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For readers with a following

Your voice, every family's bedtime

Actors, teachers, librarians, that friend with the voice. A recording-artist account is a public studio — release readings any family can shelve, sell them, and take commissions for personalized ones. We take 20%. You keep the rest.

A young man with headphones around his neck in a small home studio with a microphone and picture books

How the money works

Free to open. Fair by design.

Release a finished reading platform-wide — free, or for a price. A family shelves it and it plays in their reading room like any recording. Commissions are the other half: a family asks you to read a book for their child, pays up front, we hold it, you deliver, they accept, you're paid.

  • 20% platform fee on sales and commissions, nothing else
  • Escrow on commissions — seven quiet days after delivery, or an acceptance, and it's yours
  • Auto-refund for anything undelivered in fourteen days
  • Stripe payouts; free releases work before payouts are set up

How to become a recording artist

A Voicebooks recording artist's public page with releases, reviews and a follow button

What families see

A public page

getvoicebooks.com/artists/you — your readings, your reviews, a follow button.

Reviews per delivery

One review per delivered commission. The record is on your page.

Followers unlock your shelf

Ten books to start; five distinct families following and it's unlimited.

Open your studio

Free to open. The first five followers make it unlimited.

Two Voicebooks mascots — a grown-up and a child — side by side, smiling

Questions about recording artists

No. Your page is public from the start; families find you in the artist directory and by link.
Yes. A studio is a family of its own; your grown-up account can be in both.