RATES
The perfect voice for your project, within your budget!
The price depends on the type of production, word count, intended use (internal or commercial), and any specific requirements. Below is a basic overview of my rates, but feel free to contact me for projects that fall just outside the usual scope. I’ll be happy to provide a no-obligation quote.
All my rates are excluding 21% VAT.
Commercials (incl. buy-out of 1 year)
Local
Regional
National
Radio
€ 50
€ 50
€ 350
Tv
€ 125
€ 175
€ 400
Internet
–
–
€ 250
* Tag-on: +25%
Commercials (incl. buy-out of 1 year)
Local
Regional
National
Radio
€ 50
€ 125
€ 350
Televisie
€ 125
€ 175
€ 400
Internet
–
–
€ 250
* Tag-on: +25%
Voicemail / IVR
Wordcount
Rate
< 100
€ 75
101–200
€ 125
> 200
€ 200
> 1000
Get in touch
corporate video / animation / audiotour
Wordcount
Rate
< 1,5 minutes / 200 words
€ 125
< 3.5 minutes / 500 words
€ 250
< 1000 words
€ 450
> 1000+ words
Get in touch
Voicemail / IVR
Wordcount
Rate
< 100
€ 75
101–200
€ 125
> 200
€ 200
Corporate video / animation / audiotours
< 1,5 minuut / 200 words
€ 125
< 3.5 minuut / 500 words
€ 250
< 1000 words
€ 450
> 1000+ words
Op aanvraag
Audiobooks
€ 99,- per produced hour
Character voices (E.g. for animation and videogames)
I’m always on the lookout for exciting Dutch and English projects! Get in touch to discuss the possibilities or request a free audition demo.
Additional rate conditions
- Buy-out: For radio and television commercials, a buy-out period of one year applies. For extensions, a repeat fee of 50% of the original rate will be charged.
- Retakes: Your satisfaction matters to me, which is why I always include at least one free retake.
- Delivery: Voice-over recordings are delivered unprocessed (RAW) by default, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
- All projects are subject to my general terms and conditions.
Wondering whether or not my voice is the right fit for your project? I’ll happily record a short sample of your script free of charge and with no obligation so you can hear right away if it’s a good match.
