoing free tier, only a trial, while Auphonic's free plan never expires. Auphonic also publishes finished episodes straight to a podcast host or cloud storage; Cleanvoice AI only lets you download or export the result.

Pick Auphonic if you want an ongoing free plan and direct publishing to your host.
Pick Cleanvoice AI if you want the lowest paid price and don't need direct publishing.

Cleanvoice AI vs Auphonic →
6.9Cleanvoice AI
vs
5.2iZotope

iZotope

iZotope RX only cuts silence, on its Advanced tier, and does not mix several tracks into one. Cleanvoice AI cuts filler words and dead air automatically across several tracks at once. iZotope is desktop software you buy outright, with no free plan or API. Cleanvoice AI runs in your browser with a REST API, a trial instead of a free tier, and plans from $11 a month.

Pick iZotope if you want a one-time purchase and don't need tracks mixed together.
Pick Cleanvoice AI if you want filler and dead air cut across multiple tracks.

Cleanvoice AI vs iZotope →

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Cleanvoice AI cost?

There is no ongoing free plan, only a free trial with 30 minutes of processing. Paid options start at $11, either as a one time 5 hour credit or a 10 hour monthly subscription, up to a 100 hour subscription at $90 a month, with lower rates on yearly billing.

What file formats does Cleanvoice AI support?

It works with mp3, wav, flac and m4a audio and mp4 video, and exports transcripts as srt files.

Does Cleanvoice AI work with multitrack podcast recordings?

Yes. It keeps edits in sync across every speaker's own track, cutting filler words and dead air from each one, and the API supports multitrack files the same way.

Does Cleanvoice AI train on my audio?

Its terms state it will not use your content or results for any purpose other than providing the service you requested, except where required by law.

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