API Plan Finder
Prices and limits match the providers' official pagesChecked 2026-11-11

Text-to-speech API prices: distribution over 42 tracked plans

Beta: statistics over the plans Plan Finder tracks and has checked, not the whole market. At 1,000,000 characters a month, checked 2026-11-11 against the official pages.

What is tracked

10 providers, 10 products and 42 plans. 31 of 42 plans state a monthly cost at this volume; 0 cannot serve it and 11 give no cost for it; neither group is counted as cheap or expensive.

Monthly cost at 1,000,000 characters

Monthly cost in USD
Min25th percentileMedian75th percentileMaxPlans costed
$0.00$12.50$48.00$100.00$1,615.0031 of 42

min and max are the lowest and highest; p25, median and p75 are linear interpolation between the closest ranks (type 7), in USD rounded to cents.

Price per unit in USD (price per million chars)
Min25th percentileMedian75th percentileMaxPlans costed
$0.00$12.50$48.00$100.00$1,615.0031 of 42

min and max are the lowest and highest; p25, median and p75 are linear interpolation between the closest ranks (type 7), in USD rounded to cents.

The 3 cheapest plans

  1. Google Cloud Chirp 3: HD voices: $0.00 a month
  2. Google Cloud Neural2 voices: $0.00 a month
  3. Google Cloud Polyglot (Preview) voices: $0.00 a month

Free tier

10 of 42 plans have a free allowance that repeats every month; 1 does not; 31 are not stated on the official pages.

Conditions across 42 plans

ConditionYesNoNot stated (unknown)Of plans
Commercial use of the generated audio is stated2621442
Voice cloning from the account's own recording is stated2421642
Streaming (real-time) is stated345342
Korean is supported335442
Customer content is not used to train the vendor's models (by default)1262442

Unknown means the official pages do not say; it is not counted as no. Computed by code from the catalog with no model: each plan cost is the engine's monthly cost at the volume (search, no budget); condition counts are the engine's verdicts per plan (yes = met, no = not met, unknown = the official pages do not say); a provider counts as yes, no or unknown only when all its plans do, else mixed. The same input gives the same output.