The final audio files are the most crucial deliverable. These files are typically provided in required format(s) to meet various distribution requirements. The final audio should be mastered for consistent sound quality and volume, ensuring it meets the standards set by major platforms like Audible and iTunes. This includes ensuring that the audio is free from background noise, properly balanced, and formatted according to the specifications of the chosen distributor.

An edited script is another important deliverable. This document includes the finalized version of the manuscript as it was read in the recording, highlighting any changes made during the editing process. It serves as a reference for proof-listeners and can be useful for future projects or for creating supplementary materials, such as eBooks or print versions of the audiobook. The edited script ensures that the audio aligns with the written content, making it easier to address any discrepancies that may arise during production.

A quality control report is also generated, detailing the editing process and any issues encountered during production. This report may include notes on mispronunciations, corrections made, and overall audio quality assessments. It serves as documentation for the production process and can help identify areas for improvement in future projects. This report is particularly valuable for maintaining high standards and ensuring that the audiobook meets industry requirements.