app.uberduck.ai

Annual prices meet automatic renewal

The pricing page lists Starter at $2.00 per month, Creator at $5.00 per month, and Pro at $30.00 per month when paid yearly. These are monthly prices under yearly payment, not stated as month-to-month rates.

The terms say subscriptions are billed in advance on monthly or annual cycles and renew automatically unless canceled. Cancellation is available through account management or customer support, according to the terms. Buyers choosing a trial should note that it may require billing information and converts to a paid subscription unless canceled before it ends.

The terms state that the company does not issue refunds.

Text becomes speech, song, or rap

Uberduck says it generates speech, singing, and rapping from text, and lets users create custom voices for those output types. Its speech-to-speech feature changes a voice while preserving its style, according to the service.

The service also offers AI music creation with lyrics. It states that the music feature supports 70+ languages and hundreds of musical styles.

Put voice rights and license scope to support

Before using generated voices commercially, clarify which license applies to the intended output and plan. Starter specifies a non-commercial license, while Creator and Pro list commercial licenses; the vendor separately says upgrading enables commercial use of outputs. The general upgrade statement should not be treated as a replacement for each plan’s stated terms.

Custom voice clones are intended to mimic the purchaser’s voice, and the company may verify permission to create them. Ask what permission evidence may be required and how the check applies to a voice used in a project. The terms also make users responsible for ensuring posted content is lawful and that they have the rights to use it.

The terms prohibit impersonation and describe enterprise clients as permitted to use voices and beats for commercial and non-commercial purposes. Ask support to explain how those conditions apply to the specific voice and intended use; the enterprise statement does not itself set individual-plan rights.

API access connects four voice tasks

The service lists API access for text-to-speech, text-to-singing, text-to-rapping, and voice conversion. These are the four tasks named for API access.

The underlying creative features include text-based speech, singing, and rapping generation, alongside speech-to-speech voice changes. Custom voices can speak, sing, and rap, according to the service. API access therefore sits beside, rather than defining, the broader set of tools the service promotes.

Included tools depend on the plan

According to the pricing page, Starter includes private voice access and 1,000 monthly credits, but its license is non-commercial. That gives the plan a defined allowance while limiting the stated use rights.

Creator and Pro list commercial licenses, private voice access, and API access, with 3,600 and 25,000 monthly credits respectively. The pricing page also includes image generation, image clones, and AI-generated raps in both plans.

The Pro page lists a 24-hour support response time, while the terms say enterprise clients receive dedicated support for customization and integration. These are separate support descriptions; buyers should match the stated plan terms to their own work before relying on either claim.

Renewal and rights narrow the terms

The terms combine automatic renewal with advance billing, so cancellation timing affects whether another billing cycle begins. The provider says renewal can be canceled through account management or customer support.

A trial may require billing information and becomes a paid subscription unless canceled before it ends, while the terms state that the company does not issue refunds.

Starter’s license is non-commercial; the vendor says upgrading enables commercial use of outputs, while paid-plan music use is described as commercial. Buyers should distinguish those statements from the specific license listed for their plan.

Custom voice clones are intended to mimic the purchaser’s voice, and the company may verify permission to create them. Users are responsible for lawful content and rights, and the company may use and distribute content posted through the service, including making it available to other users. Several details are listed under What we could not confirm.

Compare voice tools by rights and access

When comparing voice tools, check voice and language coverage, output formats, license scope, pricing model, API access, trial terms, and support. In general, these criteria show whether a service’s terms match the intended production and distribution workflow.

Creators and teams face different terms

The vendor describes its audience as agencies, musicians, marketers, creators, and teams. The plan split gives buyers different stated license terms: Starter is non-commercial, while Creator and Pro list commercial licenses.

Enterprise clients may use voices and beats for commercial and non-commercial purposes, according to the terms; that statement does not establish rights for individual plans. The service’s minimum-age condition is that users must be at least 13 years old, according to the terms.

Answers on credits, clones, and billing

How do plan credits differ?

The pricing page assigns 1,000 monthly credits to Starter, 3,600 to Creator, and 25,000 to Pro. The plans also differ in license terms: Starter is non-commercial, while Creator and Pro list commercial licenses.

What happens when a trial ends?

The terms say a free trial may require billing information and converts to a paid subscription unless canceled before it ends. The same terms state that subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. Check the trial’s end date and cancellation route before starting it.

How can a subscription be canceled?

The terms say renewal can be canceled through account management or customer support. Subscriptions are billed in advance and renew automatically unless canceled, so the cancellation route matters before the next cycle begins.

Does the company share custom-clone data?

The terms state that the company will not expose custom-clone data to other users or use it to clone other voices. They also say custom voice clones are intended to mimic the purchaser’s voice and that permission to create them may be verified.

Can recorded interviews be deleted?

The terms say users can request deletion of recorded interviews, and that deletion will occur within 30 days. The terms also state that recordings from the YC Practice Interview bot are used to improve speech-to-text and natural language processing models and adjust the bot.

Proceed after the terms are clear

Fits if… the intended work aligns with the selected plan’s stated license, credit allowance, and voice-use conditions.

Probably not if… the project requires commercial rights under Starter’s non-commercial license or depends on refunds after a charge.

Main risk… is proceeding without understanding renewal timing, cancellation, or the rights attached to posted content.

Sources

The facts above were taken from the public pages listed here, and each entry shows the date it was read.

• www.uberduck.ai/pricingchecked 2026-10-31
• www.uberduck.ai/termschecked 2026-10-31
• www.uberduck.ai/faqchecked 2026-10-31
• www.uberduck.aichecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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