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ChatQuick
ChatQuick turns written material into audio. Paste a script, upload notes, or start from nothing but a topic, then pick a voice and tone and the generator returns a podcast episode, an audiobook chapter, a guided meditation, or a short audio ad. Files export as MP3 or WAV, ready for Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Audible.
The pairing is what separates it from a plain text to speech service. ChatQuick also ships a prompt engineer that rewrites a rough sentence into a detailed prompt, plus a library the site sizes at over 1,000,000 prompts covering 100,000 tasks, so one account drafts the script and then narrates it. Voice mode records you directly or accepts uploaded audio, so an episode can mix your own voice with generated narration.
Writers converting manuscripts, students turning lecture notes into study audio, and marketers cutting short audio spots are the clearest fits. Plans meter words rather than minutes, from 38,000 words a month on Starter to 250,000 on Advanced, which is easy to budget against once you know your script length.
Some rough edges show. The refund answer on the pricing page still names Wordwriter rather than ChatQuick, and the contact page email link points at a wordwriter.co address, signs that this is one of several products SalesGroup AI runs from a shared template.
Generates podcasts, audiobooks, stories, meditations, and audio ads from uploaded scripts, notes, or a plain topic
Exports finished audio as MP3 or WAV for upload to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Audible
Voice mode records your own voice or accepts uploaded audio so an episode is not all synthetic narration
Prompt engineer rewrites a short idea into a detailed prompt, capped at 500 runs on Starter and 10,000 on Advanced
Prompt library the site sizes at 1,000,000 prompts across 100,000 tasks, with 1,000 reachable on Starter and 100,000 on Advanced
Word allowances run 38,000 a month on Starter, 98,000 on Pro, and 250,000 on Advanced, where one credit is about 25 words
Translation into 20 or more languages plus a Chrome extension on every plan
One account covers drafting the script and narrating it, so an idea reaches a finished MP3 without switching tools
Lifetime licenses at $190, $390, and $990 remove the subscription for anyone producing audio continuously
Word based quotas are easier to plan against than minute based ones when the script length is already known
Marketing, pricing, and support pages are published in English, Portuguese, Spanish, and German
No permanent free tier, just a 3 day trial on monthly plans, and lifetime purchases are non-refundable
Copy from a sibling product leaks through, with the refund answer naming Wordwriter and the contact email link pointing at wordwriter.co
The 1,000,000 prompt and 100,000 task counts are vendor figures with no breakdown published anywhere on the site
A 90 percent off countdown banner runs across the site, which makes the listed lifetime prices hard to read as the real ones
How much does ChatQuick cost?
ChatQuick lists Starter at $19 a month, Pro at $39, and Advanced at $99. Each tier also sells as a one time lifetime license at $190, $390, and $990. A 3 day trial covers the monthly subscriptions, and lifetime purchases are final and non-refundable.
What can ChatQuick create?
ChatQuick produces podcasts, audiobooks, stories, guided meditations, audio ads, and study explainer audio. You supply a script, notes, or a data source, or let it draft one from a topic, then choose a voice and tone before generating the file.
What audio formats does ChatQuick export?
ChatQuick exports MP3 and WAV. Its site names Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Audible as upload targets, so a finished episode leaves the editor ready to distribute without a separate conversion step.
Can I use my own voice with ChatQuick?
Yes. ChatQuick lets you record directly or upload audio files, and its voice mode lets you speak into a session to add commentary in real time. That makes it possible to combine your narration with generated segments inside one episode.
How does ChatQuick count usage limits?
ChatQuick meters usage in words per month: 38,000 on Starter, 98,000 on Pro, and 250,000 on Advanced. The pricing page states that one credit equals roughly 25 words and that a fair use policy applies to anything described as unlimited.
How long does ChatQuick keep chat history?
ChatQuick states it uses account information to recommend prompts and deletes unused chat history after 30 days. Full privacy and terms pages are published on chatquick.co, while the login and the application itself run on app.salesgroup.ai.
Who makes ChatQuick?
ChatQuick is built by SalesGroup AI, which also sells chatbot and research agent products. The footer publishes [email protected] and a US phone number, +1 (737) 217-7732, and the site is available in English, Portuguese, Spanish, and German.