Voice

Record once, reuse it in every call and voicemail drop.

Record your message by phone, upload an mp3, or type it for a text to speech voice. Every recording stays in one library, ready for voice broadcasts, ringless voicemail drops, and audio texts.

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Formerly Call Loop. Trusted by over 45,000 people, organizations, and businesses.

Audio management in short

Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, keeps every recording in one audio library. Record by phone, upload an mp3, or use a text to speech voice, then reuse the audio in voice broadcasts, ringless voicemail drops, texts, and automated campaigns. Calls, drops, and texts share the same credits, and plans start at $15 a month.

Why it matters

Three ways to record. One library.

Record by phone, any time

Call the 24-hour recording line, enter your PIN, and record your message from your own phone.

Upload an mp3

Bring audio you already have, recorded in a studio or on your computer. Upload as many recordings as you need.

Type it instead

Turn text into audio with one of 30+ AI voices, or a clone of your own voice.

Hear it before your list does

Send yourself a test to hear exactly how the message sounds before it goes out.

How it works

From recording to sent.

  1. 01

    Add the audio

    Call the 24-hour recording line from any phone and enter your PIN, upload an mp3 you already have, or type the message and pick one of 30+ AI voices or a clone of your own voice. Every recording is saved to your audio library.

  2. 02

    Test it

    Send yourself a test and hear exactly how the message sounds before your list does. Keep voice broadcast audio under 50 seconds to use 1 credit per call, since Broadcast adds 10 seconds to the length when it counts credits.

  3. 03

    Use it anywhere

    Pick the same recording from your library in a voice broadcast, a ringless voicemail drop, a text message, or a step in an automated campaign. In a voice broadcast, you can use one recording for people who answer and another for voicemail.

Common uses

Where your recordings go.

Voice broadcasts

One recording for people who answer and another for voicemail, with press 1 to reach your team.

Ringless voicemail drops

Your message straight into voicemail, without the phone ringing. You pay only for delivered drops.

Audio in a text

Send a voice memo inside a text. Attach an mp3 or wav file of up to 5 MB, alone or with up to 4 photos, in a broadcast, campaign, or trigger.

Learn more about Audio in a text

FAQ

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How do I record a voice broadcast message?

There are three ways. Call the 24-hour recording line from any phone and enter your PIN, upload an mp3 file, or type the message and pick a text to speech voice. Every recording is saved to your audio library.

How long should my recording be?

Keep voice broadcast audio under 50 seconds to use 1 credit per call, because Broadcast adds 10 seconds to the length when it counts credits. Audio files in text messages can be up to 5 MB, about 45 to 50 seconds.

Can I reuse a recording?

Yes. Recordings stay in your library, so you can pick the same one for a voice broadcast, a ringless voicemail drop, a text message, or a step in an automated campaign.

What should a recorded message say?

Who you are, why you are calling, and how to reach you or opt out. Prerecorded calls and voicemail drops to cell phones need prior express consent, or written consent for marketing. This is not legal advice.

Get started for free.

Texts, picture messages, voicemail drops, and voice calls, all paid with the same credits. Cancel before day 14.

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