Fish Audio Review 2026

Voice platform for expressive text to speech, rapid voice cloning, speech recognition, audio translation, Story Studio, and low-latency APIs.

Fish Audio is a voice-generation platform for text to speech, voice cloning, speech to text, audio translation, voice changing, audio separation, sound effects, and long-form Story Studio production. Its current S2.1 Pro model emphasizes expressive delivery: prompts can include tags such as angry, sad, embarrassed, emphasis, background laughter, pause, and long pause. The homepage advertises low-latency streaming, 30-plus languages, more than two million community voices, and voice cloning from roughly 10 to 15 seconds of reference audio. That combination suits narrated media and conversational applications, though buyers should benchmark it against [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), [Deepgram](/tools/deepgram), [AssemblyAI](/tools/assemblyai), and [Cleanvoice AI](/tools/cleanvoice-ai).

The live /pricing route returned 404, but the homepage’s Pricing link led to /plan/, which provided current figures. Free costs $0 and grants 8,000 monthly credits, about seven minutes of generation, 500 characters per generation, three public voice slots, and personal use only. Plus is $15 month-to-month or $11 per month billed as $132 annually; it includes 250,000 monthly credits, approximately 200 minutes, 15,000 characters per generation, 10 private voice slots, priority generation, Voice Design, and commercial use. Pro is $100 monthly or $75 per month billed as $900 annually, with two million monthly credits, about 1,620 minutes, three seats, 30,000 characters per generation, unlimited voice slots, and five professional voice slots. Max is $999 monthly or $749 per month billed as $8,988 annually, with 25 million monthly credits, up to 6,250 minutes, and 10 seats. Enterprise is custom and lists pay-as-you-go controls, zero data retention, on-premise deployment, and SOC 2 compliance. Credits reset monthly and do not roll over.