AI voice agents · AI calling agents for sales, reminders, reception and collections

Rather than hiring a cold caller, let one work for you.

Teach it your pitch once. It calls, qualifies, books, reminds and follows up — and you read every word it said, score included. When it gets something wrong you write one sentence and it changes.

No card. Your own carrier account, so the number stays yours.

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Start from the problem

Six things that go wrong in most businesses every week, and the talent that fixes each one.

What you can hire

Hear it, then decide

Four of the twelve voices, each reading the opener a clinic would use. The waveform is the real signal, not a decoration.

Rendered at 8kHz, the way the phone will carry it — not a studio demo you will never hear on a call.

One bad call, one sentence, next call better

This is the loop, playing. A call scores 48. You write what it should have said. It proposes the change; you approve it; the next call is different.

Nova Diagnostics · 1m 48s
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Claimed a 10% discount it was never taught.
Proposed change to the pitchAdd to Never say: “any discount”. Add to Objections — when they ask about price: “The pilot is fixed at ₹9,999.” Apply →
Next call · Meridian Health
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Asked about price. Said the pilot is fixed at ₹9,999. Booked.

What the numbers look like

Illustrative — from rehearsal and early pilots, not a promise. Every workspace sees its own.

Same pitch, four voices

Booking rate on identical words, 30+ connected calls each

Scores, before and after one correction

Fifty calls either side

No-shows, a clinic’s first six weeks

Weekly, out of ~400 appointments

The part nobody else sells

Every call is scored

Six checks after every call: did it disclose it is an AI, did it claim anything it wasn’t taught, did it listen, did it stop when asked, did it argue, did it end with a next step. Four measured in code. Two judged by a second model reading the transcript — and we tell you which.

You review it like a hire

Open a bad call, read what it actually said, and write what it should have done — “it quoted a discount we never offer.”

It changes

That sentence becomes a proposed edit to the pitch. You approve it. The next call is different, and the score moves.

Proposed, never applied on its own. Nothing rewrites what four hundred strangers will hear without a person pressing a button.

Built for your trade, not for “businesses”

Pick your industry during setup and the first draft is written in the words your trade actually uses — a clinic says OPD, a broker says site visit, a recruiter says shortlist. Thirty-five so far.

All industries →

Record how you pitch. Put four voices on it.

Ninety seconds of you

A website is marketing copy. A recording of you actually pitching is how you really talk — including the objection you answer without noticing. We keep your words and tidy the filler.

One pitch, several talents

Same words, different names, voices and numbers, working one list in parallel. Four talents is four calls at once, spread across four numbers.

Which voice sells

Because the words are identical, the booking-rate difference is the voice. We show you — and refuse to call a winner before thirty connected calls each.

What it doesn’t do yet

There is a beat before it answers

A second or so per turn on our standard connection. Fine for reminders and confirmations. On a sales call you can hear it; the streaming connection that removes it is on the Caller plan.

Indian numbers aren’t open yet

An AI voice calling a +91 number needs a 140-series number registered with a licensed Indian provider. Ours is in progress. Everywhere else works today.

Video agents are later

Same brain, a face on it, for consultations and demos. Not until the voice is good.

Forty-five minutes, and you will have one trained on your pitch

We sit with you, train a talent on your website or a recording of you pitching, and you hear it handle twenty simulated prospects before it calls anybody real. Free, and it stays yours either way.