which subscription do I need to create podcast?

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AI-generated Answer for pformu

The subscription you need depends on the length of your podcast and your specific requirements. For a 5-10 minute podcast, the Starter plan might be sufficient, as it provides 30,000 credits per month. On average, 1 minute of audio uses about 1,000 credits, though this can vary based on the voice and content.

If you need more features or credits, you can explore higher-tier plans like the Creator or Pro plans. You can find detailed information about each plan on the Pricing Page.

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ok but in https://elevenlabs.io/app/subscription I see that studio is available only from Creator up

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To create podcasts or other long-form content using the Projects feature, you will need at least the Creator plan or higher. This aligns with the availability of the Studio feature, which is included starting from the Creator plan. You can explore the details of the plans on the Subscription Page.

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so which feature could i use to create podcast with starter sub

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AI-generated Answer for pformu

With the Starter subscription, you can create audio content using the text-to-speech functionality, as it provides 30,000 monthly credits (approximately 30 minutes of audio). However, features like Projects, AI Voiceover Studio, and Audio Native, which are more suited for advanced podcast creation and management, are only available starting from the Creator plan.

If you're looking to create a basic podcast, the Starter plan might suffice for generating audio, but for more advanced tools and features, upgrading to the Creator plan would be necessary. You can review the details of each plan on the Subscription Page.

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i need a podcast with more than one voice so which is the sub needed

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AI-generated Answer for pformu

To create a podcast with more than one voice, you would need at least the Creator subscription or higher. This is because the Projects feature, which allows you to assign different voices to each paragraph or section of your script, is available starting from the Creator tier.

If you're on the Starter subscription, you can still generate audio using a single voice or switch between voices manually, but it won't support seamless multi-voice integration like the Projects feature does. For a smoother workflow with multiple voices, upgrading to the Creator plan or above is recommended. You can explore the available plans on the Subscription Page.

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thanks