LuvVoice

The pricing page gives Free 10,000 standard characters a month, with at most 3,000 characters in one conversion, MP3 downloads and adjustable rate and pitch. Free also allows one cloned voice with 500 custom credits. Ads and a captcha stay on until you pay. The homepage FAQ still says the free plan converts 20,000 characters a month, which does not match the current plan table.

Quotas reset on your own monthly cycle rather than on the first of the month. A Free user converting a 12,000-character article would run out of monthly quota and also need four separate conversions, because each one stops at 3,000 characters.

The sources disagree on commercial use, so check the plan before you publish. The Plus and Enterprise cards list unlimited commercial rights, and so do the three one-time packs. The comparison table also ticks unlimited commercial use for Lite, but not for Free. Separately, the homepage FAQ and the terms say you own the audio you create, subject to law and third-party rights, without naming a plan.

API access is clearer: the API documentation says Plus or higher is required to create tokens, and the table leaves Free and Lite without it. Editorial assessment: Plus is the only plan where the cards, the table and the API documentation all agree on commercial rights and API access; ask support in writing before relying on Free or Lite output in paid work.

Every plan splits its allowance into two pools. Standard credits pay for the preset voices, and custom credits pay for cloned voices and featured public custom voices. The pools are far apart:

The one-time packs follow the same split. The $15 and $32 packs hold 800,000 and 2,000,000 standard credits and cannot be used with cloned voices, while the $30 Custom Credits Pack holds 500,000 custom credits for cloned voices only. Pack credits never expire, and subscription credits are always spent first.

• Free: 10,000 standard and 500 custom credits a month.
• Lite: 700,000 standard and 10,000 custom credits a month.
• Plus: 1,500,000 standard and 30,000 custom credits a month.
• Enterprise: 6,000,000 standard and 200,000 custom credits a month.

The terms allow cloning only of voices and recordings you own or have every right, licence and consent to use. If the voice is not your own, you must have clear and valid authorization from that person, verifiable parental consent for a minor, and you must disclose synthetic audio where law or platform rules require it. The cloning page itself shows a SpongeBob clone as a sample; a character voice owned by a studio still needs the rights holder permission under those terms.

The cloning FAQ asks for a sample of at least 10 seconds, ideally 10 to 60 seconds with little background noise, and lists 16 supported languages. Pauses and speech-rate changes do not work with cloned voices. The privacy policy says voice samples may be sent to Microsoft, Google or LuvVoice model infrastructure and are kept as long as reasonably necessary, so deletion may not be immediate.

Generated files are kept for 30 days on paid plans, and the Free plan card promises the same, although the comparison table leaves Free storage unticked. Download anything you need to keep within that window instead of relying on the History page as an archive.

The API behaves the same way: each response carries the MP3 as base64 data and a signed URL that stays valid for 30 days, along with the credits used and remaining. A request that needs more credits than you have returns an insufficient-credits error and consumes nothing, and requests are limited to 10 a minute.

The refund policy, effective June 6, 2026, allows a request within 30 days of a charge if no characters were used, and within 7 days if fewer than 1,000 characters were used. Using more than 1,000 characters in a billing period rules out a refund, partial refunds are not offered, and each account gets one refund.

Charges made in error, fraud on a compromised account and technical problems that blocked use are refundable if reported within 30 days. Subscriptions bought in the iOS app follow Apple billing and refunds, and deleting a LuvVoice account does not cancel an App Store subscription.

1. Record the account plan, the voice name and the standard and custom credits shown before and after each step.
2. Download both MP3 files and note the date they would expire from History.
3. Listen for three product names, one date and one price in the explainer, and compare the cloned line with your original recording.
4. Check whether the 400-character clone fits inside the 500 custom credits and whether a second attempt is refused.

Accept the result if both files download, the names, date and price are read correctly and the credit counters match the characters converted. Reject it if a conversion is cut short, credits drop by more than the text length or the clone cannot be generated on Free. No audio result is reported until the run is actually done.

If you need a free converter without an account and a weekly rather than monthly quota, compare TTSMaker; for voice cloning with published commercial licensing tiers, see ElevenLabs.