Gail Oleaga
Leads marketing direction, market positioning, brand communication, and the customer-facing presentation of ReadThisAloud.
Whether you need help with the Reader, have a question about plans and licensing, or want to discuss a business opportunity, start with the contact path that best matches your need.
ReadThisAloud is being built as a focused software platform, and the same principle applies to customer communication: clear ownership, direct routing, and useful responses.
ReadThisAloud combines product direction, digital systems, customer experience, and commercial positioning under a focused leadership structure.
Leads marketing direction, market positioning, brand communication, and the customer-facing presentation of ReadThisAloud.
Leads digital product strategy, platform development, software systems, and the technical direction of the ReadThisAloud ecosystem.
You do not need to write a long explanation. A few specific details can help route the message correctly and reduce unnecessary back-and-forth.
Start with the purpose of the message: technical help, licensing, billing, business inquiry, or general product question.
For technical questions, include the Windows version, Reader version if known, and a short description of what happened.
Do not send passwords, full payment-card information, Azure credentials, or other sensitive account secrets by email.
If something is not working, tell us what you were trying to do, what you expected to happen, and what actually happened. Screenshots can be useful when they show the Reader state clearly.
What were you doing?
Opening a document, activating, selecting a voice, playing narration, exporting, or another action.
What happened?
Include the exact error message when one appears.
Can it be repeated?
Tell us whether the issue happens every time or only occasionally.
Use the support address for installation, activation, account access, document loading, narration, highlighting, playback, or export issues.
Email Support Visit the Support page →If ReadThisAloud is being considered for a team, department, training organization, accessibility program, or other multi-user environment, contact Sales before purchasing individual plans.
That gives us an opportunity to understand user count, device needs, expected narration usage, purchasing requirements, and the type of account administration your organization may need.
Talk with SalesSupport, Sales, or Billing receives the request based on the purpose of your message.
The information you provide is used to understand the issue or question before responding.
You receive an answer, troubleshooting direction, a request for specific information, or the appropriate commercial follow-up.
Keeping product support, commercial questions, and billing separate helps each message reach the right area from the beginning.
Review the Reader, compare plans, or contact the team that can help with your specific question.