Autocalls.ai
White-label AI voice agents for sales calls, reception and call-centre overflow
Pricing
Paid
Platforms
Web, API, Phone numbers...
Developer
Autocalls.ai
Rating
4.4 / 5.0
Last Updated
September 25, 2026
Overview
Autocalls.ai sells AI voice agents for the phone line most marketing teams ignore until it starts costing them leads.
The platform covers inbound and outbound calling from one no-code builder: an AI receptionist that answers around the clock, an answering service, outbound cold-calling campaigns, call-centre automation, and appointment booking that writes into Cal.com, Calendly and GoHighLevel.
Verified on autocalls.ai on 25 September 2026, every plan includes 40+ AI models from seven providers - OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, ElevenLabs, Cartesia and Azure text-to-speech among them - with no API keys for you to manage, 224 global phone numbers across more than 100 languages and accents, 300+ integrations, voice cloning, a WhatsApp AI chatbot, per-second billing, minute rollover, caller ID, call recordings and transcripts, a do-not-call blacklist and GDPR-compliant data retention.
Agents can be tested by chat or by voice from the dashboard before they take a real call, which matters because prompt and knowledge-base quality is what separates a usable voice agent from an expensive one. Pricing is published and unusually granular.
Read on autocalls.ai/pricing on 25 September 2026: Starter is $34 a month monthly, or $27 a month billed annually, with 120 included minutes, one assistant, one outbound campaign, three parallel calls, one cloned voice and $0.20 per extra minute.
Pro is $129 monthly or $103 annually with 700 minutes, five assistants, five campaigns, ten parallel calls, five cloned voices and $0.16 per extra minute.
Agency is $249 monthly or $199 annually with 1,700 minutes, unlimited assistants and campaigns, 500 parallel calls, ten cloned voices and $0.09 per extra minute.
Agency White Label is $419 monthly or $355 annually with 3,500 minutes, unlimited client sub-accounts, 1,000 parallel calls, unlimited cloned voices, your own branding and domain, and billing through your own Stripe account.
Annual billing is advertised as two months free.
Dedicated phone numbers start at $3.99 a month, connecting your own mobile numbers is free, calls are billed per second, and top-up minutes never expire.
There is no free plan; the zero-cost entry point is a demo call with their own agent, and the site also gives away a written voice-agency playbook. The commercial logic is agency-shaped, and the vendor publishes its own margin illustration: ten clients at 500 minutes each sold at $0.35 a minute produces $1,750 of billing against $554 of platform cost and about 68 percent margin before any per-client plan fee.
The site states there is no revenue share, no fee per client and no setup fee, and every plan can be cancelled monthly.
For marketers outside the reseller model, the sensible reading is that Autocalls is a way to stop losing inbound calls and to run outbound qualification without hiring, with models and voices included rather than billed separately.
The trade-offs are metering and scale ceilings: 120 minutes is a pilot, not a phone line, parallel call limits run 3, 10, 500 and 1,000 across the tiers, overage costs $0.20 a minute on Starter, and local telemarketing compliance stays your responsibility.
Directory metadata also disagrees with the vendor - topai.tools labels the product Freemium with a free plan, while the official pricing page lists four paid tiers and no free plan.
Use Cases
Answering every inbound call 24/7 for a business that cannot staff a receptionist, with booking, human transfer and SMS follow-up handled inside the same agent
Running outbound cold-calling campaigns to qualify leads and book meetings at a fraction of the cost per conversation of a human dialler
Booking, confirming and rescheduling appointments straight into Cal.com, Calendly or GoHighLevel so the calendar stays the source of truth
Covering call-centre overflow and after-hours demand without hiring, using parallel call capacity to absorb spikes
Agencies reselling branded voice agents to clients from white-label sub-accounts with their own domain, pricing and Stripe billing
Who Is This For
Marketing and sales agencies that want to add voice AI as a productised service with their own branding and billing
Small businesses and clinics that miss calls outside working hours and cannot justify a full-time receptionist
Outbound sales teams running high-volume qualification and appointment setting who need throughput without headcount
Call-centre operations looking to automate routine inbound volume, overflow and after-hours coverage while keeping human agents for complex calls
Vertical service businesses such as real estate, automotive dealerships, legal practices, restaurants and collections teams where the phone is still the primary conversion channel
Key Features
Inbound reception and answering service
An AI receptionist answers every call 24/7, handles questions from a knowledge base built on your website and documents, books or reschedules appointments, transfers to a human mid-call, and sends SMS follow-ups after the conversation.
Outbound cold-calling campaigns
Run scripted outbound campaigns at scale with unlimited campaigns from the Agency tier upward, up to 1,000 simultaneous calls, DTMF keypad handling, post-call data extraction and webhooks so results land in your CRM rather than a spreadsheet.
All models and voices included
40+ AI models from seven providers - OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, ElevenLabs, Cartesia and Azure text-to-speech among them - ship with every plan. No API keys to manage, no token limits to track and no second bill from a model vendor.
No-code automation with 300+ integrations
Connect booking tools such as Cal.com, Calendly and GoHighLevel, add a WhatsApp AI chatbot, use the flow builder and prompt editor, and let webhooks and API endpoints push call outcomes into the rest of your stack without engineering work.
