
Write the brief in plain English. The agent calls every number in the campaign and qualifies, confirms and follows up in a natural voice, over wholesale routes you choose, at one flat rate per connected minute.
Not a recorded blast and not an IVR tree.
The agent speaks in a natural voice, understands what the person on the other end says, and decides what to say next on every connected call. It works the whole list, so your team spends its time on the leads the agent has already qualified instead of on voicemail and no-answers.
Say who the agent is, what it wants from the call, the questions to ask and when to stop. It drafts the full script and its hard rules from your description, and you edit them in plain English.
Choose a natural voice that suits the brand and the market, and hear it before a single call goes out. Then run a simulated conversation to see how it handles your leads.
Point the agent at an outbound campaign and pick the route it dials over. Concurrency, calling window, retries, CLI rotation and a spend cap are set like any other campaign.
On each answered call it talks, listens and reasons turn by turn, records what it learns as structured fields, and wraps up the call when your brief says it should.
What a good caller does, on every connected call in the campaign at once, and always inside the rules you write.
Lifelike Cartesia voices with real intonation and natural turn-taking. The person on the line hears a conversation, not a robocall.
Claude listens to what the other side actually says and decides the next line: answering off-script, handling objections, keeping the call on track.
It ends the call on the stop conditions in your brief and never runs past the maximum call length you set.
Name, email, interest, availability, a yes or a no: recorded as structured fields during the call and ready for your team afterwards.
Set the hard rules it never breaks: honour a do-not-call request, say it is an AI when asked, never quote a price it cannot stand behind.
Calls go out over the wholesale routes you pick on the marketplace, with your CLI and your quality tier. No closed number pool, no bundled termination.
One agent works every concurrent call in the campaign, up to the concurrency you set, and holds its own conversation on each of them.
You pay for AI-connected minutes, not agent seats. Scale up for a push, scale back after, and the bill follows the traffic.
Most voice AI is sold as a layer on top of someone else's telephony, with their numbers and their termination rates built into the price. Here the agent, the dialer and the routes sit in one account: you choose the carrier, the caller ID and the price per minute.
The agent dials over the routes you choose on the marketplace: your CLI, your quality tier, your wholesale rate. You are not locked into a voice AI vendor's numbers or its termination markup.
Calling windows by time zone, retries, spend caps, 13 CLI rotation modes and DNC suppression are part of the same campaign. There is nothing to wire between a voicebot, a dialer and a SIP provider.
One flat rate per AI-connected minute, billed per second, on top of the route's own per-minute price. Your cost per conversation is simple arithmetic, not a quote.
The marketplace, routing and settlement that carry your voice and SMS traffic carry your agents too. One login, one wallet, one set of routes.
You pay only while an agent is on a live call. No seat licences and no monthly minimum for the AI: scale up for a campaign push, scale back after, and the price follows the traffic.
AI-connected time is metered by the second on live calls, never rounded up to a seat or a shift.
Every account pays the same published rate, an indicative $0.25 per AI-connected minute, with no negotiated tiers and no seat licences.
The call still routes and rates on your own marketplace route at its per-minute price. The AI charge covers the agent on the line.
No seats, no per-agent licences, no minimum commitment for the AI.