CyberSwedish Startup Voicemachine Brings Revolutionary Voice-Over Service to the UK

Swedish Startup Voicemachine Brings Revolutionary Voice-Over Service to the UK

Founded in 2019 by veteran entrepreneurs Peo Drangert and Olle Bodelius, Voicemachine, the next-generation online voice over service, is taking ambitious steps to expand into the UK market. In an industry-first move, Voicemachine cuts unnecessary high-end expenses, allowing them to service customers with only the highest quality voice talents for an economical, fixed price. In providing their clients with both the original and dynamic mastered versions of files, they are able to perform sound work themselves without needing extensive knowledge of technical audio dynamics. Their unique, delivery system makes it possible to work without the need for a sound engineer.

Cutting high-end expenses is vital to Voicemachine’s mission and is ultimately why they can offer their customers a professional, first-class service for such a low price.

“With today’s technology, it is unreasonable for voice-overs to be so expensive,”
says Peo Drangert, CEO Voicemachine.

“Customers pay for studios and project management that are not even needed. What we have created is a kind of ‘Uber’ of the voice industry – the same results as other providers, but we have cut all unnecessary costs and made the process significantly smoother.”

Currently working with over 400 vetted voice actors, Voicemachine provides services in over 30 different languages. If you’re unable to find the language you require, Voicemachine will always strive to help via its extensive worldwide network. With new talents being acquired constantly, you’ll find super speedy turnaround times and highly professional service.

To celebrate Voicemachine’s launch in the UK, they are offering exclusive launch discounts and demonstrations to showcase their premium studio-grade service for less.  Discover more at https://www.voicemachine.com/uk.  

Olivia McHugh
Olivia McHugh
Staff writer
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