#1
Uberduck
Audio & Voice
$2/mo
Make AI vocals, voiceovers and songs from text
Pros
- Very low entry price: Starter is $2 a month when paid yearly.
- Beyond speech: It generates singing, rap and full songs, not just narration.
- Broad language support: Text to speech covers more than 70 languages.
Cons
- Commercial use needs Creator or above: Starter carries a non-commercial license.
- Credit caps: Plans range from 1,000 to 25,000 monthly credits.
- Faster support costs more: A 24-hour support response time is listed only on Pro.
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#2
SOUNDRAW
Audio & Voice
$5.99/mo
Make royalty-free beats and background music you can edit bar by bar
Pros
- Clean training data: The AI learns only from SOUNDRAW's in-house catalog.
- Edit without a DAW: Toggle instruments and adjust intensity or length in the browser.
- Release your songs: Plans allow distribution on Spotify, Apple Music and more.
Cons
- Download caps on Artist plans: Artist Starter allows 10 tracks and Artist Pro 20 per month.
- MP3 only on cheaper plans: WAV and stems start at Artist Pro.
- Company size limits: Self-serve plans are for teams under 10 people.
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#3
Riffusion
Audio & Voice
Free
Create, remix and share full songs with an AI producer
Pros
- Free to start: No credit card is needed to begin creating.
- Full songs with vocals: The Producer chat creates complete tracks, not just short loops.
- Video included: You can turn a song into a music video in the same place.
Cons
- Credit-based use: Creation runs on daily credits, so heavy sessions may be limited.
- Plan details unclear: The pages reviewed did not list paid tiers or limits.
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Generate royalty-free soundtracks that match your video's mood and length
Pros
- Fits your content: Set mood, genre, BPM and exact duration for each track.
- Useful extras: Copyright Checker is free on every plan.
- Deep track editing: Paid plans let you change structure, BPM, key and stems.
Cons
- Commercial use costs more: Free and Creator plans are non-commercial only.
- No refunds: All payments are listed as non-refundable.
- No music releases: Tracks can't be published on Spotify or registered in Content ID.
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#5
Harmonai
Audio & Voice
Free
Open-source generative audio tools for music makers
Pros
- Open source: Tools are released openly for anyone to use and build on.
- Made with musicians in mind: The project is framed around artists rather than replacing them.
- Custom sounds: You can generate your own sound libraries instead of relying on stock packs.
Cons
- Thin website: The site gives little detail about specific tools or how to install them.
- Community support only: There are no plans or formal support options listed.
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#6
ElevenLabs
Audio & Voice
$6/mo
Lifelike AI voices, dubbing, music and voice agents
Pros
- Natural-sounding speech: Voices carry emotion and tone, with models like Eleven v3 and Eleven v4.
- Huge voice choice: A library of 17,500+ voices plus voice design and cloning.
- More than voice: Dubbing, music, sound effects, transcription and agents share one credit pool.
Cons
- Credits run out fast on heavy tasks: Dubbing and music use far more credits than plain speech.
- Free plan lacks commercial rights: A commercial license starts on the Starter plan.
- Cloning tiers: Professional Voice Cloning needs Creator or higher.
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