Call every lead in seconds, not hours.
Your competitor calls that lead in four hours. You call in twenty-eight seconds — at 2am, on a Sunday, in the language the buyer thinks in. That is usually the whole difference.
A real call, start to finish.
Listen to the agent qualify budget, handle the price objection, and move the buyer to a site visit — without a script being read at them.
Unscripted · recorded live · in production
Your buyer never has to switch to English
People buy in the language they think in. The agent follows them from English into Hindi and back inside a single sentence, so you stop losing buyers who simply could not express themselves to a bot.
Callers stop hanging up
The pause after someone finishes speaking is where bots lose people. Ours answers fast enough that the caller never wonders whether the line dropped.
Your team stops listening to recordings
You get the answer, not the audio: who is worth calling, what they asked for, and what to do next — already filled in.
"Call me after salary" actually happens
When a buyer names their own moment, that is the moment you get called back on — not whenever a generic retry schedule comes round. It is the difference between a warm second call and an annoying one.
Your numbers stay honest
A voicemail is not a rejection. Neither is an IVR. They are never counted as "not interested", so the report you act on reflects real conversations.
Hot leads reach a person immediately
The moment someone is ready to talk to a human, they are talking to a human — and your rep already knows what the conversation was about.
Latency is the product
A voice agent lives or dies on the gap after the caller stops speaking. Past roughly a second, people start talking over it, repeat themselves, or hang up — and no amount of script quality recovers that.
- Sub-500ms response target
- Barge-in handled — the caller can interrupt
- Silence never reads as a dropped call
Past roughly a second, callers start talking over the agent.
Language is not a setting, it is the conversation
Indian buyers do not stay in one language for a whole call. They open in English, negotiate in Hindi, and drop a regional phrase in the middle of a sentence. An agent that has to be told which language to speak has already lost them.
- 40+ Indian and global languages
- Switches mid-call, mid-sentence
- Code-mixed speech handled natively
Three steps, then it runs on its own.
Connect your leads
Push them by API, CSV, a live Google Sheet, or a CRM connection. New rows dial on their own.
The agent calls and qualifies
It opens, handles objections, qualifies against your criteria, and books or transfers the moment the lead is ready.
The outcome lands in your stack
Disposition, transcript, extracted fields and the next action are written back, and follow-ups are scheduled on the lead's own terms.
The ones people actually ask.
How quickly does an agent call a new lead?
Within seconds of the lead arriving, at any hour. The delay you are replacing — the industry average — is four to six hours.
What happens when a caller asks for a human?
The agent transfers the call live to your team and carries the context of the conversation across, so the customer does not start again.
How are voicemails and IVR screeners handled?
Both are detected and treated as a technical retry rather than a rejection, so they never pollute your connect rate or mark a lead as uninterested.
Can we control what the agent says?
Yes. Agents are scripted and tuned during onboarding, and you can revise them as you learn what converts.
What happens to leads that never answer?
They walk a retry ladder that distinguishes a temporary failure from a permanent one, and are eventually parked rather than dialled forever.
See it on your funnel.
We will size it against your actual volume and show you the setup on a real call, not a slide.