A voice bot for business in India that answers in their language
Most small businesses in India lose customers to a ringing phone, not to a competitor. This one picks up every time — in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi or whatever the caller opened with — and tells you afterwards what was said.
It speaks eleven languages. It understands twenty-three.
Worth being precise about, because most vendors are not. These are the languages the system actually accepts, not a list of the ones India has.
23 of 23 languages
हिन्दी
Hindi
Speaks and listens
The agent can answer out loud in this language — it has both a transcriber and a voice.
Voice code hi-IN
And a caller who starts in Hindi, drops an English word in the middle and finishes in Hindi is not a problem to be handled. It is simply how people speak here.
In rupees, before you talk to anyone
A new account gets 1,000 API credits once, which is enough to build an agent and call it yourself. Then you pick a plan, or stay on the free one.
| Plan | Per month | Conversations | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | ₹0 | 50 | For trying it on your own number before anyone else hears it. |
| Starter | ₹999 | 1,000 | For a single shop, clinic or office line that rings all day. |
| Pro | ₹4,999 | 10,000 | For a team running several lines, or calling out to a list. |
Larger teams and unmetered plans are priced separately. Full pricing
Four businesses that stop losing the call
The shop with one phone
You are weighing out an order and the phone rings. It gets answered anyway — hours, stock, directions, whether the delivery boy has left — and you read the conversation afterwards instead of losing the customer.
The clinic front desk
Appointments booked against the real calendar, reschedules taken at nine at night, and the reminder call the day before made without anyone staying late to make it.
The dealership or showroom
Every enquiry answered on the first ring and qualified before a salesperson picks it up, so the team spends its day on the people who are actually ready to buy.
The online seller
Cash-on-delivery confirmations and order-status calls handled by the agent, with the store looked up live rather than read off a spreadsheet from yesterday.
Whatever the agent needs to look up during the call — a store, a calendar, your own system — is connected once and reused everywhere. See the integrations
Straight answers
Which Indian languages can the voice bot actually speak?
Eleven today: Hindi, English, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil and Telugu. It understands and transcribes twelve more — Assamese, Bodo, Dogri, Kashmiri, Konkani, Maithili, Manipuri, Nepali, Sanskrit, Santali, Sindhi and Urdu — which matters when a caller speaks one of those and is happy to be answered in Hindi or English.
What about a caller who mixes Hindi and English?
That is the normal case, not the edge case. A caller can switch language inside one sentence and the agent follows. It is the same in Tamil or Marathi mixed with English.
Do I need a new phone number?
No. The number your customers already have is the one they keep dialling; the call reaches the agent instead of ringing out.
Do I have to write any code?
No. You describe the business in plain language — what you sell, your timings, what the agent should never promise — and connect whatever it needs to look things up. Developers who want the API have one.
What does it cost to start?
Nothing. A new account gets a one-time grant of 1,000 API credits and a free plan with 50 conversations a month. Paid plans start at ₹999 a month, and the current numbers are on the pricing page.
Where does the conversation data sit?
Recordings and transcripts stay in your own workspace on infrastructure located in India, with retention you control.
Can it hand over to WhatsApp afterwards?
Yes. A payment link, a brochure or a booking confirmation can go out on WhatsApp from the same contact record once the call ends.
Let the next call get answered
Open an account, tell the agent about your business in a paragraph, and ring your own number to hear how it sounds.