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Get AI Text-To-Speech For $20 This November
Speechnow uses AI to make creating audio content easier.

- November 6, 2023
- Updated: July 2, 2025 at 12:45 AM

Some businesses and professionals could use an easier way to create audio content. If that’s you, maybe try this lifetime subscription to Speechnow™, which is $19.97 (reg. $299) through November 9th only.
Content drives a lot of business and audio is a major element in content creation. For those who are interested in generating audio content in a more streamlined and efficient way, you might be interested in this lifetime subscription to Speechnow™ true-to-life AI text-to-speech, which is $19.97 (reg. $299) through November 9th only.
This platform is designed to give you the tools to easily create voice recordings and audio versions of content that you can share in places like YouTube and Facebook. The platform’s main function is text-to-speech generation. So when you add text to it, you can then choose a specific voice and language for it to be spoken in, and then prompt the platform to generate an audio file for you. The lifelike voices are available in 130 different languages.
For integrating these AI-generated audio files — which sound like real people speaking your words — with your video files, Speechnow promises compatibility with Mac iMovie, Lumen, Avid Pro Tools, Ableton, Camtasia, and other popular programs.
Generate quality, customized audio using artificial intelligence with a lifetime subscription to Speechnow™ true-to-life AI text-to-speech, which is $19.97 (reg. $299) until November 9th at 11:59pm Pacific.
Prices subject to change.
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