- SI Score
- 70/100
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
- Not confirmed
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What it does
AudioBot turns written text into spoken audio using artificial intelligence. It offers voices in Spanish from Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Spain and other Latin American countries, plus many other languages. Audio files download as MP3 without a watermark. The site lists uses for videos, podcasts, e-learning and advertising.
AudioBot is a text to speech service built around Spanish and its Latin American accents. You write or paste text, choose a voice, and get an MP3 file you can download. The homepage says the audio has no watermark and that commercial use is included. The voice list covers many Spanish variants and other languages. The pricing page shows prepaid packs and monthly plans, with prices in several currencies. A free trial gives 500 characters and does not ask for a credit card. The monthly plans list SSML tag support, while the prepaid packs do not mention it. The site does not state whether an API is available, and it does not say whether the software is open source. Before paying, check the character limits and the refund terms, and test a sample voice to confirm the accent and tone fit your project.
- Voices in Spanish from Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Spain and other Latin American countries
- MP3 download without a watermark
- Free trial with 500 characters and no credit card
- Free trial is limited to 500 characters
- No API mentioned on the site
- Pricing varies by country and currency