captainproton 4.9 (128) Music & Audio Posted December 2 0 I've been working on Voices.com for quite a while now. It's a good platform if you already have experience in this line of work. But the increasing demand for content also attracts new players. This leads to job offers being overrun with proposals (sometimes 200+). So, it's getting harder to land a job there. I have no experience with Bodalgo, but to register as a voice artist you need proof that you have a professional background. So, this is not for you if you're trying to "feel your way" into the business. See profile Link to comment https://answers.fiverr.com/qa/12_music-audio/45_voice-over/in-voiceover-casting-is-voicescom-or-bodalgo-your-preferred-platform-r2250/#findComment-4990 Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kash A 5.0 (331) Voice over artist Posted November 28 0 Between Voices.com and Bodalgo, I’ve worked extensively with Voices.com, so I’m more familiar with their platform. It’s great for getting exposure and connecting with clients from all over, especially for commercial and corporate gigs. The interface is user-friendly, and they have tools to streamline auditions, which saves a lot of time. That said, Bodalgo has its strengths too. It’s particularly known for attracting international clients, and I’ve heard great things about its focus on higher-quality projects and fewer commission fees compared to Voices. For voice actors who are targeting overseas markets or specialize in multilingual work, Bodalgo might be a better fit. I’d recommend trying both to see which aligns with your style and goals in the voiceover world See profile Link to comment https://answers.fiverr.com/qa/12_music-audio/45_voice-over/in-voiceover-casting-is-voicescom-or-bodalgo-your-preferred-platform-r2250/#findComment-3759 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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