COVOCOReviews of covoco.com

Unlike other voiceover services I have used, Covoco is very good about keeping in touch and making it easy to contact them with any questions. And they keep the auditions coming.

I was recently having issues with my dashboard and was in communication with support. They were attentive and immediate in their help. They were able to assist me remotely at my scheduling requirements and even though it turned out to be a simple matter, were there to help me through it every step of the way quickly and happily. I really appreciate that the support for us is truly there.

Every month you can receive punishment according to your VO profile. The administrators of the page are very collaborative and attentive.

I’m a voice over artist. I found this site and was surprised how many jobs were posted. I tried applying for 9 jobs and started to wonder why I wasn’t getting any replies. Perhaps I needed to craft better descriptions to accompany my submissions. Perhaps I needed better sample tracks on my main page. I emailed the support email address or ask for advice and got no reply. Then I started to get curious about the agencies around the world that were asking for VO talent. There is no Tracy Ellis in Reykjavik, Iceland or super smiley Jennifer Lee in Detroit, USA, or Steve in Dubai. Certainly not sure why so many of these international media companies with varying years of experience all have agents with generic American names. Then I saw on Trustpilot how many 5 star recommends this place had versus how many actual people got work and how long it took to get paid. What I found totally shocking was that after sending polite mails about how to improve my presence on the website, and having received no reply, I wrote that I would like to delete my account and they did it instantly. I suspect “Alan from Covoco” is a bot just wanting to pull email addresses to sell elsewhere. Not one human interaction occurred through this site since I signed up, just reminders to apply for new jobs. Also, no way to change profile pic, enter addresses for non-American locations. Just your email and PayPal address is fine. So yeah, covoco is an email data mining company is what I reckon.

I've submitted more than auditions thank I can count, for simple voice work. Not a single gig. I don't have unrealistic expectations as I do land gigs on other sites. There is simply no way of knowing if anyone every hears my auditions. I've emailed "support" 5 times and have had no reply. I figured that if I read as many as I can, I would land at least one or two.

Easy and simple to use platform to to get voice over work. It's a way to expand and get more people to hear your demos. Not a crazy amount of work coming from it but it does help get that little bit of extra exposure to get a job here and there. I've been on it for a year and have got 2 jobs from it, so its worth a try.

I signed up for Covoco a few months ago, made a profile, submitted auditions, and landed a few jobs. The only criticism regards the length of time in the job process, and communication between myself and the client at points, but other than that, my experience has gone well.

I have used Covoco over the past six months or so as a Voice Over Artist to get Voice Over work. I have managed to get a couple of jobs in that time after perhaps fifty auditions, and have got paid for the first so far. The site itself is nice, simple, and really easy to use, with a messaging feature, and quick online help. The work appears to be lowly paid by UK standards, but on the plus side the auditions are very quick, and the site is free! The slightly odd thing is that you can only upload MP3 sound files rather than the WAV format generally demanded by clients. It is worth a try as you might get lucky, and also get repeat work too.