Speechify

Name: Speechify business-data verdict
Item: Speechify
Author: Aaron Simmons

Careful

Last checked 10 Nov 2026 · Reviewed by Aaron Simmons, security practitioner · How we decide

Speechify's terms forbid using the service to make a deceptive voice clone without the explicit consent of the person whose voice is copied. Its privacy policy says outside AI providers may use data only to provide their service to Speechify and may not train their own models on it. You can stop new data from going to those providers in Settings, Privacy Settings. The policy does not say whether Speechify itself trains on your documents or audio. Account deletion does not come with a stated number of days for audio files.

Data-safety checklist

Trains on your data by default

Unknown

The privacy policy says each outside AI provider may use data only to provide its service to Speechify, and none may use it to train its own models. It does not say whether Speechify trains its own models on user content. User content includes text, documents, and other information you upload.

How to opt out

Steps

Turn off outside AI providers under Settings, then Privacy Settings. Speechify says no new data is then sent to the providers that need permission. Data already processed is not affected. The next use of an AI feature asks for permission again.

Data retention

What they keep

You can delete the account, and Speechify says some personal data may still be kept as long as reasonably necessary for legitimate interests, including legal claims. It does not state a number of days for audio or voice models. Information sent to Speechify is transferred to and stored in the United States.

BAA / HIPAA

Unknown

The privacy policy and terms we read do not offer a business associate agreement.

Certifications

1 listed

Unknown

Enterprise and admin controls

Controls

Unknown. The training limit we found is a user setting for outside providers, not an organization-wide lock. The terms' voice-clone rule is a ban on deceptive clones without the person's explicit consent, not a description of an admin console.