Autocalls builds no-code AI voice agents for phone, WhatsApp and web chat. Plans from $34/month with models and voices included. Review of features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Autocalls is a platform for building AI voice agents that make and receive phone calls. The company describes it as an all-in-one tool for agents that book meetings, qualify leads and support customers in more than 100 languages. Agents are created without writing code.
Beyond the phone, the same agents work over WhatsApp and website chat. The homepage shows examples across dental clinics, HVAC companies, real estate teams, law firms, restaurants, hotels, gyms and collections teams.
The product serves two audiences. Businesses use it directly as a receptionist, answering service or outbound caller, while agencies use it to build and resell voice agents to their own clients.
You build an assistant in a no-code environment using a flow builder, an AI prompt editor and prompt templates. A knowledge base can be fed from a website or documents, and you can test the assistant by chat or by voice in the browser.
Once live, the agent answers inbound calls or runs outbound campaigns. During a call it can use mid-call tools, check availability in real time through Cal.com, Calendly or GoHighLevel, take keypad input, look up data through an API and transfer the call to a human.
After the call, the platform stores history, recordings and transcripts, and can extract structured data. Webhooks, an API and a no-code automation platform pass that data to other tools.
Voice quality and language coverage are central. The platform supports 100+ languages with different accents, ElevenLabs voices and cloned voices, with 1 to unlimited cloned voices depending on the plan.
The pricing page lists 40+ language models from seven providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta models. All are included, so customers do not manage API keys or separate bills for models and transcription.
Operational tools include per-second billing, minute rollover through top-ups that never expire, caller ID, a Do Not Call blacklist, a reporting dashboard and CSV export. The company lists ISO 27001, ISO 9001, GDPR and HIPAA compliance and AES-256 encryption.
Autocalls is a platform for building AI voice agents that make and receive phone calls. The same agents can also work over WhatsApp and website chat, and are built without coding.
Plans are Starter at $34, Pro at $129, Agency at $249 and Agency White Label at $419 a month. Included minutes range from 120 to 3,500 a month. Extra minutes cost $0.20, $0.16, $0.09 and $0.09 on those plans.
The pricing page shows no free plan or free trial. The site offers a live demo call where you can speak to the AI agent, and a free playbook PDF for agencies.
No. The company says the AI model, voice and transcription are included in every minute, with no API keys to manage. The pricing page lists 40+ models from seven providers and ElevenLabs voices.
The site cites 300+ integrations through its no-code automation platform, and the integrations page says 250+. Scheduling works with Cal.com, Calendly and GoHighLevel, and webhooks and an API are available.
Yes, on the Agency White Label plan at $419 a month. It includes your own domain and branding, unlimited sub-accounts and billing through your own Stripe account. The company states there is no revenue share, per-client fee or setup fee.
The company lists ISO 27001, ISO 9001, GDPR and HIPAA compliance and AES-256 encryption. Plans also include a Do Not Call blacklist and GDPR-compliant data retention.
The Starter and Pro plans are aimed at small businesses automating inbound and outbound calls. Starter has tight limits, with 1 assistant and 120 minutes, while Pro offers 5 assistants and 700 minutes.