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Voicy pricing

Voicy is a paid product with a free trial, starting at $8.49 per month, billed monthly ($82 billed annually).

Free trialChecked Oct 6, 2026 against usevoicy.com

Plans and prices

Starts at
$8.49 per month, billed monthly ($82 billed annually)
Free plan
None
Free trial
Free trial with 30 minutes of recording time and every feature; no credit card required.
Free trial$030 minutes of recording time with full access to all features. No credit card required.
Pro$8.49per month, billed monthly, or $82 per yearUnlimited recording time on unlimited personal devices, covering the desktop and mobile apps.
Team plan$6.79per user / month; billing basis not shownFor 3 or more users: unlimited recording time on desktop and mobile with priority support. Set up by contacting the company.
Lifetime$260one-time paymentPay once for unlimited recording time on unlimited personal devices, desktop and mobile.

Read from usevoicy.com on Oct 6, 2026. Prices change, so confirm with Voicy before you buy.

Ways to pay less for Voicy

  • Annual discount20% off with annual billing

    Switching the pricing page to annual billing changes Pro from $8.49 a month to $82 a year, which the page labels as 20% off.

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  • Lifetime licenseLifetime license for $260

    A one-time $260 payment replaces the subscription and includes unlimited recording time on unlimited personal devices.

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  • EducationStudent discount: 20% off all plans

    Students who email the founder receive a code for 20% off every plan, described as lasting forever. Voicy says no proof of student status is needed.

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  • Other savingsDisability discount: 20% off all plans

    People with a disability can email the founder for a code that takes 20% off every plan for good. No proof is required.

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  • Other savingsFree months of Pro for inviting friends

    The changelog for version 2.3.3 says inviting friends earns free months of Voicy Pro. It does not say how many months each invitation is worth.

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How Voicy's price compares

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Each price is the vendor’s own, with its billing basis as stated. Check dates are on each tool’s page.

Voicy pricing questions

Is Voicy free?

No, Voicy is a paid product, but you can try it first. Free trial with 30 minutes of recording time and every feature; no credit card required.

How much does Voicy cost?

Voicy lists 4 plans. Free trial: $0. Pro: $8.49 per month, billed monthly, or $82 per year. Team plan: $6.79 per user / month; billing basis not shown. Lifetime: $260 one-time payment. Prices were read from usevoicy.com on Oct 6, 2026.

Does Voicy have a free trial?

Yes. Free trial with 30 minutes of recording time and every feature; no credit card required.

Is Voicy cheaper with annual billing?

20% off with annual billing. Switching the pricing page to annual billing changes Pro from $8.49 a month to $82 a year, which the page labels as 20% off.

Does Voicy have a student or education discount?

Student discount: 20% off all plans. Students who email the founder receive a code for 20% off every plan, described as lasting forever. Voicy says no proof of student status is needed.

Can I buy Voicy once instead of subscribing?

Lifetime license for $260. A one-time $260 payment replaces the subscription and includes unlimited recording time on unlimited personal devices.

When were Voicy's prices last checked?

On Oct 6, 2026, against usevoicy.com. Vendors change prices without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

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