Typecast is an AI voice generator built around Neosapience's own SSFM speech model, with both instant and professional voice cloning. Whether it suits you depends on how much you need to download rather than just preview: every plan, including the free one, lets you generate and listen without limit, but downloading audio spends a metered credit allowance.
What is Typecast?
Typecast is made by Neosapience, Inc., a South Korean company. It runs as a cloud product: a web studio plus native iOS and Android apps, with no self-hosted or offline option. Typecast also sells a separate API product with its own pricing, distinct from the Studio plans covered here.
Making voiceovers with Typecast
Typecast's voice library runs to 700+ voices across 35+ languages, generated by its own SSFM speech model. Generation and playback are unlimited on every plan, including the free one; only downloading audio spends credits.
Two kinds of voice cloning are offered. Instant cloning creates a voice from a sample of 5 or more seconds and is available from the Basic plan up; Professional cloning needs a sample of 5 or more minutes and delivers a studio-level clone, available from the Plus plan up. Uploading a sample requires you to confirm you have permission to use any third-party voice in the submission, and that you consent to the uploaded file being used for AI training.
Smart Emotion adjusts a voice's emotion and delivery in one click, with manual and advanced controls, including intonation, on Pro and above. A separate pronunciation control lets you fine-tune pronunciation, pitch and pacing down to the syllable.
Typecast does not offer dubbing that translates existing speech or video into another language, and it does not offer speech-to-speech conversion that keeps the timing of a recording you supply; it generates voice from text and from cloned voices, not by transforming an existing recording. For longer work, scripts support multi-speaker dialogue and Typecast can turn a full manuscript into an audiobook without recording, and every plan lets you generate and refine a script freely before spending download credits. Typecast does not read your own documents, such as PDFs or web pages, aloud.
Working with Typecast
Typecast runs on the web and as native iOS and Android apps, so you can generate voiceovers from a phone as well as a desktop. Adding team members to an account is a Business-plan feature; it is not available on Free, Basic, Plus or Pro. A separate Typecast API offers full audio generation, real-time playback and subtitle timing for developers who want to build Typecast into their own product, priced apart from the Studio plans.
Typecast pricing: what each plan gives
Typecast's Free plan costs $0 a month and allows unlimited generation and playback, 3,000 lifetime download credits worth about 5 minutes, 3 projects, standard 16kHz audio, HD 720p video export, 1GB of storage and a 7-day download history. Free downloads require attribution and carry no commercial licence.
Basic costs $5 a month, or $4.50 a month billed yearly, and adds a commercial licence, though downloads still require attribution, plus 30,000 download credits a month, about 35 minutes, and instant voice cloning. Plus costs $19 a month ($17 yearly) and makes attribution optional while adding professional voice cloning. Pro costs $29 a month ($26 yearly) and adds the advanced emotion and intonation controls. Business costs $69 a month ($62 yearly) and adds the ability to add team members. Enterprise pricing is not published and requires contacting Typecast directly.
Privacy and support
Typecast's privacy policy is written in accordance with South Korea's Personal Information Protection Act, the EU and UK GDPR, and the California Consumer Privacy Act.
Support runs through email and a help centre; no live chat, phone line or community forum is listed.
Who Typecast suits
Typecast suits anyone producing voiceovers, audiobooks or multi-speaker scripts who wants a large voice library and both instant and professional cloning inside one subscription, with generation and playback free to experiment with before spending download credits. Its native iOS and Android apps also suit creators who want to work from a phone.
It suits less well anyone who needs dubbing that translates existing video into another language, a voice changer that preserves a recording's timing, or a document reader, since none of those are offered. Teams that need shared seats also have to reach the $69-a-month Business plan, since adding team members is not available below it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Typecast cost?
Typecast has a free plan with unlimited generation and playback, plus 3,000 lifetime download credits. Paid plans start at Basic for $5 a month, or $4.50 a month billed yearly, rising to Business at $69 a month for team members.
How many voices and languages does Typecast support?
Typecast's voice library runs to 700+ voices across 35+ languages, built on its own SSFM speech model.
Does Typecast offer voice cloning?
Yes, in two forms. Instant cloning works from a sample of 5 or more seconds and is available from the Basic plan; Professional cloning needs a sample of 5 or more minutes and is available from the Plus plan.
Does Typecast train on what I upload?
Uploading a sample for voice cloning requires you to consent to that file being used for AI training; the general privacy policy does not separately state whether other content is used to train Typecast's models.
