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Voice Acting & Voice Over Jobs for AI

$35–$200/hrtypical paylive median $50/hrup to $400/hr at Weekday

Measured from 169 distinct advertised rates, across 12 platforms. 58 of the 227 open roles here state no hourly rate.

Get paid to use your voice to build and test AI: voice acting for synthetic voices, and recording scripts in your own language and accent for speech models. 227 voice roles are open right now on , including Alignerr, Invisible and Welo Data. Every role is checked against its platform's job board daily.

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Voice acting for AI

124 open

Perform scripts in a natural or expressive voice so a model can learn it: voice cloning for customer-service agents, emotional reads for text-to-speech, character voices. Most ask for a native language or accent.

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Voice recording and speech data

103 open

Read prompts and hold short conversations in your own language and accent so speech recognition and voice assistants understand more people. Shorter projects with a lower bar to join.

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Before you record

Read how each project will use your voice. Recordings that train a speech model are different from recordings that build a synthetic copy of your voice, so check whether the use is commercial, for how long, and whether you can withdraw. Every role here is free to apply to: a legitimate platform never charges you.

Who hires for voice work

PlatformVoice rolesPay stated
Alignerr logoAlignerr51$12–$280/hr
Invisible logoInvisible38$6–$65/hr
Welo Data logoWelo Data24$20–$65/hr
Babel Audio logoBabel Audio19$60–$150/hr
Appen logoAppen18Not stated
Mercor logoMercor15$50–$150/hr
Volga Partners logoVolga Partners11$7/hr
Weekday logoWeekday10$35–$400/hr
TransPerfect DataForce logoTransPerfect DataForce9Not stated
Braintrust logoBraintrust8$8–$31/hr
Sigma AI logoSigma AI6Not stated
Turing logoTuring6Not stated
Lifted (Upwork) logoLifted (Upwork)3Not stated
Perle Labs logoPerle Labs3Not stated
Innodata logoInnodata2$20–$30/hr
micro1 logomicro12$20–$70/hr
AfterQuery logoAfterQuery1$50/hr
OpenTrain AI logoOpenTrain AI1$2–$5/hr
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Frequently asked questions

Can I get voice acting jobs for AI with no experience?

Often, yes. Most AI voice roles hire for your natural voice in one language or accent rather than for acting credits, and recording projects mostly ask for a clear voice, a quiet room and a decent microphone. Voice actor roles that build a synthetic voice are more selective and usually ask for a short voice sample or test recording before they accept you.

How much do AI voice acting jobs pay?

Across the 169 distinct hourly rates posted for voice work right now, typical pay runs from $35 to $200 an hour, with a median of $50. The highest posted rate is $400 an hour, for a voice acting role at Weekday. 58 of the 227 open voice roles state no hourly rate, so check each listing.

What equipment do I need?

It depends on the project, and each listing says what it needs. Many speech data projects only need a smartphone or a headset and a quiet room. Voice acting roles that capture a voice for synthesis usually expect a good USB or XLR microphone and a quiet space without echo, because background noise spoils a recording for training.

Is recording my voice for AI legitimate and safe?

These roles are posted by established AI data platforms (Alignerr, Invisible, Welo Data and Babel Audio among them), and each platform's page here covers whether it is legit and how it pays. Before you record, read how the recordings will be used: training a speech model is different from building a synthetic copy of your voice, so check whether the use is commercial, for how long, and whether you can withdraw. A legitimate platform never charges you to apply.

Do I need to speak another language?

No, but it opens most of the work. Most voice roles ask for one specific language or accent, from US, UK and Australian English to Japanese, Hindi and Arabic, and many are for less widely spoken languages too.

How is this different from traditional voice over work?

Traditional voice over (commercials, animation, games, audiobooks) is cast through agents and casting sites, one production at a time. AI voice work is posted by data platforms that hire many speakers at once, usually pays by the hour, and the recordings train or test speech models instead of airing in a production.

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