Voice broadcast

Text-to-speech calls in Hindi and English

Type your message, pick Hindi or English, and send it as a phone call. Add each customer's name, amount and due date, so thousands of people hear a message meant for them, with no studio recording.

  • Hindi and English voices
  • Name, amount and date variables
  • Preview before you send
  • Keypress replies and reports
Text-to-speech editor with Hindi selected, a message containing name, amount and due date variables, an audio preview, and a contacts sheet supplying each customer's details

What is a text-to-speech voice call?

A text-to-speech (TTS) voice call is an automated phone call where typed text is converted into a spoken voice and played when the person answers. Because the audio is generated from text, each call can include personal details such as the listener's name, amount due or appointment date, without recording a new message.

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Text-to-speech calls at a glance

Languages
Hindi and English; more Indian languages on request
Personalisation
Variables such as {name}, {amount} and {due_date}
Data source
Excel or CSV upload, or values passed through the API
Responses
Keypress options at the end of the message
Reaches
Any mobile or landline, including feature phones
Pricing model
Per pulse of answered call time

How do you send a personalised text-to-speech call?

  1. Write the messageType it in Hindi or English and put variables where each listener's details go.
  2. Pick the languageChoose Hindi or English, or ask us about other Indian languages for your campaign.
  3. Upload your sheetOne row per customer, one column per variable, for example name, amount and due_date.
  4. Preview a rowListen to the call for a sample customer and fix any name or number that sounds wrong.
  5. Send or scheduleAdd keypress options and retries, then send now or at a set time.

What does a personalised TTS message look like?

One template, many personal calls.

Write the template once with variables. For each row in your sheet, MsgClub fills in the values and generates the audio, so Rahul hears his own amount and due date and Priya hears hers.

Keep the structure simple: who is calling, the one fact the listener needs, and the one action to take. End with a keypress so you know who heard the message to the end.

Template · Hindi

नमस्ते {name} जी। आपके बिजली बिल के {amount} रुपये {due_date} तक जमा करने हैं। भुगतान हो गया हो तो 1 दबाएँ।

Rahul hears · Hindi

नमस्ते राहुल जी। आपके बिजली बिल के 2,450 रुपये 10 दिसंबर तक जमा करने हैं। भुगतान हो गया हो तो 1 दबाएँ।

Template · English

Hello {name}, your appointment at City Dental Clinic is on {date} at {time}. Press 1 to confirm or 2 to reschedule.

Recorded audio or text-to-speech: which should you use?

Both are sent the same way and support keypresses, retries and reports. The difference is how the audio is made.

Recorded audio compared with text-to-speech
PointRecorded audioText-to-speech
Personal detailsSame message for everyoneName, amount, date and more per listener
Time to prepareRecord, edit and upload a fileType and preview in minutes
LanguagesAny language you can recordHindi and English; more on request
SoundHuman voice, your choice of speakerClear synthetic voice, same for every call
ChangesRe-record for every changeEdit the text and resend
Best forBrand announcements, festive greetings, fixed noticesReminders, dues, appointments, order and service updates

Where do text-to-speech calls work best?

Dues and renewals

Bills, EMIs, school fees and policy renewals, each with the listener's own amount and date.

Appointments

Clinic, service-centre and site-visit reminders with press 1 to confirm and 2 to reschedule.

Order and delivery updates

Delivery dates and cash-on-delivery amounts for customers who prefer a call to a text.

Need the customer to answer questions, not only press a key? MsgClub AI Voice holds a real conversation in Indian languages and records the outcome. Or go back to the voice broadcast overview, start TTS calls from your CRM with the voice API, connect other channels through integrations, and see pricing or contact sales.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages does MsgClub text-to-speech support?

Hindi and English are available for text-to-speech calls. More Indian languages are available on request, so tell our team which languages your customers speak. For any language, you can also upload your own recorded audio instead of using text-to-speech. For two-way AI calls, see the languages MsgClub AI Voice speaks.

Can I write Hindi text in Roman script?

Write Hindi in Devanagari script for the most natural pronunciation. Hinglish typed in Roman script can work for short lines, but test a preview first, because names and some words may be read in an English accent. Always preview before sending to a large list.

How do I personalise each call?

Add variables such as {name}, {amount} and {due_date} to your message, then upload a sheet with a column for each variable, or pass the values in the API request. Each listener hears their own details in the same voice.

Is text-to-speech as good as a recorded voice?

For short reminders and updates, modern text-to-speech is clear and easy to follow. A recorded human voice can still sound warmer for brand announcements or sensitive messages. Many businesses use recordings for fixed messages and text-to-speech for personalised ones.

Does text-to-speech cost more than a recorded message?

Calls are billed per pulse of answered call time in both cases, so the main cost driver is message length. Ask our sales team whether your plan has any difference in rate for text-to-speech calls at your volume.

How do I pronounce amounts and dates correctly?

Write amounts and dates the way you want them spoken, for example 2,450 rupaye or 10 December, rather than codes such as 2450.00 INR or 10/12. Preview the message with a sample row before sending, and adjust spellings of names that sound wrong.

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