Nabrah

Nabrah is a Riyadh-based text-to-speech and voice-cloning service built around Saudi and Gulf Arabic, with a web studio, a key-authenticated API, and cloning from a four-to-seven-second sample after the user confirms they hold the rights to the voice. Its public catalogue lists ten male and female voices described as "for Saudi and Gulf Arabic", with names such as Daniah, Abdullah, Norah, Khalid, Wejdan and Sultan. That is a company label, not a community tag, which sets it apart from the global platforms in our guide. The site goes no further than "Saudi and Gulf": no Najdi or Hijazi distinction, and no documentation we could find on diacritics, number reading, mixed Arabic-English text or server location. Pricing in November 2026, in riyals only: Individual SAR 45, Basic SAR 100, Starter SAR 225, Pro SAR 400 and Scale SAR 850 a month, about thirty halalas per thousand characters, with seven thousand free credits and no card needed.