Deepgram provides advanced transcription and TTS services with powerful APIs. Targeted at developers and enterprise use cases.

Murf provides realistic AI voiceovers for videos, presentations, and more. Ideal for content creators seeking natural-sounding speech synthesis.

Mason L.

Deepgram excels in speech recognition and transcription accuracy.

Emma H.

Their real-time transcription API is incredibly fast and accurate.

Noah K.

Great for creating searchable audio archives for podcasts.

Karla M.

I like that there are new Spanish voices available.

Ryan S.

I needed an AI voice generator for multiple purposes. I tested a few confusing programs, but they didn't get the text-to-speech right. The other programs I tested were focused on making the sale.

Chris K.

There are a ton of great features, and it's simple and user friendly. But by far the best feature for me is the ability to export straight to u-law format and it works in my Cisco Unity, UCCX, and Webex CallingContact Center platforms, with no tweaking or fears of static. Great inclusion for anyone on a Cisco platform that needs the 8-bit ulaw mono format.

Lesley

The product looks good and I may very well have given it 5 stars, but it is a scam the way they lure you to waste loads of time playing with it as the site ALLEGES there is a free version ... but NO, you have to join a plan to convert what you create to an mp3. Of course, you need to dig into the help desk to be told that - not where you actually sign up for the trial! They need a new marketing decision-maker because this is a really poor introduction to your customer experience.

Kelley Whitaker

Beware Authors: Murf will force you into a paid plan immediately, and does not disclose that it has a naughty word filter that disables everything. Trying to hear how your work sounds? Well, one word Murf doesn't like in a work of literary fiction and the whole thing is toast. I used it for 20 minutes, downloaded nothing, and could not hear ANYTHING and they wanted to tell me that I wasn't eligible for a refund. Only when I told them I would dispute the charges with AMEX did they agree to refund.

Rodger Nixon

Pricing plan is a scam. The features they emphasize, number of voices etc. are basically irrelevant, you end up using just one or two. The meat of it is that all plans limit the amount of voice generation you get per month. It is far too little (4 hours in Pro plan) to get any consequential amount of work done. Each simple change you make, like adding a comma, requires you regenerate the voice and reduces your quota. Other AI text-to-voice have no such limits or much bigger ones. You have no control over the efficiency of the generation you just get dinged. Once you run out, which you will do well before your month is up, you can only pay for another user to get more generation time. IMO a total rip off.