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Auphonic
Automatic loudness, leveling and noise processing for spoken audio.
Freemium Other Built in another region
What it does
Automatic loudness, leveling and noise processing for spoken audio.. Broadcast-grade automated audio post-production..
Classified under voice and audio.
Who it suits
Team size
Positioned for individuals and freelancers, startups and small teams.
Function
Sits in other, covering voice and audio.
Pricing
Published pricing: 2 free hrs/mo; from ~$11/mo
Reproduced as the vendor publishes it. Pricing pages change often and enterprise terms are usually negotiated separately, so treat this as a starting point and confirm current figures with Auphonic directly.
Before you adopt it
Frequently asked questions
What does Auphonic do?
Automatic loudness, leveling and noise processing for spoken audio.. Broadcast-grade automated audio post-production..
How much does Auphonic cost?
Published pricing is: 2 free hrs/mo; from ~$11/mo. Confirm current figures with the vendor, since published tiers change and enterprise terms are negotiated separately.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. Auphonic is listed as freemium, so you can evaluate it without a commitment. Check the current limits, which vendors adjust frequently.
Where is Auphonic based, and what does that change?
Auphonic is based in outside the US, India, Korea and Japan. In practice that affects support hours (the local business hours of the vendor), the contracting entity and the billing currency. Confirm the contracting entity and billing currency before signing.
Is SurfingBear Tools a partner or reseller of Auphonic?
No. Auphonic is listed here editorially. We hold no partnership, reseller or distribution agreement for this product, and we say so on every listing rather than implying a relationship we do not have.
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