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Voice cloning pricing · My Voice Studio
Affordable Voice Cloner for Singing — No Subscription
Clone a voice you are allowed to clone, without renting a plan
Metered training from a balance that never expires
Affordable Voice Cloner for Singing
Most voice cloning services are priced like SaaS: a monthly seat with a quota attached, and cloning slots that vanish if you downgrade. Voxmin prices voice cloning as work done. Training uses metered processing credits from a pay-as-you-go balance, the cost is shown before it starts, and any unused temporary authorisation is released once training settles. Nothing renews and nothing expires.
What it costs
Metered training from a balance that never expires
| Item | Price | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription required | No | There is no plan, so cloning slots cannot lapse when a plan does. |
| Training cost | Metered credits | Set by the processing your dataset requires and shown before the run. |
| Temporary authorisation | Released after settling | Anything held but not used during training is released back to your balance. |
| Keeping a trained voice | No storage fee | Your trained voice is not billed daily to sit in your account. |
| Credit packs | ₹500 / 430 · ₹900 / 1,000 | Also cover songs, karaoke, and lyric videos. |
Watch out for storage charges elsewhere
Some pay-as-you-go voice platforms charge to create the clone and then charge again every day it exists — SpeechGen, for example, publishes a per-day storage cost per stored clone, so an idle voice slowly drains your balance. Read the storage line, not just the cloning line: a "cheap" clone that bills daily can outcost a one-off training run within a couple of months.
What you get without paying
Free YouTube audio and video downloads to gather your own permitted source material
Free account creation
Training and job costs shown before anything runs
No daily fee for keeping a trained voice
Voice cloning billing models compared
| Option | Model | Entry price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voxmin | Metered, no plan | Credits, never expire | Training priced by processing. No plan, no per-day storage charge. |
| Resemble AI Flex | Pay as you go | Load credits as needed | Genuine PAYG with non-expiring credits — the closest model to ours in the wider voice market. |
| SpeechGen | Pay as you go | Credits per clone | No subscription, but stored clones incur a published per-day storage cost. |
| ElevenLabs | Subscription | From ~$5–$10/mo | Rollover is capped, and unused paid credits lapse if you cancel or downgrade. |
| Musicfy | Subscription tiers | Free plan, paid from $9.99/mo | Number of cloning slots is tied to your tier. |
Competitor prices are the list prices published on their own pricing pages as of 20 August 2026 and can change at any time — check the source before you buy. Voxmin credit costs come from our own pricing page; local currency amounts and any applicable tax can vary by region.
What makes cloning affordable here
No idle-time billing
A trained voice sitting unused does not cost you anything per day.
Unused authorisation returns
Temporary holds that training did not consume are released once it settles.
One balance, many uses
The credits that trained the voice also make the backing track and the lyric video.
Permission-first workflow
Built for voices you own or have documented permission to use — the practical basis for anything you release.
What our users say
Creators, performers, and hosts using Voxmin worldwide.
“Roman summer terraces need Italian and international hits — prep from phone is essential.”
Giulia R.
Singer, Rome, Italy
“Zürich corporate events want multilingual playlists — one workflow for DE / FR / EN songs.”
Marco B.
Event MC, Zürich, Switzerland
“Dublin trad sessions sometimes blend pop — hybrid backing tracks help the ceilidh flow.”
Sean O.
Musician, Dublin, Ireland
Frequently asked questions
On Voxmin, training is metered: the cost depends on the processing your dataset requires, and it is shown before the run starts. Any unused temporary authorisation is released after training settles. Credits come from the same ₹500 or ₹900 packs used for songs and karaoke.
Self-hosted RVC through Google Colab is free apart from your time — expect dataset preparation and a training run that can take from about thirty minutes to several hours, plus your own troubleshooting. Hosted services trade that effort for money.
Training and generation are separate jobs. Once a voice is trained, each cover or performance you generate with it costs credits, shown before the job runs.
No. Only voices you own or have documented permission to use. That is a deliberate product limit, not an oversight — it is also the only basis on which a released cover is safe to publish.
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