I will write and produce an explainer video voiceover script and audio

I will write and produce a tight, conversion-focused explainer video voiceover — a polished script plus broadcast-ready narration audio that makes your product instantly clear and worth watching to the end.

What you get

This is a done-for-you package: I handle both the words and the voice, so you receive a finished voiceover ready to drop into your edit. Concretely, you walk away with:

• A fully written explainer script, structured for the runtime you need (typically 30, 60, 90, or 120 seconds) and timed to a realistic spoken pace.
• A clear narrative arc: hook, problem, solution, how it works, and a single strong call to action — no rambling, no filler.
• Recorded voiceover audio delivered as a clean WAV (and MP3 on request), edited for clean breaths, even levels, and consistent tone.
• Mouth-noise and click cleanup, plus light de-essing and a gentle compression/EQ pass so the track sits well under music or motion graphics.
• A dry (unprocessed) version on request, in case your editor wants to mix the raw take into a larger sound design.
• A pronunciation guide honored: brand names, product names, and acronyms said exactly how you want them.
• Pacing notes / rough timestamps so your animator or editor can sync scenes to the narration without guesswork.
• Two voice takes of the opening line (on Standard and above) so you can pick the read that lands best.

If you already have a script you love, I can voice it as-is. If you only have a rough idea or a feature list, I'll turn it into the script first. Both paths are covered.

Plans

Feature	Basic	Standard	Premium
Script writing	Up to ~75 words (≈30s)	Up to ~150 words (≈60s)	Up to ~300 words (≈120s)
Voiceover recording	Yes	Yes	Yes
Cleaned & leveled audio	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tone/style direction	Standard	Tailored to brand	Fully tailored + alt opening reads
Pronunciation guide honored	Yes	Yes	Yes
Pacing notes / timestamps	—	Yes	Yes
Dry + processed versions	Processed only	Both on request	Both, plus stems-ready dry
Revisions	1	2	3
Commercial usage	Yes	Yes	Yes

All tiers include the written script AND the recorded audio — you're never paying for one and having to source the other.

How it works

1. You share the brief. Tell me what the product is, who it's for, the one action you want viewers to take, the target runtime, and your preferred tone (warm, energetic, authoritative, conversational, etc.). Existing scripts, brand guidelines, or competitor examples are all welcome but not required.
2. I write the script. I draft narration built around a single core message, structured for spoken delivery — short sentences, natural rhythm, and a clean call to action. You get the script for approval before I record.
3. You approve or tweak the words. We lock the copy first so the recorded audio matches exactly what you signed off on. This avoids re-records over a stray word.
4. I record and edit the voiceover. I track the narration, clean it, level it, and do a light mix pass so it's ready to sit under music or motion.
5. You receive the files. Script document plus audio (WAV/MP3), with pacing notes where included.
6. We refine if needed. You use your tier's revisions for tweaks to wording, pacing, emphasis, or a re-read of specific lines.

Why choose this

Most explainer videos fail at the script, not the visuals — the voice talks too long, buries the point, or never asks for the click. Because I write and voice the piece, the words are built for the mouth, not just the page: phrasing that's actually easy to say lands more naturally and reads more confidently. You get one accountable point of contact for the whole narration layer, a faster turnaround than coordinating a separate writer and voice artist, and audio that's mix-ready rather than a raw phone-quality take. I write honest, specific copy — I won't pad your runtime to hit a word count, because a tighter explainer almost always converts better.

Who it's for / use cases

• SaaS and app founders launching a product page or demo video who need the concept explained in under a minute.
• Marketing teams producing onboarding, feature-launch, or "how it works" videos.
• Animation and video studios that need a script and matching voiceover to drop straight into an edit.
• Agencies needing white-label narration for client explainer projects.
• Crowdfunding and pitch creators who need a clear, trustworthy voice to explain a new idea fast.
• Course creators and educators producing short concept-explainer intros or module overviews.
• Startups updating an outdated explainer with a sharper script and a fresh read.

Typical formats: product explainers, animated explainers, SaaS walkthroughs, app store videos, landing-page hero videos, and onboarding clips.

FAQ

Q: Do I need to provide a script, or do you write it? Either works. If you have a finished script, I'll voice it. If you only have notes, a feature list, or a rough idea, I'll write the script first and get your approval before recording. Both are included — you don't pay extra for the writing.

Q: What audio formats do I get? A cleaned, leveled WAV by default, with MP3 available on request. A dry (unprocessed) version is available so your editor can mix it into larger sound design.

Q: Can you match a specific tone or brand voice? Yes. Tell me the feel you want — warm, energetic, authoritative, friendly, calm — and share any brand guidelines or reference videos. Standard and Premium include tone tailored to your brand, and Premium includes alternate opening reads to compare.

Q: How long should my explainer be? Most explainers land between 30 and 120 seconds. The tier you pick sets the script length, and I time the writing to a natural spoken pace so the runtime is realistic rather than rushed.

Q: Will the names and acronyms be pronounced correctly? Yes. Send a quick pronunciation note for any brand names, product names, or acronyms and I'll voice them exactly the way you want. If you're unsure, I'll flag anything ambiguous before recording.

Q: Can I use this commercially? Yes. Commercial usage is included on all tiers — use it on your website, ads, social, app stores, and video platforms.

Q: How do revisions work? Lock the script first, then use your tier's revisions for adjustments to wording, pacing, emphasis, or a re-read of specific lines. Locking the copy before recording keeps revisions focused and fast.

Q: What do you need from me to start? A short brief: what the product does, who it's for, the one action you want viewers to take, your target runtime, and your preferred tone. Anything else — existing copy, brand guidelines, references — is a bonus that helps me nail it the first time.