Listnr's studio turns a script into speech you can restage by line. Arrange scripts into scenes and assign a different Listnr voice to each speaker. The same workspace lists pauses, custom pronunciations, and style prompts, while a separate page documents a REST request that returns MP3 or WAV. Free is a no-card preview. Paid rows are where the full library and commercial rights are written.
Listnr fits a voiceover or lesson when you want to edit the script like a document, swap one line, and keep the other lines. It is a weak fit if you need the commercial-rights line on day one: that sentence covers Individual, Solo, and Agency, not the Free card. Free lists a preview library and limited downloads. Style and emotion controls are not universal, and the homepage says audio previews are pre-recorded samples, so a sample player is not the same thing as your generated take.
A good fit for
Building a multi-speaker voiceover by assigning a voice to each scene.
Fixing a name or brand term with custom pronunciations, then regenerating one line.
Sending a script and a voice ID to the documented speech endpoint for MP3 or WAV.
Know the trade-offs
Commercial rights are stated for paid Individual, Solo, and Agency plans, not for Free.
Emotion and style controls vary by voice, and homepage players are labeled as pre-recorded samples.
The banner, the body, and the pricing page publish different voice-library and language counts.
Studio blocks, voices, and the speech request.
Blocks, one-line regenerations, and delivery cues
The homepage studio is described as script, generate, preview, and refine without leaving the browser. Arrange scripts into scenes and assign a different Listnr voice to each speaker. Edit text like a document, regenerate a line, and keep the rest of the voiceover intact. That second control matters when one sentence is wrong and you do not want a new read of the whole piece. Delivery is a separate set of controls. Guide delivery with warm, calm, confident, excited, or narrator-style prompts. Add pauses and pacing cues so product demos, audiobooks, and lessons breathe naturally. A further line says you can shape emphasis so important moments sound intentional. Custom pronunciations keep names, brand terms, and technical words consistent across projects. Export is described for video, podcasts, audiobooks, training, and ads. A demo counter shows 58 / 250 characters in the script box.
The body says to explore 1,000+ AI voices in one library for a video, podcast, ad, or longer narration. A banner on the same capture says 2,000+ new Ultra voices are live and 130+ languages. The pricing page says 142+ languages and accents, and it gives Free a preview library while Individual, Solo, and Agency say access to all 1,000+ voices. A language chip row shows English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and +83 more. Those figures are all on the public pages, and none of the text explains the gap. Voice availability, languages, and delivery controls vary by voice. Audio previews are pre-recorded samples. Cloning is described as speech in your own approved voice. The pricing table has a Voice cloning row, but the public cells do not say which plan includes it.
Generate speech with 1,000+ voices across 142+ languages from one REST API. The steps on that page are: sign in to Listnr Studio, create an API key, and keep it private, then use it as a bearer token. POST your script with a voice ID and output format. Choose language, style, and pronunciation where the selected voice supports it. Get MP3 or WAV back for playback, storage, or the rest of your pipeline. Stream when the product needs audio on demand. Pronunciation, pauses, pitch, and long-form generation apply where the selected voice supports them. The page points that request at apps, phone prompts, lessons, and help content. Free accounts have a small daily quota, with no number shown. Rate limits are a FAQ heading, not a number.
Free is 1,000 credits to start, a preview library, 142+ languages and accents, and studio access, with downloads marked limited. Individual lists 20,000 credits a month, about 2 hours, unlimited downloads, 50GB, 50 videos, and all 1,000+ voices. Solo lists 50,000 credits, about 5 hours, 100GB, and 150 videos. Agency lists 250,000 credits, about 25 hours, 250GB, and 250 videos. Empty credits stop new audio until the next cycle unless you buy more in the studio or upgrade. No top-up price is shown. Custom pricing covers higher volume, seat licenses, and dedicated API throughput, with replies the page says typically arrive within two hours. A downgrade returns the account to the free tier at the end of the paid period.
Is to import the script, pick one narrator, and generate the first read in the browser studio. Mark the product name with a custom pronunciation before you accept the take. If a later sentence runs long, edit that line like a document and regenerate it while the earlier lines stay put. Pauses are the documented way to open space in a demo. Style prompts include warm, calm, confident, excited, and narrator, but only the settings that voice supports will apply. This is a suggested video pass.
