Voice is likeness too
A voice is as identifiable as a face, and the law increasingly treats it that way. High-profile disputes over cloned voices have made one thing clear: if an AI voice sounds like a real person, you need that person's permission.
Talent on Actorsy can offer voice performance alongside their visual likeness. Each person's consent record shows whether voice work is allowed, and every licence generates a contract covering the recorded scope, so your voice product, audiobook pipeline or game dialogue system is built on cleared inputs.
How it works
Browse talent who allow voice work, review their samples, and license the voice for your defined use: narration, character dialogue, assistant persona or training data. The person is paid through the platform and the licence is logged for audit. For high-volume pipelines, the Actorsy API supports programmatic search and licensing.
Typical fees
Typical talent fee ranges. Each person sets their own rate.
Common questions
Is it legal to clone a real person's voice?
Only with their consent. Cloning a recognisable voice without permission has already produced legal action and platform bans. An Actorsy licence records documented consent from an identity-verified person for voice use.
Can I license a voice for AI training data?
Yes. Some talent offer their voice for training data sets, at rates they set themselves. The licence records that specific scope, so the permission is unambiguous.
Do voice licences cover multiple projects?
A licence covers the scope, territory and term in the contract. If you need broader or ongoing use, license accordingly or renew, so every use stays inside documented consent.
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