Anthony Emanuel

Demo is very limited...too limited to actually get a good trial run of the service before actually subscribing. The AI voices are bad and misprounce contractions and lots of standard American English words. It had potential but it's not quite there yet

I signed up for Sonara on 1/31/24. On 2/5/24, I got an email that they had suspended services until further notice effective 2/1/24. I emailed about 6x in Feb for updates and asking for a refund but to now, 4/24, have heard nothing. Disputed the charge with my bank as Sonara doesn't reply email and got my $49.00 back.

Been a user since Sept 2023. It's a chrome extension. Also allows for one-click apply on lots of job forms too. When it works it's great and frees up a lot of time. But due to website updates, etc it might randomly stop working and then support is nearly impossible to reach, takes about 5-7 messages for them to responds resulting lots of lost time. Needs much better/responsive support to be a great tool.

I used to for a podcast I run and it's far more cost-effective than studio time. The voice cloning is very good and gets natural pauses and inflections right 8/10 times. My issues with it are that it will randomly distort in the middle of text so you have to listen to everything which cuts down of the efficiency.

So unlike Thomas, $40 isn't a lot of money to me, so I used it for a month. They actually apply you to 20 jobs during the trial. The service works, based on the confirmation emails that I received but my main issue is that some of the job are old, like 7-8 months old and have likely been filled and just never taken down by HR. Lots of filter to narrow down what you're looking for but they need one for posting date to make this a better tool.