Calling AI
AI voice assistant answers calls, schedules appointments, and updates CRM systems in real time.
48 linking domains
Emerging
- For
- Businesses in education, healthcare, banking, e-commerce, insurance, tourism managing customer calls and inquiries
- Price
- Price not readpricing page, read 2026-09-21
- Activity
- Actively maintainednothing dated on the site
- Company
- founding year not on record
- Runs as
- API
- Answer incoming calls and schedule appointments automatically
- Qualify leads and route complex calls to human agents
- Update CRM records and send confirmations automatically
- #13
Decagon
Builds and operates AI agents for customer support across voice, chat, and email channels.
62.1knot read— - #81
Oravaa
Handles inbound calls, books appointments, qualifies leads, and collects feedback via conversational voice agents across 30 languages.
4not readFrom $0.06 per use - #92
Voice Pilot
Answers incoming and outgoing calls, books appointments, and qualifies leads for sales and support teams.
2ActiveFrom €49/mo - #174
bitpull.ai by NEOB Technology
AI voice agent answers calls, qualifies leads, books appointments, and routes inquiries across phone, web, and chat.
30 linking domainsActiveFrom €95/mo - #195
Centricall
Builds and operates AI voice agents that handle inbound and outbound business calls, bookings, and customer interactions 24/7.
1ActiveFrom $49/mo - #200
novofon.ai
Answers phone calls and schedules appointments with natural-sounding voice conversations.
22 linking domainsActiveFrom €0.16 per use
What is Calling AI?
AI voice assistant answers calls, schedules appointments, and updates CRM systems in real time.
Who is Calling AI for?
Businesses in education, healthcare, banking, e-commerce, insurance, tourism managing customer calls and inquiries
Do people use Calling AI?
Emerging.
Is Calling AI still maintained?
Actively maintained.
What are alternatives to Calling AI?
In Support, by use: Decagon, Oravaa, Voice Pilot, bitpull.ai by NEOB Technology, Centricall, novofon.ai.
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