Voiceover for insurance, clear and reassuring.
Voice for policy explainers, claims lines and staff training, in a calm tone and in every language you sell in.
Who it is for.
- Insurers
- Claims lines and policy films.
- Brokers and agents
- Explainers for clients.
- Assistance providers
- Emergency phone prompts.
What we produce.
- Policy explainers
- Plain language for complex cover.
- Claims phone prompts
- A calm voice for stressed callers.
- Agent training
- Product and process films.
- Renewal and reminder messages
- Short, clear notices.
Plain words for a stressful moment.
As first written
In the event of a claim, the policyholder is required to notify the insurer forthwith.
As written for the ear
If you need to make a claim, call us as soon as you can.
How a project runs.
Send what you have
The prompt list or scripts and a glossary of cover terms.
Cast and adapt
Terms are agreed and wording is written for the ear.
Voice and review
A calm voice, directed for reassurance, then native review.
Delivery
Files named by prompt or item.
Languages and accents.
Insurance audiences sit in many countries, so the voice and wording follow each market. Every language and accent is on the languages page.
Questions before you start.
Can you voice emergency lines?
We voice the prompts. Your platform provider runs the line.
Can wording vary by country?
Yes. Each market has its own terms and rules.
Who checks legal wording?
You do. We check how it is said.
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Tell us about your project.
Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.