Transparent pricing
My Rates (for 2026)
Voice-over rates can be a bit tricky, and one voice actor will charge you 20 € for a job while another will ask for 400 € or more (and neither of them is wrong).
My pricing is based on the quality of my craft, technical skills, and more than 35 years of experience. It adapts depending on the client's size, where and how the audio will be used, and the nature of our collaboration.
Below rates are just guidelines so you can better understand where we stand when you want me to voice your next audio project.
But you will always know how much I will charge before we begin the job. Fair, transparent, and always delivering value: that's my ultimate goal.
Please be aware that I'm always flexible if needed. So, if you think we are a good match, let's talk. We usually find a way!
Basic Session Fee (BSF)
BSF works like my minimum project fee. Even if you want me to record 2 sentences I will need to charge you the BSF. You can use my recording for internal purposes, for your website, for organic social media posts but not for advertising!
BSF DOES NOT COVER ADVERTISING FEES!
If you plan to use my work for advertising purposes you will also need Advertising rights (look at the rates below).
BSF includes:
- Voice recording and editing for clean, broadcast-quality audio (up to 1 hour)
- Retakes for errors on my side**
- Broadcast quality studio use
- Delivery of edited and cleaned voiceover tracks in broadcast-quality WAV (or preferred format)
- Up to 2 years of archiving original recording
- Non-broadcast usage & no advertising (client website, social media, internal training, eLearning only)
Note: BSF price does not include mixing, mastering or audio transfer to video.
** Please note that if a script is revised after it has been officially approved and recorded, it will be considered a new project and billed accordingly.
Rates for advertising rights (prices per spot)
If you wish to use the recording for advertising here are some of the most common use cases and the according rates:
TV ADVERTISING
Do you need TV spot to be used in perpetuity (no time limit)? Let's talk.