A two-voice lesson
A suggested lesson splits the script into scenes and assigns a different voice to each speaker. One voice can carry the explanation and another the example. Check the 142+ line before you promise a locale that voice may not include. Paid cards also list a monthly video count: 50 on Individual, 150 on Solo, or 250 on Agency. Free does not list a video allowance. Count a lesson series that becomes video against that row. This is a suggested episode plan.
Spoken help from the product backend
A suggested integration creates a key in Listnr Studio, sends the help sentence with a voice ID, and stores the MP3 or WAV that comes back. Pronunciation and style go in the same request only where that voice supports them. The page also points this pattern at phone prompts and course updates, so one voice ID can be reused instead of recording each line. Free accounts have a small daily quota on the API page, while paid plans use the monthly credit totals.
How to get started with Listnr
1
Open the studio
Start on Free without a card, or pick a paid row for the full library.
2
Assign voices to scenes
Break the script into blocks, give each speaker a voice, and set pronunciations for names and brand terms.
3
Regenerate the weak line
Preview, then edit one line and regenerate it. Emotion and style follow whatever that voice supports.
4
Export or call the endpoint
Export from the studio, or POST the script with a voice ID for MP3 or WAV. Check commercial rights before a public use.
Get started for free. No credit card required. $0 per month. Best for solo producers. $19 per month Billed $190 annually. Perfect for creators or small teams. $39 per month Billed $390 annually. Perfect for SMBs and agencies. $99 per month Billed $990 annually. Yearly billing charges 10 months up front — two months free compared with paying month to month. Monthly billing renews each month at the listed rate. Yes. All paid Listnr plans (Individual, Solo, and Agency) include commercial rights for the audio you generate, including monetized YouTube videos, ads, audiobooks, and presentations.
Free
Previewing voices in the studio without a card.
$0.
Per month.
1,000 credits to start and a preview library
142+ languages and accents
Downloads and exports marked limited
Individual
Solo producers who need commercial rights.
$19.
Per month, or $190 annually.
20,000 credits a month and about 2 hours of voice generation
50GB storage, 50 videos a month, and unlimited downloads
Solo
Creators or small teams with a higher video count.
$39.
Per month, or $390 annually.
50,000 credits a month and about 5 hours
100GB storage and 150 videos a month
Agency
SMBs and agencies with larger monthly volume.
$99.
Per month, or $990 annually.
250,000 credits a month and about 25 hours
250GB storage and 250 videos a month
Custom pricing
Higher volumes or a team-specific setup.
Not verified.
Proposal.
Seat-based licenses and custom credit volumes
Dedicated API throughput; the page says replies typically arrive within two hours
The public pricing FAQ does not finish the sentence that begins 'Upgrades typically apply the new,'. Accepted methods are Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and PayPal. Extra credits can be bought in the studio, but no top-up price is shown.
You also need generated music, a dub, or a voice agent.
ElevenLabs documents music, dubbing, and conversational agents beside speech. Choose it when the job is wider than a scripted voiceover and these video quotas are not the deciding row.
Choose Murf when you do not need Listnr's video quotas.
Choose Murf when you are comparing spoken reads and do not need Listnr's monthly video counts, storage tiers, or REST audio formats. Murf's price was not verified on these pages.
Listnr: common questions
Can Listnr audio be used in a monetized video?
Paid Individual, Solo, and Agency plans include commercial rights for generated audio, including monetized YouTube videos, ads, audiobooks, and presentations. The Free card does not carry that sentence.
If you run out of credits, you cannot generate new audio until the quota resets at the next billing cycle. You can purchase extra credits in Listnr Studio or upgrade to a higher plan to continue immediately.
Yearly billing charges 10 months up front, which the page calls two months free versus paying month to month. Annual card totals are $190 for Individual, $390 for Solo, and $990 for Agency.
NavHunt did not run Listnr personally. Plan rows, studio controls, and request steps come from the homepage, pricing page, and API page reviewed on 6 October 2026. This description is based on Listnr's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Listnr homepage, Listnr pricing, Listnr text to speech API.