Voiceover

Yes — the clip above is Gulf, and it came out of this studio. There are five dialects: Saudi, Emirati, Egyptian, Gulf and Formal Arabic — the Entry plan is Formal Arabic only, Starter adds Saudi, and the higher plans open all five. When you pick a dialect other than Formal Arabic, Pyra does not read your script back as typed: it rewrites it in that dialect first, then speaks it. Formal Arabic has no dialect rewrite of its own.

Listen to the clip above and judge for yourself — that is the most honest answer we can give. What we can state exactly: Pyra has two voice paths, the higher plans run on the Pyra Voice Pro path, and this clip was generated on it. And if the voice you picked on that path cannot speak, Pyra does not substitute one that reads Arabic in a foreign accent — it stops the run and returns your credits in full.

You are charged by duration, not by the minute: Pyra counts fixed units of seconds, and both the length of the unit and its price differ between Entry and Starter on one side and Pro and above on the other — both bands are stated above in full. Once the audio is delivered the charge is settled against what was actually spoken — so if it comes out shorter than the estimate, the difference goes back to your balance without you asking for it. And the longest voiceover allowed grows with the plan: half a minute on the Entry plan, up to ten minutes on the highest.