Voice clone consent
Last updated 6 October 2026
CastGenX can make an AI copy of your own voice so you can voice your shows without recording every line. Because a voice is personal and can be biometric data, we only do this with your clear, spoken consent. These terms explain what you agree to. They add to the terms of service and the privacy policy.
1. How you give consent
- In Settings → Your voice you read aloud, live, a consent statement with three random code words chosen for you:
“I am [your name], and this is my own voice. I agree that CastGenX may create an AI copy of my voice for my own podcasts, and I can delete it at any time. My code words are [code word 1], [code word 2], [code word 3].”
- You then read 3 short passages. Each reading is transcribed and checked word by word, so a recording of someone else cannot pass.
- Finally you tick this confirmation:
“This is my own voice. I consent to CastGenX creating an AI copy of it, which only I can use, and I can delete it at any time.”
By doing this you give explicit, written and spoken consent to CastGenX, and to ElevenLabs and Deepgram as our processors, to collect your recordings, create a voice model from them, store it and use it as described below.
2. Only your own voice
- You confirm the voice is yours and that you are at least 18 years old. You may not record someone else, play a recording, or use any means to pass off another person's voice as yours.
- Guests are never cloned, and no one else's voice may be made with this feature.
3. How your voice is used
- Only by you. Your voice can be used only when you are signed in, in your own shows. Teammates in your workspace cannot use it.
- Only for voicing. It voices script lines you assign to it and repairs flubbed words in your own takes. Episodes it voices carry the usual AI disclosure.
- Never sold or used for training. We never sell, lease or trade your voice, use it for anyone else, or use it to train AI models.
- Plans. Creator keeps up to 1 voice, Pro up to 3 and Studio up to 10. Lifetime tiers keep up to 1 (Tiers 1–2), 3 (Tier 3), 5 (Tier 4) and 10 (Tiers 5–6). It is not available on the Free plan alone.
4. What we store
- Your consent statement and passage recordings, and their transcripts.
- The voice model at ElevenLabs.
- A consent record: the statement, a SHA-256 fingerprint of the consent recording, when you confirmed, your IP address and browser, and the version of these terms (currently 2026-10-06).
5. Withdrawing consent and deletion
- You can withdraw consent at any time by deleting the voice in Settings → Your voice. We delete the voice model at ElevenLabs and your recordings straight away, and the voice can no longer be used. Episodes already rendered and published keep their audio.
- Deleting your account deletes every voice and its recordings the same way. A voice you started but never finished is deleted, with its recordings, after 7 days.
- When a voice is deleted, only a minimal proof of consent remains: a one-way hash of your account ID, of the IP address and of the code words, the fingerprint of the consent recording, the terms version and the dates. It holds no audio, no name and nothing that can recreate your voice. We keep it for 3 years after the voice is deleted, also if you delete your account, then delete it. [COUNSEL: confirm this period]
- In any case we destroy your voice data once its purpose is over, and once the voice has gone unused for 3 years. We tell you 30 days before, in CastGenX and by email; using the voice once keeps it.
6. Questions
Ask us anything about your voice data at support@castgenx.com. If you believe someone made a voice of you without consent, tell us straight away; see the AI policy.