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    Cleanvoice AI

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    Cleanvoice AI automates podcast and audio/video post-production: it removes filler words, background noise, mouth sounds, stutters, and dead air in minutes. It also offers studio-sound enhancement, transcription, summaries, show notes, and an API for pipeline integration. Target users are podcasters and audio engineers who want to cut multi-hour manual edits.

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    Also mentioned

    • Descript
    • Adobe Podcast Enhance
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    Features & details

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    Target audience
    Independent podcasters without dedicated audio engineers, Content agencies editing multiple client shows, Teams wanting predictable per-hour pricing vs DAW labor
    Best for
    Independent podcasters without dedicated audio engineers, Content agencies editing multiple client shows, Creators publishing video podcasts who need audio+video cleanup, Teams wanting predictable per-hour pricing vs DAW labor
    Pricing notes
    Official pricing (cleanvoice.ai/pricing, 2026): Free trial — try without signup; +30 min credits on signup. Pay-as-you-go: from $11 (5 hrs, ~$2.20/hr) to $200 (200 hrs). Monthly subscriptions: $11/mo (10 hrs), $30/mo (30 hrs), $90/mo (100 hrs). Annual equivalents ~$9.17–$75/mo. Credits roll over up to 3× plan limit on subscriptions. Pay-as-you-go credits valid 2 years. Billing rounds up to nearest minute (10:20 → 11 min). Custom 200+ hr plans with API priority. Prices ex-VAT.

    Pros & cons

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    Pros

    • Dramatic time savings on repetitive podcast cleanup
    • Handles both audio and video in one tool
    • Transparent hourly pricing with rollover on subscriptions
    • Custom templates control which edits apply
    • API for agencies and automated workflows

    Cons

    • Not a full timeline editor like Descript or a DAW
    • Can struggle with music-heavy or highly dynamic content
    • Minimum 1-minute billing increment adds minor cost
    • Less brand recognition than Adobe/Descript
    • Advanced multitrack mixing still needs traditional tools

    Review notes

    Context from the listing review and editorial research.

    Generally positive among podcast creators for time savings vs manual DAW editing. Castmagic and similar reviews note strong filler/noise removal and fair hourly rates (~$0.90–$1.10/hr on subscriptions). Some users report occasional over-editing or artifacts on music-heavy tracks. Less feature-rich as a full DAW replacement vs Descript's editing suite, but faster for cleanup-only workflows.

    Extended features

    In-depth description and capability notes.

    Filler word remover — Detects and cuts "um," "uh," and similar disfluencies automatically. Background noise & mouth sound removal — Cleans room noise, breaths, and lip smacks. Studio Sound enhancer — Normalizes levels and improves clarity without a physical studio. Video podcast editing — Processes video files alongside audio (.mp4, etc.). Transcription & summaries — Multi-format transcripts plus AI show notes and chapter markers. Custom templates — Select which cleanup features to apply per project. API — Single-call automation for editing, enhancement, and transcription at scale.

    Use cases

    Cleanvoice fits podcasters, YouTube creators, and agencies producing spoken-word content who spend hours on repetitive cleanup. Upload raw recordings, apply a template, download polished files — often in under 10 minutes vs 4+ hours manual. Weekly podcast episode cleanup before publish Removing filler words from interview recordings Enhancing remote/guest audio to near-studio quality Generating transcripts and show notes for SEO/accessibility Batch-processing client podcast libraries (agencies) API integration into recording-to-publish pipelines