This web app converts entered text into spoken audio for immediate listening.
CereProc
CereProc develops neural text to speech software for turning text into spoken voice.
About CereProc
CereProc's text-to-speech software is listed here through a Capacity web page for neural text-to-speech, which describes the product as Capacity TTS. The software converts written text into spoken audio for businesses that want a consistent brand voice in customer-facing audio, such as phone systems.
The page describes a neural speech engine, a voice library of 106 voices, and integration with contact center software through MRCP (versions 1 and 2) and gRPC APIs. It can also work with Capacity's automatic speech recognition for two-way conversations. Deployment can be on-premise, in private or public cloud, hybrid, or hosted SaaS. Pricing is not stated on the page, and voice availability varies by dialect.
Key features
- Neural speech engine that aims to capture tone, intonation and pronunciation
- Library of 106 voices across multiple languages and dialects
- MRCP version 1 and 2 and gRPC API integration with contact center software
- Native integration with Capacity automatic speech recognition for two-way conversations
- Custom voice development to match a business's brand identity
- On-premise, private or public cloud, hybrid, or hosted SaaS deployment
Best for: Contact centers and businesses that run IVR systems, outbound calls or automated messages and need neural voices connected through MRCP or gRPC.
Good for
- Neural voices are designed to sound natural and capture tone and personality.
- Multiple deployment options, including on-premise and cloud, are offered.
- The page states it can replace other TTS engines with minimal effort.
Watch out for
- Voice availability varies by language and dialect; some dialects have no voices.
- Pricing is not stated on the page.
CereProc at a glance
- Category
- AI & Machine Learning › AI Speech Synthesis
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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CereProc FAQ
What languages does the software support?
The page states it supports over twenty four languages and dialects, including variations of English, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Can a business create a custom voice?
The page says businesses can develop custom voices to match their brand identity. It does not describe the process or cost.
What deployment options are available?
It can be deployed on-premise, in public or private cloud stacks, or in the Capacity SaaS environment. The page describes a containerized microservice architecture with redundancy.
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