Listnr is an AI voice generator and production studio with 1,000+ realistic voices in 142+ languages, combining text-to-speech, voice cloning, and audiobook-grade narration in one workspace.
Listnr is built for creators and teams who produce voice content as real work — YouTube narration, podcasts, e-learning, product demos, and global ad campaigns. Its pitch is breadth with control: a library of over 1,000 AI voices across 142+ languages and accents, used by organizations including INSEAD, Honda, Stanford Medicine, and Amazon.
The differentiator is direction, not just generation. Inside Listnr Studio you write like editing a document: scripts are arranged in blocks you can assign to different speakers, and delivery can be shaped with style prompts (warm, calm, confident, excited, or narrator-style), pacing and pause cues, emphasis control, and custom pronunciations for names and brand terms. The voices are context-aware — they read surrounding lines before generating so emphasis and pacing land naturally — and long-form delivery stays consistent across podcasts, audiobooks, and course modules.
Voice cloning creates a reusable voice from an approved recording so teams can keep narration consistent without re-recording every update, and finished audio exports in formats ready for videos, podcasts, audiobooks, training, and ads. Custom enterprise setups add API throughput, SSO, and seat-based licensing.
The free plan includes 1,000 credits to start and studio access with no credit card. Individual costs $19/month (20,000 credits/month, ~2 hours of voice generation), Solo — the most popular plan — $39/month (50,000 credits, ~5 hours), and Agency $99/month (250,000 credits, ~25 hours); yearly billing gives two months free. Enterprise pricing is custom. All paid plans include unlimited downloads, commercial rights, and access to the full voice library. Pricing verified on listnr.ai/pricing.
Ideal for creators, educators, publishers, and agencies producing multilingual voiceovers and long-form narration at volume. Less suitable for users needing only occasional single-line voiceovers, where a simpler pay-per-use TTS tool may cost less.