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How much does a male British voiceover cost?

 

Craig Williams charges by project type, length or word count, and usage. His non-broadcast rates start at $275 USD for corporate or explainer work up to 5 minutes (explainer: up to 2 minutes). E-learning is $0.25 per word with a $275 minimum. Broadcast TV and radio are priced by market and 13-week cycle.

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Non-broadcast rates (USD)

Corporate / business, 0 to 5 minutes: $275

Corporate / business, 5 to 10 minutes: $440

Corporate / business, 10 to 15 minutes: $550

Explainer / whiteboard video, up to 2 minutes: $275

Explainer / whiteboard video, 2 to 5 minutes: $440

E-learning, training, tutorials: $0.25 per word, $275 minimum

Telephone IVR: $225 plus $5 per prompt

Telephone on hold: $275 plus $8 per 3 to 6 sentence message

Real estate virtual tours: $275 (0 to 2 min), $330 (2 to 5 min), $550 (5 to 10 min)

Longer than 15 minutes, or 10,000+ words of e-learning: request a quote.

 

Worked example A:

1,000-word e-learning script is 1,000 x $0.25 = $250, which is below the $275 minimum, so the price is $275.

 

What is included in a non-broadcast fee?

Rights in all non-broadcast media (internet or internal company use only; non-advertising use), recording and studio time, editing of mistakes and major breaths, delivery in your required format, minor re-takes if the client changes small parts of the script, and same-day delivery where needed (US time).

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Broadcast TV and radio Priced per spot for a 13-week cycle by market size (local, regional, national). Contact Craig for a quote at info@craigsvoicetalent.com

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What changes the price?

Length of video or word count, where the audio will be used, how long it will be used, and whether it is broadcast or non-broadcast. The voice's brand size does not change the rate.

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Rates are in US dollars. Payment options: bank transfer, PayPal and credit card.

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Get a quote Send a short piece of your script to info@craigsvoicetalent.com for a sample within 24 hours, or book a free 15-minute call: https://www.craigsvoicetalent.com/uk-male-voiceover-book

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What goes into making content that works (and stops people from scrolling away)? In other words - why hire a British voice over?

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  • Professional, sound treated studio (see above picture)
     

  • Making life easy for my clients.
     

  • Understanding the story that is being told and how to tell it.
     

  • Not being a prima donna. 
     

  • Listening to the client's needs.
     

  • Understanding the creative process and researching other skills.
     

  • Understanding where the industry is going keeping on top of new styles.
     

  • Providing value and understanding the budget.
     

  • Always listening and learning.

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