Link-based interview setup
Create a case-study interview in about two minutes by entering the customer name, company, and the outcome you want covered, then send a shareable link.
StoryVoice is an AI case study tool that turns a short customer voice interview into a publish-ready case study and related sales assets. It is designed for marketers, founders, agencies, and small teams that need customer proof without the usual scheduling and drafting overhead.
StoryVoice is an AI case-study tool that captures customer stories through a short voice interview and turns them into publish-ready written assets. The product is aimed at marketers, founders, agencies, and other teams that struggle to get customers to complete written testimonial requests or scheduled calls.
The workflow is simple: send a link, let the customer talk for about five minutes, and receive a structured case study with real quotes and metrics. The homepage and pricing pages show that StoryVoice is built around reducing the back-and-forth of scheduling while still producing editable output that can be reused as a case study, sales email, or social post.
Create a case-study interview in about two minutes by entering the customer name, company, and the outcome you want covered, then send a shareable link.
The customer opens the link on their own schedule, without login, and answers a voice interview that the AI guides with follow-up questions.
StoryVoice produces an 800+ word case study with headline, challenge, solution, results, metrics, and pull quotes, rather than just raw notes.
Along with the case study, the product generates a sales email, LinkedIn post, X post, and pull quotes so teams can reuse the story in multiple channels.
Users can preview and edit the case study before publishing, and the pricing page also mentions copy-to-clipboard export and re-exporting to Word, PDF, or web copy.
The Agency plan adds white-label customer interview pages, bulk interview creation via CSV, team seats up to five, API access, and priority support.
Marketing teams that need more customer stories but keep losing momentum during the interview stage can send a link instead of trying to schedule a call.
Founders and solo marketers can use the free or lower-volume plans to turn one customer conversation into a case study without hiring a writer.
Agencies working across multiple client accounts can use the higher-tier plan for bulk interview creation, team seats, and white-label customer interview pages.
Teams that need several formats from one customer story can generate a case study and then reuse it as a sales email, LinkedIn post, X post, or pull quote.
Organizations that already know the outcome they want to prove can structure the interview around metrics and quotes, then edit the draft before publishing.
You create an interview and share a link with your customer. They open it on any device, answer the AI voice interview without logging in, and StoryVoice generates a publish-ready case study automatically.
Yes. Every case study includes a preview and edit mode, so you can adjust copy, metrics, and formatting before publishing or reusing the content elsewhere.
The source pages describe exports to Word, PDF, and web copy, along with reusable sales email, LinkedIn post, X post, and pull-quote outputs.
The pricing page says the lifetime deal is pay once for access at the chosen plan level. After the remaining lifetime seats are claimed, pricing moves to monthly subscriptions starting at $49/month.
StoryVoice says interviews are stored securely, audio is transcribed in real time and not stored, and only the text transcript is kept.
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