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Comparator · Audio & voice

ChertNot publishedvs

ElevenLabs$6/mo (Starter (Creative))

Starting price— · $6/mo

Free tierno · yes

Plans documented1 · 11

Platforms1 · 2

Comparison of Chert, ElevenLabs
	Chert Visit website for Chert (opens in a new tab)	ElevenLabs Visit website for ElevenLabs (opens in a new tab)
Category	Audio & voice	Audio & voice
Main use cases	AI video agent that answers FaceTime calls for remote support Visual inspections and field-service guidance over video Automated B2C iMessage agents that book and reschedule Customer onboarding and support threads in iMessage Logging iMessage conversations to Salesforce or HubSpot	Narrating videos, audiobooks and podcasts Dubbing content into other languages Cloning or designing custom voices Transcribing audio to text Building conversational voice agents
Best for	Developers building iMessage or FaceTime agents into their product, Companies running support or sales conversations on Apple channels	Content creators and podcasters, Video and localization teams, Developers adding voice to apps, Businesses building voice agents
Platforms	API	Web, API
Pricing model	—	Freemium
Pricing	See official pricing US prices not confirmed Official pricing ↗	Free $0 (10,000 credits/mo); Starter $6/mo (30,000 credits); Creator $22/mo with first month shown at $11 (121,000 credits); Pro $99/mo (600,000 credits); Scale $299/mo (1.8M credits); Business $990/mo (6M credits); Enterprise custom. Checked Sep 30, 2026. Official pricing ↗
Key features	FaceTime AI video agents with configurable instructions, model, voice, avatar and framing Browser preview of an assistant before publishing REST Messaging API with bearer or HMAC auth plus webhooks Real iMessage delivery with SMS/RCS fallback Attachments, voice notes, contact cards, reactions and read receipts Salesforce, HubSpot and Slack integrations	Text-to-speech with multiple models Voice cloning and prompt-based voice design Dubbing that aims to keep the original delivery Speech-to-text transcription Sound effects and music generation Developer API and voice agent platform
Pros	Public documentation covers API, auth and integrations Video agents can see what a caller shows, unlike voice-only agents Multiple integration paths (API, Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack)	Supports 70+ languages according to the official site Free plan with 10,000 monthly credits Low-cost entry paid plan with commercial license API available for developers
Limitations	FaceTime API is a controlled private preview; live calling requires authorization No public pricing; sales-led onboarding via booked call Access to docs features gated behind 'Request access' Developer/API product, not an end-user app	Free plan does not include a commercial license Usage is limited by a monthly credit system Voice cloning raises consent and misuse concerns that users must manage Generated speech may mispronounce names or uncommon words
Ratings	Editorial Not yet reviewed Users No user reviews yet	Editorial Not yet reviewed Users No user reviews yet
Review status	Listed Verified Sep 29, 2026	Listed Verified Sep 30, 2026