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How much money would you pay if you needed a ...

by Emmanuel Betinis
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If you wanted a voiceover for your website, what would you pay?
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  • Profile picture of the author InternetSuccess001
    Really depends on a whole heck of a lot of factors... length, quality, female/male, etc, etc. Are they doing the scripting, or reading a prepared script, etc, etc?

    If it was a straight script I was having someone read, probably not more than $5. If there was a video being created, with tutorial, etc, etc, obviously that would be of more value, and it would really depend.
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    • Profile picture of the author Global365
      Originally Posted by InternetSuccess001 View Post

      Really depends on a whole heck of a lot of factors... length, quality, female/male, etc, etc. Are they doing the scripting, or reading a prepared script, etc, etc?

      If it was a straight script I was having someone read, probably not more than $5. If there was a video being created, with tutorial, etc, etc, obviously that would be of more value, and it would really depend.


      5 Bucks....what world do you live in? Most professional voice over talent starts at around $150 an hour, there are a few guys here on the forum that run specials and you can get for $25 min, anything off the forum is gonna cost a lot more. Good Luck...

      5 Bucks.........sheeez
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  • Profile picture of the author Emmanuel Betinis
    $5?

    Interesting.

    I'd appreciate more thoughts from you Warriors.
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  • Profile picture of the author Caro
    It really depends. I've done voice overs before for people (Americans love the Australian Accent) and depending on the size of the job depends on the fee.

    I'm not a professional as such. And you don't always need to get a professional voice over person. Just someone you think speaks well and clearly.

    I've also used colleagues - and you work out a deal that suits you both.

    It might be that they do it and also get to be an Affiliate of your product - I've had someone interview me for one of my niches, and that was the deal I made with them.

    It might be a 'love' job between you as you frequently scratch each others backs. ;-)

    Or you might want the professional voice over person (I can recommend a lovely professional UK voice over person in our community).

    I do think there are many ways you can approach this. I have never heard of $5 though. I wouldn't open my mouth for less than $150 myself if I was being recorded (30-60mins).

    Caro :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author Troy_Phillips
    Cat have your tongue ?

    Now with my hillbilly drawl it would cost more than $5 just to get me to shut up

    I bet you couldn't get the dude that does all the movie trailers to record a fart for less than $10,000 .
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    • Profile picture of the author ozduc
      Originally Posted by Troy_Phillips View Post


      I bet you couldn't get the dude that does all the movie trailers to record a fart for less than $10,000 .
      I don't know about a fart but he sure would stink right now.....that is if you dug him up. Don LaFontaine died about 18 months ago
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      • Profile picture of the author Paxton
        $49 for 3 minutes 30 seconds was the latest I paid for a voice-over. I do give them a lot of work so I do get a good deal.

        Forget $5. That doesn't exist anywhere. My dog wouldn't bark for $5.

        For a good delivery and a mood that matches the niche I need these for, anything around $15-20 a minute, I consider a good deal.

        Don't forget, people that do these rarely get them right the first time, so it's not as simple as paying for a minute of their time.
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  • Profile picture of the author NikkiG
    I've paid around $15 to $25 per minute for good voice overs. Don't use those services very often but I think I've always got a pretty good rate.

    I wouldn't hire someone cheaper and probably wouldn't even want to invest my time in trying them out...even if it was free.
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  • Profile picture of the author jpattric2
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    Well.........it is not any particular thing you can say $5 or $15 but I think it depends lots of factors. You should first consider on yourself what exactly you are looking for?

    I think you should any full time freelancer to do this work, it would be cheaper for you.
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  • Profile picture of the author kyhell
    For the record I would do it for five dollars.
    but only because so many people have said you couldn't get it done for five bucks. LOL
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  • Profile picture of the author badboy_Nick
    Originally Posted by Emmanuel Betinis View Post

    If you wanted a voiceover for your website, what would you pay?
    Professional Voiceovers are quiet expensive. I figure this project wouldnt require a professional to "read" it in a special voice in more than an hour, but be prepared to pay at least $100 - $300 for it. Quality has its price
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