Invoice clients for voiceover narration, advertising scripts, and e-learning audio. Get paid on time with Tidybill.
A voiceover artist invoice covers fees for professional audio narration and performance work across corporate videos, e-learning modules, advertising, IVR telephone systems, explainer videos, and audiobooks. Voiceover artists who work primarily in corporate and commercial contexts (as opposed to character voice acting) are a distinct market segment. The pricing for corporate narration tends to be more straightforward than broadcast advertising — typically priced per finished minute of audio or per word count rather than by usage tiers. E-learning in particular has grown significantly as a market, with many companies requiring extensive narration for online training platforms. A professional invoice for voiceover work should clearly describe the project, the delivery format, and any reproduction or distribution rights.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate Narration (per finished minute) | £50 - £150 | per finished minute |
| E-Learning Module Narration | £100 - £300 | per finished hour |
| Explainer Video Voiceover (60-90 sec) | £100 - £300 | per video |
| IVR / Phone System Recording | £80 - £200 | per session |
| Audiobook Narration | £150 - £350 | per finished hour |
| Revision Round | £30 - £60 | per round |
Invoice promptly on delivery of the final audio files with Net 14 terms. For large e-learning or audiobook projects, staged invoicing (deposit upfront, progress payment mid-project, balance on delivery) is appropriate. Include the word count or finished minute count in the invoice so the client can easily verify the charge. Collect payment before granting distribution rights for any commercial content.