Simplified or traditional characters for our on-screen text?

Match it to your audience: simplified for mainland China, traditional for Taiwan and Hong Kong. The spoken read is standard Mandarin either way; we handle the on-screen text so it's right for your market.

Do you also handle translation and subtitles?

Yes. Alongside the voice over we handle translation, subtitles and on-screen text, so terminology and tone stay consistent across the whole video.

How much does a Mandarin corporate voice over cost?

Each project is quoted individually — a recording fee plus, where relevant, a usage licence, driven by runtime, how the audio is used and the voice you choose. Send your script for an exact, itemised quote, backed by our Price Match Promise.

How fast can you deliver?

Most projects are delivered within 24 to 48 hours; larger jobs are scheduled with your dedicated project manager against agreed milestones.

Can I direct the session remotely?

Yes. Attend in person at our Central-London studios, or direct live over Source-Connect, Zoom or Teams, so you get exactly the delivery you want without travelling.

What audio formats and specs do you deliver?

Whatever your project needs — broadcast-standard WAV, MP3 or split stems, at the sample rate, bit depth and loudness (LUFS) you specify. Just share your delivery spec and we'll match it.

Voice Over · Mandarin · Corporate

Mandarin Corporate voice over

On-brand Mandarin narration for corporate video, explainers and internal comms — tone-perfect standard Putonghua, with simplified or traditional on-screen characters and terminology handled by native speakers.

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Rated 4.9★ · Free, no-obligation quote · Native voices in 100+ languages · Recorded in our London studios

Why it matters

Mandarin corporate voice over: precise, and made for the right Chinese audience

Corporate Mandarin has to sound credible and stay clear, and because Mandarin is tonal, precision is not optional — a native narrator delivering standard Putonghua is what makes a corporate message land rather than jar. We cast for your brand's tone and work from your terminology so product names, technical vocabulary and any English terms stay correct across a library of videos.

The audience decision is mainland versus Greater China. Mainland China uses simplified characters; Taiwan and Hong Kong use traditional — and while the spoken read is standard Mandarin, your on-screen text, lower-thirds and subtitles have to match your market. We handle the voice over and the on-screen text together so nothing is set for the wrong audience.

It's rarely just the voice: a corporate video usually needs translation and subtitles too, and we keep terminology and tone consistent across all of it with one team, delivering broadcast-quality audio in your editor's format — usually within 24 to 48 hours.

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Mandarin corporate voice over recorded at GoLocalise's London studio

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What it costs

What drives the price

There's no honest one-size figure — a quote is built from a few things. Here's what moves it.

Runtime / word count

How long the finished narration runs — the main driver of a corporate quote.

Characters & terminology

Simplified or traditional on-screen text, plus terminology kept correct across the video.

How it's used

Internal comms vs public campaign, which sets the usage.

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Mandarin corporate voice over — common questions

Mandarin is tonal, so an imprecise read can change meaning and undercuts a corporate message. We use native narrators delivering standard Putonghua so the read is credible and correct.