Comparison

Voxmint vs Voicemaker

Voicemaker has far more voices and languages, and includes voice cloning on every paid plan. Voxmint has fewer, curated voices, lets you design a new voice from a description, and charges one rate for every voice: $16.67 per million characters, where Voicemaker charges $25 for its standard voices and up to $100 for its premium ones.

Prices checked on , from each company's own pages or archived copies (sources below). If you spot something out of date, tell us at support@voxmint.app.

Side by side

FeatureVoxmintVoicemaker
Cheapest paid planStarter $5/month for 300,000 charactersStarter $5/month for 200,000 credits
Price per 1M characters, entry plan$16.67 for every voice$25 for standard voices; $50 or $100 for premium voices (2× or 4× credits)
Price per 1M characters, larger plan$15.00 (Pro)$24 for standard voices (Pro, $24 for 1M credits)
Free plan30,000 characters a month, up to 1,000 per generation, personal use only25,000 credits a month, 250 characters per conversion, personal use
Max characters per generation5,0003,000 on Starter, 5,000 on Creator, 10,000 on Pro and up
Languages24 languages with 113 ready-made voices130+ languages, over 2,000 voices
Cantonese and VietnameseYes: 1 Cantonese voice and 25 Vietnamese voicesYes, both
Voice design from a descriptionYes, on every plan including FreeNot offered (prompts control delivery, not the voice)
Voice cloningNo, by policyYes, 5 to 50 cloned voices depending on the plan
APIEvery plan, same balance and price as the web appSeparate developer platform, pay as you go
One-time purchaseCharacter packs from $10Top-ups at $20 per 1M credits on paid plans

Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters count as two on both services.

Choose Voicemaker if

  • You need a language or a specific voice style Voxmint does not have; Voicemaker lists over 2,000 voices.
  • You need voice cloning.
  • You only use its standard voices, where the price is close to Voxmint’s.

Choose Voxmint if

  • You want one price for every voice, without premium multipliers.
  • You want to design a new voice from a sentence instead of searching through thousands.
  • You want the API in the same account and balance as the studio.
  • You want named, consistent voices for Asian languages, including Vietnamese and Cantonese.

Questions

Is Voxmint cheaper than Voicemaker?
For premium voices, clearly: Voxmint charges $16.67 per million characters for any voice, and Voicemaker charges 2× or 4× credits for its premium models. For Voicemaker’s standard voices the prices are close ($25 against $16.67 on the entry plans).
Does Voxmint have as many voices as Voicemaker?
No. Voxmint has 113 curated voices in 24 languages, and voice design for anything else. Voicemaker lists over 2,000.
Can I use the audio commercially?
On Voxmint, with any paid plan or pack. Voicemaker also includes commercial rights on its paid plans; both free plans are for personal use.

Sources

Voicemaker is a trademark of its owner. Voxmint is not affiliated with or endorsed by Voicemaker.