Voice cloning turns a recording of a real voice into an AI voice you can type for. Most tools put it behind a paid plan, and each one sets its own rules about whose voice you may clone. This page lists every tool we track whose pricing page includes voice cloning, cheapest plan first.
Use this comparison to shortlist plans by cost and permission requirements, not to choose the most realistic voice. We have not compared clone similarity, pronunciation or long-form stability. The table covers price, commercial terms, the free plan and consent rules. For prices at a given number of minutes, use the pricing calculator; for license details, use the license checker.
Voice cloning plans compared
| Tool | Cheapest plan with voice cloning | Commercial use (that plan) | Cloning on the free plan | Consent rule, in the vendor's words | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MiniMax AudioVisit site Checked | Starter, $5/mo | Unclear | Not stated | Not stated | The free plan gets 3 slots under "Voice Slots (Clone & Design)". |
| TypecastVisit site Checked | Basic, $5/mo | Conditional | No | Not stated | Instant Cloning from Basic; Professional Cloning from Plus. |
| VoicemakerVisit site Checked | Starter, $5/mo | Yes | No | Not stated | — |
| ElevenLabsVisit site Checked | Starter, $6/mo | Yes | No | Confirm that you have the right and consent to clone the voice (Instant Voice Cloning). Professional Voice Cloning: "For now, we only allow you to clone your own voice." | Instant Voice Cloning from Starter; Professional Voice Cloning from Creator, with a voice verification step. |
| Fish AudioVisit site Checked | Plus, $15/mo | Conditional | Not stated | "Premium subscribers can use verified voices (that you own) for commercial purposes." | The free plan lists 3 public voice slots, while "Enhanced voice cloning" is crossed out. |
| ListnrVisit site Checked | Individual, $19/mo (billed annually; monthly price not shown on official site) | Yes | No | Not stated | Listnr says "Thirty seconds of clean speech is enough" to clone your voice. |
| DescriptVisit site Checked | Hobbyist, $24/mo per seat | Unclear | Limited | "Descript requires explicit recorded authorization from the person whose voice will be used before creating a voice clone." | The consent statement must be read aloud in English. |
| NaturalReaderVisit site Checked | Starter, $29/mo | Yes | Not stated | Not stated | — |
| JellypodVisit site Checked | Starter, $30/mo | Yes | No | Not stated | No free plan, only a 7-day free trial. Voice clones: 2 on Starter, 8 on Creator, 20 on Business. |
| AsyncVisit site Checked | Pro, $39.99/mo per seat | Yes | No | Not stated | On the web, voice cloning starts at Pro. The pricing table marks it as available in the iOS app on every plan. |
No voice cloning on self-serve plans: Murf.
Pricing page doesn't mention voice cloning: Speechify, Synthesys, TTSMaker, Uberduck, WellSaid Labs and Wondercraft.
Cloning on free plans
Few free plans include voice cloning. Descript lists it as limited on the free plan. 6 of the 10 pricing pages leave it off, and the pages for MiniMax Audio, Fish Audio and NaturalReader don't say either way, so try the free plan before you count on it.
A free clone is for trying the feature. Most free plans forbid commercial use, so a voice cloned on a free plan usually can't go into monetized or client work. Our free plan page shows what each free plan allowed when we used it.
Consent and verification
Only ElevenLabs, Fish Audio and Descript state a consent rule on the pages we read, and the rules differ:
- ElevenLabs asks you to confirm that you have the right and consent to clone the voice before you save an Instant clone. Its Professional Voice Cloning only clones your own voice and asks you to verify it.
- Descript needs the person whose voice is cloned to read a consent statement aloud, in English. Someone else can create the clone only with that recorded authorization.
- Fish Audio limits commercial use to verified voices that you own, on paid plans.
If you clone a client's or a colleague's voice, get their written permission and keep it, whatever the tool asks for.
Want a whole podcast in your cloned voice? See our AI podcast generator comparison.
How much audio you need
Only two tools here state a length. ElevenLabs asks for at least 1 minute of audio for Instant Voice Cloning, and at least 30 minutes, ideally 1 to 3 hours, for Professional Voice Cloning. Listnr says thirty seconds of clean speech is enough. Record in a quiet room, at a steady distance from the microphone, in the tone you want the clone to use.
Commercial use of a cloned voice
The license comes from your plan, not from the clone. With clear or conditional commercial terms, plans with voice cloning start at $5/mo (Typecast Basic and Voicemaker Starter). Plans at the lowest price, MiniMax Audio Starter, Typecast Basic and Voicemaker Starter, don't all have the same terms, so compare the commercial column before you publish. Deciding between two of them? See ElevenLabs vs Fish Audio.
Instant vs professional cloning
Instant cloning works from a short sample. Professional cloning trains on much more audio, and both tools that offer it put it on a higher plan. ElevenLabs offers Instant from Starter and Professional from Creator. Typecast offers Instant Cloning from Basic and Professional Cloning from Plus.
Tools without voice cloning on their pricing page
Some tools we track don't sell voice cloning on a self-serve plan: Murf. The pricing pages for Speechify, Synthesys, TTSMaker, Uberduck, WellSaid Labs and Wondercraft don't mention it.
We re-check every tool each month, and the date at the top of this page tells you when we last did.