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ReadSpeaker
ReadSpeaker provides text to speech in more than 90 languages for education, accessibility, and enterprise products.
About ReadSpeaker
ReadSpeaker is a text-to-speech company that converts written text into spoken audio. Its homepage states that it has worked on voice technology since 1999 and offers products for education and enterprise use, in more than 90 languages.
For education, the homepage describes read-aloud tools that can be placed inside learning management systems, including Moodle (certified), Blackboard, Brightspace and Schoology, as well as assessments and SCORM e-learning packages. For enterprises, it describes speech engines, APIs, and custom brand voices. Some options are fully on-premise, and an on-device SDK is described as working with no network. The homepage does not state pricing, and it does not describe which features are included in each product, so details should be confirmed directly with the company.
Key features
- Text-to-speech in more than 90 languages
- Read-aloud tools inside existing learning management systems
- Identical read-aloud of exam instructions and questions for all students
- Voice added to existing SCORM packages without rebuilding courses
- Fully on-premise speech engine for networks that cannot call out
- Custom brand voice designed for a single organization
Best for: Schools, universities and organizations that want to add read-aloud or spoken output to existing learning platforms, courses, or products.
Good for
- Lists integrations with several named learning management systems and SCORM authoring tools.
- Offers on-premise speech engines for deployments that must stay inside a private network.
- Offers a REST-based cloud API for developers who want speech on demand.
Watch out for
- Pricing is not listed on the homepage.
ReadSpeaker at a glance
- Website
- readspeaker.com
- Category
- AI & Machine Learning › AI Speech Synthesis
- Type
- Website
- 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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ReadSpeaker FAQ
Which learning platforms does ReadSpeaker work with?
The homepage names Moodle (certified), Blackboard, Brightspace and Schoology, and says it works with others in addition to these. It also says the tools work with SCORM e-learning packages from several authoring tools, including Genially, Rise, Adobe Captivate, Lectora and iSpring.
Can the speech engine run without an external network connection?
The homepage describes a fully on-premise engine for defense communication and training systems that cannot call out, and an embedded SDK that runs on the device with no network. Whether a specific product works offline should be confirmed with the company.
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