SteosVoice, formerly CyberVoice, is a voice synthesis platform aimed at creators, YouTube localisation, audiobooks and media, with an API, a Telegram bot and a grant programme.
The feature worth singling out is monetisation for voice owners. Most synthetic voice platforms are silent about where their voices came from, which is precisely the industry’s unresolved problem – voice actors have watched their work become training data with no consent and no payment. A platform that licenses voices and pays for their use is addressing that directly rather than hoping nobody asks.
YouTube localisation is the practical use case, since dubbing a back catalogue into another language is otherwise prohibitive for an individual creator. Verify the licensing terms for the specific voice you intend to use commercially, and the same rule applies here as everywhere: do not synthesise a real person’s voice without their documented agreement.
