Sometimes, but never as part of a standard voiceover project. Nothing recorded through the platform may be used to train, clone, or synthesize a voice. If you want to license a voice for an AI product, we handle it as a separate agreement between you and the talent, and the following four terms are not negotiable:
- The voice actor gives written consent for that specific project, knowing exactly what their voice will be used for. Consent buried in a terms page, or inferred from a past project, doesn’t count.
- The agreement defines the use in writing: the product, the content type, the territory, and the term. Anything outside that scope requires a new agreement.
- Compensation continues for as long as the voice is in use, through usage fees or a share of the revenue it generates. A session fee covers a session. It doesn’t cover a voice that keeps working nights, weekends, and holidays after the actor has gone home.
- The voice actor keeps ownership of their voice. We license it for a defined period. We don’t sell it, and no agreement we sign takes away an actor’s ability to keep working.












