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Why it matters: No creative editing features — strictly automated cleanup, not a replacement for a full DAW or Descript-style text editing
Available from: Pay-as-you-go
Why it matters: May occasionally remove valid words that sound like fillers, requiring manual review via timeline export
Available from: Pay-as-you-go
Why it matters: Pricing in euros means costs fluctuate for USD-based customers depending on exchange rates
Available from: Pay-as-you-go
Why it matters: Higher-volume tiers cap at 100 hours/month before requiring a custom enterprise plan
Available from: Pay-as-you-go
Why it matters: No native waveform visualization or cut-and-splice capabilities — exports must be refined in an external DAW
Available from: Pay-as-you-go
Cleanvoice achieves high accuracy on common fillers (um, uh, like, you know) using context analysis to avoid removing words that sound like fillers but serve a purpose. Filler word detection is supported in 20+ languages and accuracy improves with clear audio quality. The timeline export lets you review every AI edit before finalizing, and you can also choose to mute edits instead of removing them entirely. For unusual speech patterns, manual review remains advisable.
Cleanvoice processes MP3, WAV, and M4A audio files plus MP4 video files. This covers the standard formats used by most recording setups, video podcasts, and YouTube creators. Batch file uploads are supported, so producers handling weekly multi-episode workflows can queue several recordings at once. Output can be downloaded directly or exported with a timeline reference for further editing in Adobe Audition, Audacity, or another DAW.
Yes. Cleanvoice provides a timeline export showing all AI-performed edits, allowing you to review changes and make manual adjustments in your preferred DAW before finalizing. You can also choose which categories of edits to apply (filler words, mouth sounds, deadair, etc.) and mute edits instead of removing them outright. This makes Cleanvoice usable as a first-pass automated layer in workflows where a human editor still has final say.
A typical hour-long episode processes in about 10-15 minutes, though times vary based on file size and server load. Pricing starts with a free 30-minute trial requiring no sign-up. Pay-as-you-go credits cost roughly €1.33-€2/hour and are valid for 2 years, while subscription plans range from €0.85-€1/hour with monthly credit allocation that rolls over up to 3x. Higher tiers cap at 100 hours/month, beyond which a custom enterprise plan is required.
Yes. Over 30 brands use the Cleanvoice API for large-scale audio processing, and setup is documented as a 5-step copy-paste process. The platform also offers a native Make.com integration for no-code automation, plus a public API playground and API docs. This makes it suitable for podcast networks, agencies, and SaaS products embedding audio cleanup into their own workflows, with enterprise SLA and ISO 27001 compliance available.
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