About NarrateHQ

A narration studio for scripts that run long.

Most text-to-speech tools are built around a single request: paste a paragraph, get a clip. That works for a sentence. It falls apart for a forty-minute episode, a course, or a book, where the voice has to stay the same from the first line to the last and the script keeps changing after you have already generated it.

NarrateHQ is built for that second kind of work. It splits a long script into sections by the rules of its writing system, generates every section with the same voice and settings, and lets you replace one section when a line changes instead of paying to regenerate the whole read. Every export includes a timed SRT built from the same audio you download.

What we care about

• One voice, start to finish. Consistency over a long read matters more than any single impressive sentence.
• Cost you can see before you start. Studio shows the estimated Credits or minutes for a job before it runs, and every plan's allowance is on the pricing page.
• Rules you can read. Retention, commercial rights, and what happens to uploaded audio are written down on the Trust page, not buried.
• Consent before cloning. A Clone Voice is created only after you confirm you have permission from every identifiable speaker. See acceptable use.

Who builds it

NarrateHQ is run by a small team led by Gasidid (Owner), who also writes the narration field guides. There is no first-line ticket queue: the people who build the product read every support request, which is why replies take a day or two rather than minutes.

How it is built

Behind the studio, NarrateHQ routes each voice to the speech engine that serves it best and groups voices into quality lanes, from Core to Apex, that all draw on one Credits balance. That is how the catalog covers more languages and accents than any single engine offers, while you choose a voice by how it sounds rather than by vendor. You can follow what changes in the changelog.

Get in touch

Questions, feedback, or a partnership idea: email [email protected] or use the support page.