Eleven labs now allow authors to make and publish audio boxes on their platform

Voice AI company XI Labs is now allowing authors to publish AI infield audio boxes on their readers’ app, Tech Crunch has learned and the company has confirmed. Following the announcement, the company has come out after a partnership with AI-Arrated Audio Box with Spatifs.

Last month, eleven labs collecting 180 million meg -round began inviting the authors to start inviting their publication program through their app last year, Tech Crunch had previously spotted. This program is new to all authors to date.

The company confirmed the development in the Tech Crunch, explaining the idea, providing affordable and accessible tools for the creation of audiobox, which can otherwise cost a lot to produce in the studio.

The purpose of this platform is to compete with its own hearing, which believes that eleven labs believe that low royalty rates are offered for authors. Under its model, the audio box of eleven labs will be presented to its own reader app and the company will pay the authors when the user engages in their content.

Currently, it pays about $ 1.10 to the authors when the audience engages with audiobox for 11 minutes or more.

Eleven Labs said the average user spent 19 minutes to hear books published on his app during the testing phase. Although Startup believes these rates are excellent in the industry, they may change with the program scales.

At the time of launch, payment is offered to authors in the United States and only for English titles. Later, the purpose is to expand payments in 32 languages ​​auxiliary for audioboxes.

The company also plans to build a market where authors can sell their content.

The biggest opportunity for eleven labs includes authors and publishers who produce audioboxes that are $ 11 to 330 per month by its payments using its AI Tech. This is less expensive than the booking of the studio and the payment of voice actors.

In particular, eleven labs have already text other audio platforms such as GBFM and Coco FM to convert to audio content.

The company’s move to host more Indi content is to extend the company’s CEO of eleven labs CEO Matthew Stensziosky’s more experiences to extend more experiences.