Voiceover for commercials,
e-learning, narration &
wellness.
I’m Dylan Kline — a San Diego voiceover artist. Warm, credible reads recorded broadcast-ready and delivered to spec. Send a script and a free custom audition usually comes back the same day.
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1 READHow much does a voiceover cost?
A few typical projects, to give you a real number to work from. A :30 spot starts around $250, a 500-word explainer around $450. Every project is quoted before recording starts — never invoiced after.
| Example project | Roughly | Starts at |
|---|---|---|
| :30 radio or TV spot | About 65 words — plus broadcast usage, below | from $250 |
| Explainer video or brand film | About 500 words, roughly 3½ minutes | from $450 |
| E-learning module or corporate training | About 5,000 words, roughly 33 minutes | from $1,800 |
| Nonfiction audiobook | About 50,000 words, roughly 5½ hours finished | from $9,000 |
Broadcast and paid-media campaigns add a usage fee on top of the read, scaled to how many people hear it — roughly +$50 for a local web video, +$400 for a regional radio buy, and up into the thousands for national cable or network. E-learning, internal corporate video, audiobooks, and non-broadcast web work carry no separate usage fee.
These figures are examples only and are subject to change with current market rates. For the exact rate on your project, book directly through Voice123 — script length and audience size return a live quote in about a minute — or send the script and Dylan will price it himself.
GET AN INSTANT QUOTE ↗︎Common questions
How much does a voiceover from Dylan Kline cost?
Voiceover from Dylan Kline starts around $250 for a short commercial script, $450 for a 500-word explainer, and $1,800 for a 5,000-word e-learning module. Broadcast campaigns add a usage fee based on audience size. These figures are examples only and are subject to change with current market rates. Book directly through Voice123 or reach out to Dylan for the exact rate on your project.
How much does a 30-second commercial voiceover cost?
A :30 commercial voiceover from Dylan Kline starts around $250 for the read itself, since a :30 spot runs roughly 65 to 75 words. Broadcast usage is quoted on top of that, scaled to the size of the buy — a regional radio campaign adds a few hundred dollars, national cable considerably more. These figures are examples only and are subject to change with current market rates. Book directly through Voice123 or reach out to Dylan for the exact rate on your project.
Do you charge extra for broadcast usage?
Yes — broadcast and paid-media campaigns add a usage fee on top of the read fee, scaled to how many people hear it, from about +$50 for a local web video up into the thousands for a national buy. E-learning, internal corporate video, audiobooks, and non-broadcast web work carry no separate usage fee. Usage is always quoted up front, before recording, never invoiced after the fact. These figures are examples only and are subject to change with current market rates. Book directly through Voice123 or reach out to Dylan for the exact rate on your project.
Do you offer free auditions?
Yes. Dylan Kline records a free custom audition on your actual script — not a stock demo — and it usually comes back the same day. There's no charge and no obligation, so you can hear the read on your own copy before committing to the booking.
How fast is turnaround on a voiceover?
Most voiceover projects are delivered within one to three business days, and free custom auditions usually come back the same day. Short spots often turn around in a few hours. Rush delivery is available and quoted up front rather than added as a surprise line item.
What microphone and studio does Dylan Kline record in?
Dylan Kline records in a treated home studio in San Diego on a Neumann U87ai through a Neve 1073 preamp. Every read is edited, cleaned, and delivered broadcast-ready, so files drop straight into an edit session without further processing.
What file formats do you deliver?
Voiceover is delivered as WAV or MP3 to your spec — sample rate, bit depth, and file naming to match your session. Reads come edited and cleaned, with mouth noise and breaths handled, and can be split into separate takes or per-section files on request.
Can I direct the session live?
Yes. Live-directed sessions run over Source-Connect, Zoom, or a phone patch, so you can adjust the read in real time and leave the session with the files. Directed sessions are booked the same way as any other project, and the free audition still comes first.
What kinds of voiceover does Dylan Kline record?
Dylan Kline records commercial, corporate and explainer, e-learning, long-form narration, and meditation and wellness voiceover. The register moves from relaxed and conversational for radio and retail spots, to warm and credible for brand and corporate work, to clear and unhurried for training and documentary narration.
Do you do sung reads or jingles?
Yes. Dylan Kline is a working vocalist and multi-instrumentalist with 10+ years of professional vocal training, so sung reads, jingles, and melodic tags are available alongside spoken voiceover. Session vocals, guitar, drums, and full mixing and mastering are bookable separately.
Do you work with clients outside San Diego?
Yes. Dylan Kline is based in San Diego, California, and delivers remotely worldwide — the studio, not the client, has to be in San Diego. Most projects are booked, directed, and delivered entirely online for clients across the United States and internationally.
How do I book Dylan Kline for a voiceover?
Book directly through Voice123, where entering your script length and audience size returns a live instant quote, or send the script through the contact form on dylanklineproductions.com. Either way the free custom audition comes first, usually the same day, and you hear back within one business day.
Need a read?
Let’s hear it.
Send a script for a free custom audition — usually same-day — or book directly on Voice123.
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