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American English voice actors
Hundreds of native American English voice actors on Voicefinder. Whether you're launching a campaign for the US market or need an international voice for corporate video, e-learning, IVR, trailers or video games, you'll find the General American sound global audiences expect, plus Southern, New York and West Coast flavors. Every talent records in their own broadcast-quality studio and delivers WAV 48 kHz / 24 bit. Stream demos for free, compare styles and message the artist directly, or post a brief and receive proposals with custom audio within 24 hours. Every professional is vetted by our team and many carry verified reviews from past clients.
Quick answer: To hire american english voice actors: on Voicefinder you can listen to real demos from verified voices, compare styles and hire directly, or post a free brief and receive fixed proposals within 24 hours, with protected payment and invoicing included. See typical prices by project type in our rates guide, based on tens of thousands of real quotes. See rates guide
Updated: July 2026
American English voice actors

Jean-Francois Raynaud✓
French (European) · Japanese · English (United States)

Sarah Nightingale✓
English (British) · English (United States)

Kimberly Young✓
English (United States)

Garth Collins✓
English (United States)

Moxie LaBouche✓
English (United States)

Dustin Ebaugh✓
English (United States)

Rebecca Cesa✓
English (United States)

Al Moulliet✓
English (United States)

Bob Bavani✓
English (United States)

Jim Allen✓
English (United States)

Noelle Romano✓
English (United States)

Mark Schardan✓
English (United States)

AJ Dukette✓
English (United States)

Rich Summers✓
English (United States)

Deb Stein✓
English (United States)

Tom Dheere✓
English (United States)

Alan Kelly✓
English (Australian) · English (British) · English (Irish)

Mohammed Reda Khiar✓
Arabic · French (European) · English (United States)
Cliff Weldon✓
English (United States)

Rebecca Hodges✓
English (United States)

Logan Fox✓
English (United States)

Will Vincent✓
English (United States)

Bev Standing✓
English (United States)

Russ Eakle✓
English (British) · English (United States)

Paul Quinn✓
English (United States)

Angelina Kelly✓
English (United States)

Bailey Brown✓
English (United States)

Angela Renee Simpson✓
English (United States)

Graeme Spicer✓
English (United States)

Keith O’brien✓
English (United States)

Anthony Powell✓
English (United States)

Caleb Bennink✓
English (United States)
Maria Gabriela Pena Gonzalez✓
English (United States) · Italian · Spanish (Latin Neutral)

Jason Lasky✓
English (United States)
Steve Schaeffer✓
English (United States)

Denise Kelly✓
English (United States)

Aubrey Parsons✓
English (United States)

Kathleen Strecker✓
English (United States)

Margit Sander✓
German · English (United States)

Hadi Hajjar✓
Arabic · English (United States) · French (Canadian)

Richie Macey✓
English (British) · English (Scottish) · English (United States)

Miriam Millikin✓
English (United States)

Dacey Else✓
English (United States)

Dan Weinberg✓
English (United States)

Holly Raynes✓
English (United States)

Dan Sheldon✓
English (United States)

Derek Botten✓
English (United States)

Bianca Bryan✓
English (United States)

Frank Gerard✓
English (United States)
Jason Leikam✓
English (United States)
Mark S.Walks✓
English (United States)

Buzz Blackburn✓
English (United States)

Leanne Maksin✓
English (United States)

Ada Luna✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian · English (United States)

Kasey Hott✓
English (United States)

Ariel Lichtenstein✓
English (United States)

Dara Kramer✓
English (United States)

Nicolas Dromard✓
English (United States) · French (Canadian)

Cherie B. Tay✓
English (United States)

Heather Downey✓
English (United States)
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Frequently asked
What you're probably wondering
American or British English: which should I choose?
General American is the de facto standard in global advertising, tech, e-learning and entertainment — it reads as neutral to international audiences and dominates in the US and much of Asia and Latin America. British English conveys heritage and elegance and performs best in the UK, Europe and premium brands. When in doubt, American English is usually the safer pick for a mixed international audience.
Are the voice actors native US speakers or bilingual?
The catalogue includes both, clearly labeled on each profile. We verify origin and language level during onboarding. For ad spots and brand content we recommend a native voice; a bilingual talent can be handy if you need session direction in another language or matched recordings in two languages from the same voice.
How much does an American English voice over cost?
It depends on script length, medium, territory and usage rights. On Voicefinder each talent publishes their terms and you get a closed quote before recording — no surprises on the invoice. Post a free brief and compare several proposals with final pricing.
How fast will I get the audio?
For short scripts (ad spot, corporate video), most artists deliver within 24-48 hours of awarding. Many talents work US time zones, so state your deadline in the brief and filter by immediate availability if you need it today.
Can I request revisions if the script changes?
Performance or pronunciation errors are fixed at no cost. If you change the copy after recording, the retake is quoted as an extension. Agree on the number of included revisions in the project chat before awarding — it's recorded on the booking.
Are usage rights included in the rate?
Yes. Every booking on Voicefinder includes a contract and rights assignment for the agreed scope (medium, territory and duration), including US or worldwide distribution. Additional usage later is handled as a contract extension.
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