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Voice over jobs, with the pay on the ticket.

Every casting here arrives with the brief, the voice the client wants, the deadline and the estimated pay already on it. You choose what to read, record it in your own booth and send the take. There's nothing to bid and no invoice to chase.

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  • Closed Radio spot for a live music event
    Male or femaleUSD 150est.
  • Closed Radio spot for a live music event
    Male · Spanish (Latin American) · Mature AdultUSD 150est.
  • Open, last day Commercial about early parenthood
    Female · English (Australian) · Young AdultUSD 450est.
  • Open, 3 days left Wellbeing explainer on work life balance
    Male or female · English (British) · Young AdultUSD 215est.
  • Open, 3 days left Patient support narration, health topic
    Male or female · English (North American) · AdultUSD 255est.
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Inside a real casting

Read the ticket before you read the script.

This is a real casting from the board right now, exactly as the public board shows it. The client's name and the script stay private; everything you need to decide whether it's yours is on the card.

Casting · CommercialOpen, last day

Commercial about early parenthood

1The briefA short broadcast and online commercial on the theme of expecting a first baby. The script runs around 48 words, roughly 16 to 30 seconds. The client wants a modern, fun and relatable read with genuine emotion underneath, the sort of delivery that sounds like someone living it rather than selling it. Natural pacing, warm and honest, with a lift at the end.
2Voice wanted
  • Female
  • English (Australian)
  • Young Adult
  • warm
  • relatable
  • emotional
3Auditions closeSunday 25 October
4Estimated payUSD 450EST.

Castings like this reach the voices who match it, by email and on their dashboard.

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  1. 1The brief tells you the feel.

    What it's for, who'll hear it and how it should land. Read it first: if the brief isn't you, skip it and save your voice for the next one.

  2. 2You only see castings that fit.

    Clients pick the gender, language and age they need, so the castings that reach you are the ones your voice can actually win.

  3. 3The clock is on the card.

    Most castings stay open for a few days. Auditions that arrive early get heard while the client is still listening closely.

  4. 4Money first, not last.

    The estimate is set from the published rate card before the casting goes out. If the client trims the script, the fee follows the words you record.

The work that comes through

Eight kinds of voice over job, one inbox.

Some voices live in one corner of this list, and plenty book across several. Here's what each kind of client is really asking for when the casting lands.

Commercials

TV, radio and online spots, usually thirty or sixty seconds. Clients want a read that sounds like a person, not an announcer.

Timing to the second matters

E-learning

Training modules and courses that run for an hour or more. Steady pace, clear diction and the same sound from page one to page ninety.

Long scripts, steady pace

Explainers

Animated videos that walk a customer through a product. Friendly, quick and easy to follow without ever sounding like a sales pitch.

Short scripts, quick turnarounds

Corporate

Brand films, awards nights, investor and safety videos. Warm authority: the voice of a company on its best day.

Polish counts more than pace

Phone and IVR

Greetings, menus and on-hold messages. Short, crisp prompts that have to sound right on a phone line, not just in headphones.

Clean edits, many short files

Audiobooks

Fiction and non-fiction, priced per finished hour. Stamina, character work and a room quiet enough for hours of close listening.

The biggest single jobs

Narration

Documentaries, charity films and museum guides. Unhurried storytelling that lets the pictures breathe.

Tone over speed

Characters

Games, animation and toys. Several voices from one actor, big reactions and the stamina to keep them consistent.

Range is the selling point
Online work, no admin

You bring the voice. We bring the rest.

Freelance voice work usually means half your week goes on finding clients, quoting and chasing money. Here that half is our job.

Your side

  • Pick the castings that suit your voice, and pass on the ones that don't.
  • Record an audition from the client's own script, in your own booth.
  • Deliver the files through the job page when you're booked.
  • Answer the notes if the client asks for a small change.

Our side

  • Find the clients and bring their castings to you.
  • Set the price from one published rate card, so nobody undercuts you.
  • Take the payment when the client books, before you record.
  • Pay you once the job's done, with nothing to invoice.
Before you apply

Try the ten‑second test.

Hit record in your booth and say nothing for ten seconds. Then play it back with the volume right up. If you hear a fridge, traffic, a computer fan or the room ringing, a client will too. Fix that first and your demo does the rest.

  • A quiet, soft room. Blankets, cushions and a closed door beat any plugin.
  • A proper microphone. It doesn't need to be costly; see the mics working voices use.
  • A demo with nothing under it. No music, no effects, your best reads first.
  • New to all this? Start with how working from a home studio works, then come back.
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One demo is all it takes.

Tell us a little about you and attach your demo. A real person listens to every one, and if your voice suits what clients are booking, castings start arriving.

  • An MP3, voice only, up to 20 MB
  • Takes about three minutes
  • Your demo stays private
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Only our team hears it. Your demo is never posted or shared without your say so.

Online voice work FAQ

The things people ask us most.

Are online voice over jobs legit?
The ones here are. Every casting comes from a client with a real project to record, and the client pays when they book, before you read a word. The board on this page shows the latest castings as they came in, with what each one was for and its estimated pay.
How much do voice over jobs online pay?
It depends on the work. A short web spot sits at the lower end, while long narration, commercials with broadcast use and audiobooks pay more. Every casting shows its estimated pay before you audition, set from a published rate card, so you never have to name a price.
Why is the pay on a casting an estimate?
Because the script isn't always final. If the client's own client cuts it down, you're paid for the words you actually record. Once you're booked, the job shows your fee as a plain figure.
Can I get voice over jobs online with no experience?
Clients here book voices on the strength of a demo, so we look for a treated room and real experience before we list anyone. If you're just starting out, train before you apply. It's quicker in the end.
What do I need to do voice over jobs from home?
A quiet room with soft surfaces, a proper microphone and interface, editing software you know well and a steady internet connection. Most clients want their files the same day or the next, so you also need to be able to record when the work arrives.
Can I apply from outside the United States?
Yes. Clients search by language and accent as much as by style, so voices from all over the world get booked here. You record in your own time zone and deliver through the site.