Your 24/7 call center, run by AI agents.
Answers every call and makes the outbound ones — 24/7, in 100+ languages.
Answered at 11 pm
A payment follow-up
An appointment reminder
Picked up on the first ring
Every call, 24/7, in 100+ languages.
Outbound at scale
Reminders, payment follow-ups, win-backs — hundreds at once.
Books while talking
Checks availability and books during the call.
Hands off with context
A person picks up with the whole story.
FAQ.
How much does an AI voice agent cost?
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From ₹7,500 a month in India, US$199 in the US and £99 in the UK, plus a nominal one-time setup charge. The plan includes your calling minutes.
Is each channel priced separately?
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Yes. WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Voice are separate plans — they share one brain, but each is priced on its own.
Can an AI receptionist book appointments during the call?
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Yes. It checks live availability in Google Calendar, Cliniko or Cal.com and books, moves or cancels the slot while the caller is on the line.
What is an AI voice agent?
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It's an AI that answers and places real phone calls — understanding speech, holding a natural conversation, and completing tasks like booking appointments or qualifying leads, 24/7, without a human agent.
Can it handle both inbound and outbound calls?
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Yes. It answers every inbound call instantly and runs outbound campaigns at scale — reminders, follow-ups, payment chasing, and win-back.
Which languages does it speak?
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Over 100 — including English, Hindi, Portuguese, Arabic, and regional languages. Each caller is handled in their preferred language with no transfers or language barriers.
Will it sound robotic?
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No — the agent uses natural, low-latency speech and is trained on your business so it sounds like a well-briefed member of your team.
Does it integrate with my calendar and CRM?
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Yes. It books straight into your calendar and logs callers, intent, and outcomes to your CRM during the call.
How fast can we go live?
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We set it up for you — live in 5 days or less. Custom integrations can take longer.
