Protect yourself
from predatory
voiceover
contracts.
Flagged
Voiceover Services Agreement
This Agreement grants Client a non-exclusive, royalty-free, irrevocable,
perpetual, worldwide license to use the Voice
Artist's recordings in all media now known or
hereafter devised, including but not limited to
broadcast, digital, print, and AI training.
Compensation: $350 flat fee (buyout).
No residuals. No royalties. No reuse fees.
Artist waives all moral rights and right of
attribution in perpetuity throughout the universe.
3 critical flagsPerpetual licenseNo residuals
73%
of voiceover contracts contain at least one predatory clause
<10 min
average review time with VoxClause
$0
cost during early access
§ Process
How it works
01
Upload your contract
PDF or plain text. Our system reads the full document — every clause, every addendum.
02
AI flags bad clauses
Our model trained on thousands of voiceover contracts identifies rights grabs, perpetual licenses, and below-market terms.
03
Get your negotiation script
Receive a personalized email with exact language to push back — specific counter-offers based on industry standards.
§ Example
We catch what
you'd miss at
midnight.
Standard contracts are dense, jargon-filled, and deliberately obscure. Our AI has reviewed thousands of voiceover agreements to know exactly which phrases signal a raw deal.
PERPETUAL LICENSE
“in perpetuity throughout the universe”
UNLIMITED USE
“all media now known or hereafter devised”
NO ROYALTIES
“buyout with no residuals”
WORK FOR HIRE
“sole and exclusive ownership”
§ Voice Artists Say
“Saved me from signing away a 10-year pharmaceutical campaign for a one-time flat fee. The contract looked normal until VoxClause flagged the 'all media in perpetuity' clause.”
Sarah M.
Commercial VO Artist, 8 years
“I used to spend $200 on a lawyer to review every contract. Now I catch the red flags myself in under 10 minutes.”
David K.
Animation & Audiobook Narrator
§ Early Access
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