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Fish Audio vs Giggy vs PromptToVoice

A side by side look at Fish Audio, Giggy and PromptToVoice: pricing, features and what each one is best for.

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What it costs

Pricing
Freemium
Pricing details
Free tier with 8,000 monthly credits. Plus $15/month, Pro $100/month, Max $999/month billed monthly; annual billing is discounted (a limited-time 50% off at the time of checking). Enterprise is custom.
Price range
$0 - $999/mo
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Free Tier$0/mo
  • Plus$15/mo
  • Pro$100/mo
  • Max$999/mo
  • EnterpriseContact sales

What it is

What it does
Text-to-speech and 15-second voice cloning with inline emotion tags, built on the open-weight Fish Speech models and a low-latency streaming API for agents.
Platform
Web

What it costs

Pricing
Freemium
Pricing details
Free Batch speech plus a free monthly top-up to 10,000 credits; prepaid one-time credit packs at $3, $6, $10 and $50, and Scale packs from $100. No subscription.
Price range
From $0/mo
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Free$0/mo
  • Starter$3 once
  • Creator$6 once
  • Pro$10 once
  • Studio$50 once
  • Scale$100 once

What it is

What it does
Giggy is an AI text-to-speech and speech-to-text platform with free queued Batch generation, 25,000+ voices, voice cloning and a REST API for developers.
Platform
Not available

What it costs

Pricing
Freemium
Pricing details
Free plan with 3 voice designs and 1,000 spoken characters per day; Studio $9/month (or $7.20/month billed $86.40 yearly) for 150,000 characters and a commercial license; one-time packs $5 and $19.
Price range
$0 - $9/mo
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Free$0/mo
  • Studio$9/mo
  • 50,000 characters pack$5 once
  • 250,000 characters pack$19 once

What it is

What it does
PromptToVoice is an AI character voice generator for games and D&D: describe a character, audition three voices, then voice every line in the one you keep.
Platform
Web
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