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Voice over jobs. Good voices wanted.

Amateurs politely declined.

500,000+Voice over jobs booked
256Booked in the last 30 days
0Bidding wars, ever

The call board

Real jobs. Real money. Booked this month.

Not a sample, not a brochure. These are actual voice over jobs booked with us, straight off our database. Every one went to someone on the roster.

A handful of the jobs booked in the last seven days Live from the system
FemaleEnglish (Australian)Yng Adult (18-29)
$650Fee
FemaleSomaliYng Adult (18-29)
$530Fee
FemaleEnglish (Australian)Adult (30-50)
$500Fee
FemaleEnglish (British)Adult (30-50)
$410Fee
MaleEnglish (North American)Adult (30-50)
$375Fee

Who we are looking for

Voice over work, auditions and jobs online

If you're after more voice over work, this is the right website. The Voice Realm is the world’s biggest network of voice casting sites, used by advertisers, producers and creatives to find world class voices at sensible rates.

We're always looking for professional voice over talent who are in tune with the industry, who deliver broadcast quality sound, and who clients can rely on. Auditions are free and unlimited, and the set rate card means you never bid against another voice actor.

Commercials, narration, e-learning, explainer and audiobook voice overs come through every day, in more than a hundred languages. Every voice talent on the roster was hand picked rather than signed up, which is why clients keep coming back.

The best voice over actors online. We only put the best in front of clients, so look down the roster and you won't find amateurs. No other voice over site looks after its actors the way we do.

The thing that matters most

You'll never bid against another actor

Everywhere else, the job goes to whoever types the lowest number. That's a race with one finish line and nobody standing on it. Here there's one published rate, agreed by everybody, and the client pays it.

Bidding sites

The race to the bottom

First actor bids$1,800
Next one undercuts$1,400
And again$950
And again$600
Somebody takes it for$350

You spend the morning guessing what your voice is worth against people you’ll never meet, and the winner is the one who valued it least.

The Voice Realm

One published rate

$1,800Set by word count
and where it runs

Same rate whether you've been doing this for thirty years or three. You read the script, you get paid the number that was on the board before you started. No haggling, no undercutting, no explaining your worth to anyone.

What we take off your plate

The boring half, handled

Payment guaranteed

The client pays us before you record. Nobody chases an invoice, nobody goes unpaid, nobody writes an awkward email six weeks later.

Invoicing done for you

We raise it, we send it, we collect it. You do the part you actually trained for and none of the part you didn't.

Audition as much as you like

No monthly allowance, no credits to buy back, no tier that unlocks more. If the job suits you, read for it.

No sprint to be first

Clients here listen to the whole shortlist. Being fastest on the refresh button has never once won anybody a booking.

Before you apply

Three things we listen for

We turn a lot of voice actors down, and it's almost never about the voice itself. It's one of these three.

Broadcast quality sound

A clean, dry, treated recording with no room, no hiss and no plugin doing the heavy lifting. This is the one that catches most people out.

Real experience

Work you've actually been booked for and paid to do. We're not a place to learn on the job, and our clients can tell instantly.

You can take direction

A client says warmer, faster, less announcer, and the next take is warmer, faster and less announcer. Sounds obvious. It's the rarest of the three.

Application

Send us your demo

One dry voice over demo, voice only, no music. If it's right for the roster we'll be in touch. Please submit once, the list is long and we read every one.

Voice only, no music, studio quality, under 5MB

Never published without your say so. Never used to train AI. Sending a demo puts it in front of a person, and nothing else.

Somewhere a client is casting your voice right now

Work goes out every day of the week. The only way to be on that board is to be on the roster.

Send us your demo