4.7 out of 5Casting, recording, editing, mastering, and delivery planning for authors who need an audiobook that feels commercially ready, not improvised.
Audiobook channels
Package rationale
Audiobooks are the fastest-growing segment in publishing. Don't miss out. We produce broadcast-quality audiobooks with professional narrators.
Professional voice actors
ACX/Audible compliant
Sound engineering included
The voice, pacing, and engineering shape whether listeners trust the production immediately or feel like they are hearing an amateur cut.
The right narrator is not only technically capable. They also need to sound believable for the genre, the reader promise, and the type of listener you want to retain.
Package rationale
Audiobooks are the fastest-growing segment in publishing. Don't miss out. We produce broadcast-quality audiobooks with professional narrators.
Professional voice actors
ACX/Audible compliant
Sound engineering included
Distribution assistance
Included
The voice, pacing, and engineering shape whether listeners trust the production immediately or feel like they are hearing an amateur cut.
The right narrator is not only technically capable. They also need to sound believable for the genre, the reader promise, and the type of listener you want to retain.
When the files are mastered and checked properly, you avoid preventable platform friction, resubmission delays, and a weaker first impression on Audible or retail previews.
Simple pricing
That keeps the pricing easy to understand. You are paying for the final mastered runtime, not the raw recording session. The quote includes production-ready files built for real platform delivery.
Worked examples
Voice casting
Audiobook listeners decide fast whether the production feels trustworthy. Casting is not just about a pleasant voice. It is about genre fit, authority, pacing, and whether the listener can stay with that performance for hours.
What the production brief should settle early
Investment
Investment
Most popular
Typical for many business books, memoirs, and shorter novels.
Process
Audition narrators to find the perfect voice.
Professional recording of the full manuscript.
Editing out breaths, noises, and mastering.
Files ready for upload to Audible/ACX.
Production flow
Recording alone is not the deliverable. The production has to move from manuscript to final mastered files in a way that protects performance quality, technical compliance, and launch readiness at the same time.
Shortlist voices that feel commercially right for the genre, tone, and listener expectation before moving into the full recording schedule.
Best use
Best when the voice needs to sell the category immediately.
Editing, mastering, room-noise cleanup, and level consistency make the production feel finished instead of merely recorded.
Best use
Best when platform approval and listener retention both matter.
Treat the audiobook as a launch asset with packaging, metadata, and platform submission support, not just a folder of audio files.
Best use
Best when the audiobook should support a wider author ecosystem.
FAQ
Clear answers on timeline, scope, rights, revisions, and what happens after checkout.
Most audiobook production is scoped by finished hours, because the real workload includes narration, pickups, editing, mastering, and compliance checks after the raw recording is done.
Yes. The casting process should narrow the field down to voices that fit the genre, tone, and audience expectations of the book before recording starts.
That can work, but the production still needs engineering, editing, mastering, and technical cleanup if the final files are going to feel professional and pass platform requirements cleanly.
That is the goal. The production should be delivered to platform-ready technical standards so upload, review, and launch are not delayed by preventable audio issues.
Next step
If you know the approximate manuscript length, we can map it into finished hours and quote the production cleanly at £350 per finished hour.
