Xpeacho

Xpeacho is an AI narration tool. A high-volume text to speech platform with 880+ neural and standard voices across 80+ languages, SSML control, MP3 and WAV export, a project library and an API. Built for YouTubers, podcasters, course creators and agencies, with a commercial license included even on the free plan.

Xpeacho is a browser-based text to speech platform aimed squarely at people who produce audio at volume: YouTube channels, podcasters, course builders, marketers, audiobook authors and agencies. The headline catalog is 880 voices spread across more than 80 languages, with native male, female and youth options and coverage of regional accents. Voices run on two engines. Standard voices are the cheaper, faster pipeline suited to bulk work and IVR style content, while neural voices apply deep learning models for intonation, pacing and emotion, and the two can be mixed inside a single project. In practice the workflow is short. A script is pasted into the editor, up to 100,000 characters per generation, a voice is previewed and selected, and the render is downloaded as MP3 or WAV. Full SSML support sits underneath for anyone who wants to fix pronunciation per word, add emphasis, insert pauses or adjust pitch and speed. A project library keeps scripts and past generations so a revised line can be re-rendered without rebuilding the whole file, and batch generation handles series work. Commercial rights are included on every generation, including the free tier, which matters for client work, ad reads and monetized channels. A REST API is available for Pro and higher plans, so the same engine can feed a CMS, an automation pipeline or an app. Pricing is deliberately flexible: pay-as-you-go per character, bulk packages, or monthly subscriptions with character allowances, payable by card or PayPal, with cancellation from the dashboard. The competition here is broad. Against voice actors, Xpeacho trades performance nuance for speed and cost per minute. Against generic TTS services it leans on catalog size, SSML depth and an included license rather than extra add-ons. It will not clone a specific human voice or record live audio, so teams needing a branded voiceprint still have to look elsewhere.