Global numbers and languages
224 phone numbers across more than 100 languages and accents, custom country provisioning, free use of your own mobile numbers, and dedicated numbers from $3.99 a month - enough to run the same agent in several markets without a local telephony project.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- No bring-your-own-API-key model: 40+ models from seven providers, ElevenLabs and Cartesia voices and the transcribers are included in the plan price, which removes the second invoice and the key management that infrastructure-first voice platforms impose
- Published, granular pricing with real numbers - $34, $129, $249 and $419 a month monthly, or $27, $103, $199 and $355 billed annually, minute allowances of 120 to 3,500, overage of $0.20 down to $0.09 a minute, numbers from $3.99 and free porting of your own mobile numbers
- Agency economics without revenue share: unlimited assistants and campaigns from the $199 tier, client sub-accounts, custom domain and billing through your own Stripe on the white-label tier, with no per-client fee and no setup fee stated on the pricing page
- Global reach is built in rather than bolted on - 224 phone numbers, more than 100 languages and accents, and 300+ integrations covering Cal.com, Calendly and GoHighLevel for scheduling
- Operational controls a marketing or sales team actually needs: per-second billing, minute rollover, top-ups that never expire, caller ID, recordings and transcripts, a do-not-call blacklist, GDPR-compliant retention and post-call data extraction
- Agents can be tested by chat and by voice inside the dashboard before going live, which is the cheapest way to judge voice quality against your own scripts
Cons
- No free plan. The cheapest entry is $27 a month billed annually and the only zero-cost option is a demo call with their own agent, so you cannot pilot your own scripts and numbers without paying
- Minutes are the meter and the entry allowance is small: 120 minutes on Starter and 700 on Pro disappear quickly in outbound work, while overage runs $0.20 and $0.16 a minute on those tiers
- Parallel call ceilings of 3 on Starter, 10 on Pro, 500 on Agency and 1,000 on Agency White Label constrain high-volume dialling until you reach the top two tiers
- Compliance and quality sit with you: the blacklist, retention windows, calling hours and knowledge base are all configuration you own, and the platform does not absorb your local telemarketing rules
- Directory metadata contradicts the vendor - topai.tools lists Autocalls.ai as Freemium with a free plan while the official page sells four paid tiers and no free plan on 25 September 2026 - so confirm current terms before budgeting
- Several competitive claims come from the vendor own comparison pages (Vapi, Retell, Synthflow, Bland and CallFluent alternatives), which are vendor framing rather than independent benchmarks
Pricing Plans
Starter
The pilot tier for one phone line or a single outbound campaign.
- 120 included minutes, then $0.20 per extra minute
- 1 assistant
- 1 outbound campaign
- 3 calls in parallel
- 1 cloned voice
- 900 no-code automation runs a month
- 300+ integrations
Agency
For agencies running voice agents for clients from a single account.
- 1,700 included minutes, then $0.09 per extra minute
- Unlimited assistants
- Unlimited outbound campaigns
- 500 calls in parallel
- 10 cloned voices
- 100,000 no-code automation runs a month
- Email, live chat and dedicated Slack or WhatsApp support
Agency White Label
Resell voice agents under your own brand, domain and Stripe account.
- 3,500 included minutes, then $0.09 per extra minute
- Unlimited client sub-accounts
- 1,000 calls in parallel
- Unlimited cloned voices
- Unlimited automation runs
- White label platform with your own branding, custom domain and custom appearance
- Billing through your own Stripe account, no revenue share and no fee per client
Frequently Asked Questions
Editorial Review
Editorial Team
September 25, 2026
Verified from autocalls.ai and autocalls.ai/pricing on 25 September 2026: four published tiers at $34, $129, $249 and $419 a month monthly or $27, $103, $199 and $355 billed annually, with 120, 700, 1,700 and 3,500 included minutes, overage of $0.20, $0.16, $0.09 and $0.09 a minute, numbers from $3.99 a month and free use of your own mobile numbers. The platform includes 40+ models from seven providers, 224 phone numbers, more than 100 languages and accents and 300+ integrations; per-second billing, minute rollover and non-expiring top-ups are stated on the page. We also read the vendor own margin illustration for the white-label tier - 10 clients at 500 minutes sold at $0.35 a minute against $554 of platform cost - and note that topai.tools labels the product Freemium while the official page lists no free plan.
Editorial Team
September 25, 2026
Editorial verdict: Autocalls.ai is the most complete all-in deal we have reviewed in the voice-agent category, because the models, voices and transcribers are inside the subscription instead of behind your own API account, and because the agency tiers are priced for resale rather than only for enterprises. For a small team losing inbound calls, $27 to $34 a month for 120 minutes is a cheap way to test, and the jump to 1,700 minutes plus 500 parallel calls at $199 a month billed annually is where outbound campaigns start to make sense. Two cautions shape our score: minutes are the meter, so heavy outbound volume is a variable cost rather than a fixed one, and the lowest tiers cap parallel calls at 3 and 10, which limits throughput. Compliance around calling hours, do-not-call lists and consent remains yours.
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