All Voice Lab
Cloning, TTS and dubbing bundled with an MCP server for AI agents
Overview
All Voice Lab bundles voice cloning, text-to-speech, a real-time voice changer, and video dubbing into one credits-based platform, with an open GitHub repo and an MCP server for plugging into Claude Desktop, Cursor and similar agent tools.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- ~10,000 TTS characters/mo
- 12 voices
- 96,000 TTS characters/mo
- 66 voices, 8 voiceover languages
- 5 min full video localization
- 320,000 TTS characters/mo
- Full voice library, 33 voiceover languages
- 16.5 min full video localization
What you can produce with All Voice Lab
- Text-to-speech across 66+ voices
- Voice cloning from sample audio
- Real-time voice changer
- Video dubbing and translation in 33+ languages
- Subtitle/SRT generation and translation
- Audiobook narration generation
- MCP server for Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf agent integration
- Developer API for TTS and voice conversion
ASEAN Perspective
All Voice Lab in Southeast Asia
ASEAN-region availability and pricing notes coming soon. Drop the editorial team a note via /contact/ if you can supply local context (Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Thailand/Vietnam).
All Voice Lab's pitch is breadth: cloning, TTS, voice changing, dubbing and audiobook narration under one credit pool, plus an MCP server so agent tools like Claude Desktop or Cursor can call its speech APIs directly. That MCP angle is unusual for this category and worth a look if you're already building agent workflows.
The catch is thin third-party validation. Review counts on the aggregator sites are in the single digits, so claims about voice quality are hard to verify independently. One user reported a cloned voice at roughly 80% fidelity to the original speaker, and another flagged inconsistent synthesis quality needing manual fine-tuning. Entry pricing is cheap and the free tier is generous enough to test cloning quality yourself before committing. Treat it as a budget alternative to ElevenLabs rather than a proven replacement.
What people say
All Voice Lab shows up on the usual AI-tool directories (Futurepedia, Capterra, GetApp, AITopTools) but actual review volume is sparse — AITopTools lists a 5.0 rating from just 2 reviews, and Product Hunt and Trustpilot listings exist without a meaningful sample size behind them. That makes it hard to separate marketing copy from independent verdicts.
What feedback does exist points in a consistent direction: the tool works well for translation-heavy workflows, with one user specifically praising English-to-Japanese output, and another describing a cloned voice as landing around 80% similar to their original recording — good enough for many use cases but noticeably short of a perfect match. On the downside, a recurring complaint is inconsistent synthesis quality across runs, which several users say requires manual fine-tuning or re-generation to get a usable take.
Scamadviser rates the site as legitimate, and the company maintains public repos (allvoicelab/allvoicelab, AllVoiceLab-MCP) rather than operating as a black box, which is a decent trust signal for a newer entrant. The free tier — 30,000 signup credits plus 50 monthly credits for roughly 10,000 TTS characters and 12 voices — is generous enough to sanity-check cloning fidelity before paying.
Competitively, All Voice Lab sits below ElevenLabs and Murf on brand recognition and documented reliability, but undercuts them on price: the $10/mo Basic plan covers 96,000 characters, 66 voices and 8 voiceover languages, scaling to $29/mo for 320,000 characters and 33 languages on Creator. For teams that just need serviceable dubbing and cloning without enterprise SLAs, it's a reasonable low-cost pick, but the review base is too small right now to call it a proven alternative to the category leaders. Worth a paid trial on your own scripts before standardizing a production pipeline on it, especially if fidelity matters more than raw cost, and worth checking the MCP server specifically if your workflow already runs through an agent tool.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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