Voiceover for telecommunications.
Voice for phone menus, hold messages and customer films, updated often and in many languages.
Who it is for.
- Mobile and fixed operators
- Customer lines.
- Wholesale and enterprise teams
- Product films.
- Customer service teams
- Menus.
What we produce.
- IVR menus
- Clear options.
- Hold messages
- Offers and notices.
- Tariff explainer films
- Plain language.
- Network announcements
- Service notices.
Offers a caller can follow.
As first written
Press 1 to hear plans, 2 for roaming, 3 for billing, 4 for technical.
As written for the ear
Choose plans, roaming, or billing.
How a project runs.
Send what you have
The prompt list and languages.
Cast and adapt
Wording is rewritten for the ear.
Voice and review
One voice per language, then native review.
Delivery
Files named by prompt ID.
Languages and accents.
Telecommunications 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 update often?
Yes.
Do you cover many languages per country?
Yes. See the languages page.
Can you deliver in our platform format?
Tell us the format in your quote request.
Related
- IVR voiceIVR voice and phone system prompts: menus, greetings and hold messages in several languages, written for the ear and reviewed by native speakers.
- On-hold messagesOn-hold messages, greetings and announcements for phone systems: AI voices directed by a producer, updated fast and checked by native speakers.
- Voice assistantsVoice assistant voices and prompts: AI voices for smart devices and apps, directed by a producer and checked by native speakers in every language.
- LanguagesAI voice over in every major language and accent, each directed by a producer and reviewed by a native speaker before delivery. Pick yours for its accents.
Tell us about your project.
Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.