Voice builds trust before a single word is read. The right tone, clear delivery and a clean recording make an ad sound professional from the first second.
An isolated booth, a delivery that fits your message, then cleanup and mixing, in Arabic dialects and English.
Pick the closest package. Bigger project? Start with the custom tier and we will send a written scope and price.
From $49
From $99
From $299
Your final price is confirmed in writing after we review your details. Anything outside the scope is quoted before work starts.
We record in a sound-treated booth, so recordings come out clean — no echo, no background noise.
We help you choose the voice and tone for your audience: formal for corporate, warm for products, energetic for ads.
English voice over for US audiences, and native Arabic voices when you localize for Arabic-speaking customers.
We adapt the script for reading aloud and for the video length — writing for the ear is different from writing for the eye.
You receive processed files ready to use, and we can sync them to video and music in the same team.
From voice over to music, sound effects and the final mix — in one place.
Simple steps from script to a finished audio file.
We learn how the recording will be used, the audience and the video length.
We tune the script for delivery and timing.
We agree the language, dialect and delivery style.
Recorded in the booth, with alternate takes when needed.
Cleanup, level balancing and syncing to video.
Final audio files in the formats you need.
Start with the audience and the job the recording has to do. A corporate film or training module needs a calm, credible read; a social ad needs energy in the first two seconds; a phone menu needs clarity above everything else.
We agree the tone, pace and style with you before recording, and when the right voice is not obvious we suggest options so you can hear the difference before committing.
Price depends on script length, the number of versions, where the recording will be used (a paid ad campaign carries different usage terms than an internal training video), and whether you need syncing to picture, music and a final mix.
Send the script and the video if there is one, and we quote on the actual job instead of a generic per-word rate.
For English, a natural commercial pace is roughly 70 to 80 words for 30 seconds, fewer if you want room for a logo sting and music. Reading the script aloud with a timer is the most reliable test.
We review scripts before recording and suggest trims where a line will feel rushed, because writing for the ear is different from writing for the eye.
Yes. Alongside English, we record native Arabic voice over, which helps U.S. companies localizing explainers, apps or campaigns for Arabic-speaking customers. Every version is timed to the same picture so the edit does not have to be rebuilt.
If you want to direct the performance yourself, a live session over video call can be scheduled in advance.
Can’t find your question? Contact the team — we reply within one business day.
We choose the right voice for each project and audience, and agree on it before recording.
Usually WAV for full quality and MP3 for quick use, or any format your project needs.
It depends on script length, language and dialect, and usage (paid advertising or internal use). We quote once we see the script.
Yes, within the revisions agreed in the proposal — such as changing a word or re-recording a line.
Yes. You can join the session live by video call and direct the read. It is especially useful for ads where the tone needs precise direction.
Yes. We record greetings, phone menus and on-hold messages in a clear, calm delivery, and deliver the files in the format your phone system requires.
Yes. We cast native Arabic voices for Modern Standard Arabic and regional dialects, and handle Arabic dubbing with lip-sync timing for films, e-learning and ads.
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