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Ranked by who uses them among those still maintained. Each was re-read within the week.

Best AI voice tools in 2026

How they are ranked: by real use (estimated monthly visits; installs and stars where visits are not read), among tools still maintained. Price and free plan come from each tool's own pricing page, activity from its releases and site. Nothing here is paid for.

Updated 2026-10-17

#ToolWhat it doesPriceFree planActivityUse
1HappyScribeTranscribes audio and video files and live calls into text in 150 languages, with speaker names, subtitles and summaries.From $17/moYes≈ 2.7M visits/mo
2ElevenLabsGenerates synthetic speech, creates videos and music, and deploys conversational voice agents across 70 languages.From $6/moYesActive≈ 1.4M visits/mo
3GoodcallDeploys AI phone agents to answer and automate customer service and sales calls.From $79/user/moActive≈ 1.1M visits/mo
4DialaxyCloud phone system with call routing, voicemail, SMS, and CRM integration for contact centers.From $15/moActive≈ 953k visits/mo
5Frontdesk AIAnswers calls, texts, and chats with AI agents that qualify leads, book appointments, and update CRM records.From $99/moYesActive≈ 337k visits/mo
6Fish AudioGenerates expressive speech from text with voice cloning and emotional control.From $11/moYesActive≈ 224k visits/mo
7Retell AIBuilds and deploys AI voice agents for phone calls, handling inbound and outbound campaigns with transfers, IVR navigation, and CRM integration.From $0.07 per useYesActive≈ 91.2k visits/mo
8quackrProvides temporary and private phone numbers that receive SMS messages for account verification, with an API and an email option.From $0.10 per useYes≈ 72.2k visits/mo
9FlowConverts speech to polished text in any application across devices.From $12/user/moYesActive≈ 54.8k visits/mo
10VapiBuilds and deploys voice AI agents that handle customer support, lead qualification, and appointment scheduling calls.From $0.01 per useYesActive≈ 32.1k visits/mo

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  • Use: visits to the site (estimated), installs from npm and PyPI, presence in Chrome's usage report.
  • Activity: the newest release on GitHub, npm or PyPI; the newest dated page on the site; open roles on a public jobs board.
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