Hire a voice over artist: 224 audio tasks show what fills fastest
Voice over tasks get 4.6 offers on average. From AI training recordings to professional narration, see what audio work fills fastest.

Voice over tasks posted on Quest get 4.6 offers on average. That's higher than event staffing, virtual assistant work, or content creation. Over the last six months, 224 audio tasks were posted across Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Indonesia, and some of them filled in minutes.
Voice over work averages 4.6 offers per post.
What voice over work pays
Voice over tasks in Singapore average about $234, and US posts come in around $220. The range is wide. Some simple AI training recordings pay $2 to $10 for an hour or two of work. Professional narration, commercial voice work, and character voice acting can pay several hundred dollars.
The lowest end is dominated by AI training tasks. People are hired to read scripts aloud, record everyday commands, or capture voice samples for machine learning datasets. These posts typically ask for 1 to 3 hours of recording time and pay $2 to $10.
The posts that get flooded
Some voice over posts get 20, 50, or even 100 offers. The pattern is clear. AI training tasks attract the most responses. Posts titled things like "Record Real World Tasks for AI" or "Get Paid to Record Everyday Tasks for AI" routinely pull 100 offers in Singapore.
Car voice command recording tasks also fill fast, often getting 20 offers. These jobs ask people to sit in a car and record hundreds of voice commands for automotive AI systems.
The median number of offers is 1, which means half of all voice over posts get just one response or none at all. The high average is driven by a subset of posts that get flooded. If you need professional narration or a specific voice type, competition is much lighter than the 4.6 average suggests.
Who hires voice over artists
Businesses hire for commercial voice over work, explainer videos, product demos, and branded content. AI and tech companies post the bulk of the training data tasks. Individual creators and small agencies look for narrators for YouTube videos, podcasts, and audiobooks. Some posts are for content creation that includes both video and voice work.
The demand for voice work has grown alongside AI training needs. Companies building voice assistants, language models, and speech recognition systems need thousands of hours of real human voice data. That has created a new category of simple, repeatable voice tasks that anyone can do.
How voice over stacks up
Compared to other talent categories on Quest, voice over is competitive. Survey tasks get 8 offers on average, product testing gets 7, and market research gets 5.1. Voice over lands at 4.6, ahead of event staffing at 3.7 offers and sales roles at 4.5.
The work is remote, which expands the pool of people who can respond. You don't need to be in a specific city or show up at a specific time. As long as you have a microphone and a quiet room, you can take on most voice tasks.
Frequently asked questions
How much do voice over artists charge?
Voice over artists on Quest charge an average of about $220 to $234, depending on the market. Simple AI training recordings can pay $2 to $10, while professional commercial work and narration can reach several hundred dollars.
What type of voice over work gets the most offers?
AI training voice recording tasks get the most offers, often receiving 20 to 100 responses. These include tasks like recording everyday commands, reading scripts for machine learning datasets, or car voice command recordings.
Do I need professional equipment to do voice over work?
For basic AI training recordings, you typically just need a smartphone or computer microphone and a quiet space. Professional commercial voice over work usually requires better audio quality, which means a dedicated USB microphone and sound treatment.
How competitive is voice over work compared to other tasks?
Voice over work gets 4.6 offers on average, making it more competitive than event staffing or sales roles but less competitive than research tasks like surveys and product testing. The median is 1 offer, meaning many posts get little competition, while AI training tasks can get 100 offers.


