WellSaid replaces its 7-day trial with an ongoing free tier and adds a self-serve minutes top-up
WellSaid's free Trial dropped its 7-day time limit and now includes 3 downloaded minutes/month (no commercial rights); Starter and Pro gained a new 'Extra minutes available' self-serve top-up, addressing the plan's prior no-overage gap.
Trial: 7-day time-boxed evaluation, 0 downloaded minutes, converts to a paid plan after 7 days. No self-serve overage on Starter or Pro.
Trial: ongoing free plan (no stated expiry), 3 downloaded minutes/month (no commercial rights). Starter and Pro list 'Extra minutes available' as a self-serve top-up (no published per-minute rate).
WellSaid’s pricing page now carries a sitewide “New plans are here — All with unlimited generation and commercial rights built-in” banner. The free Trial card dropped its “try all our voices for 7 days” copy entirely and instead states “3 download minutes per month (no commercial rights),” and the plan-comparison table’s Downloaded-minutes row changed from “No downloads” to “3 minutes/month” for the Trial column — converting what was a converting, time-boxed trial into an evergreen free tier with a small recurring download allowance. Separately, the Starter and Pro cards each picked up a new “Extra minutes available” line, the first self-serve overage mechanism WellSaid has published (no per-minute rate is disclosed yet). Headline paid-tier prices (Starter $10/mo, Pro $33/mo, Business $160/mo/user, Enterprise custom) are unchanged.
WellSaid replaced the single $50 Creative seat with two new low-end tiers — Starter $10/mo ($120/year) and Pro $33/mo ($396/year), both annual-billed — keeping Business at $160/mo/user ($1,920/year) and Enterprise custom. The capacity meter changed from downloads/year to minutes/year of downloaded audio: Starter 240, Pro 2,160, Business 2,880/user, Enterprise custom. Generation is unlimited; voice library grew to 280+.