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An AI caller for colleges & admissions

Calls applicants who have not submitted. Works a list of strangers, finds out whether there is a fit, and books the ones worth your time. An ai cold calling agent built for colleges & admissions, not for “businesses”.

Your first talent, drafted
Caller · every line editable
Opens withCalling from {{company}} admissions — your application is incomplete and the deadline is {{date}}. Can I help?
When they say “I am waiting for another result”Understood. You can complete this one and withdraw later at no cost — shall I keep your place open?
What you measureApplications completed

It always says it is an AI and that the call is recorded before any of this.

Why colleges & admissions hire a Caller

It knows the vocabulary

The draft above was not written for “businesses”. It was written for colleges & admissions, and it is where you start rather than a blank box.

You read every call

A transcript and a score out of a hundred for every call it makes. Open the bad ones, write what it should have said, approve the change.

It measures applications completed

Not minutes. The number your business already tracks, on a screen you can show somebody.

Questions from colleges & admissions

What does an AI caller do for colleges & admissions?

Works a list of strangers, finds out whether there is a fit, and books the ones worth your time. For colleges & admissions, it calls applicants who have not submitted. What you measure is applications completed.

Does it sound like a script?

It opens with a line written for your trade and answers the objection you hear most in the words you would use. You edit every line before it is spoken, and you can record yourself pitching so the draft is built from how you actually talk.

Does it say it is an AI?

Yes, in its first sentence, before anything else. Spoken by the phone system from a fixed line, not generated — it cannot be skipped and you cannot edit it out.

What if someone asks not to be called?

The call ends immediately and that number is never dialled again. Enforced in code, and one of the six things every call is scored on.

What does it cost?

₹24,999 a month, 1,000 minutes. Phone calls are billed by your own carrier on your own account, so the number stays yours. Thirty minutes free to start.

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Start with the colleges & admissions draft

Thirty free minutes, no card. Edit the lines above, rehearse against twenty simulated prospects, and hear it before anybody real does.