CloseGPT builds voice AI employees that make and receive calls, book appointments, and qualify leads. Plans start at $297/mo plus $0.08 per minute.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
CloseGPT is a web-based platform for creating voice AI employees that make and receive phone calls for a business. The site describes it as an all-in-one AI employee platform that handles lead qualification, appointment booking, and customer service. It says more than 4,200 AI employees run for businesses in agencies, auto, real estate, solar, and other industries.
Beyond voice calling, the company bundles services it says businesses usually buy separately: phone numbers, SMS, email, a CRM, pipelines, a website builder, forms, payments, and automations. CloseGPT states that no API keys are needed for AI, voice, email, or SMS, and that it lists 16 included services. Channels include voice, a website widget, text messaging, and email.
Setup starts with signup. According to the site, the platform's AI asks a few questions and creates an AI employee customized to the business. The user then picks a voice, connects a calendar, and adds a website to the AI's knowledge base. Training can also draw on uploaded files and text entered in the app. The user can call or chat with the AI to test it.
To go live, the user assigns the AI a phone number, an email address, and the contacts to work on, and it begins reaching out. Automations and webhooks fire when the AI captures an opportunity or other defined data, sending it to a calendar, CRM, or tools such as Zapier and Pabbly. Transcripts and recordings appear in reporting and the unified inbox.
The voice layer handles outbound and inbound calls, including call routing, call transfer, human rollover, and sentiment analysis. The site lists over 280 AI templates across 70-plus industries and more than 35 AI goals, with the option to add custom goals. Other listed AI features include custom prompting, conversation stages with triggers, multi-goal conversations, and A/B testing of AI employees to improve response rates.
The built-in business tools include a CRM, pipelines, a unified inbox, a drag-and-drop website builder, hosted forms and surveys, email and two-way SMS marketing, and scheduling. Payments cover single purchases and subscriptions, with invoicing and multiple payment gateways. Phone numbers come from the platform's own phone service, with 10DLC carrier registration built in for SMS, so a Twilio account is not required.
CloseGPT is a platform for creating voice AI employees that make and receive phone calls. They qualify leads, book appointments, and handle customer service. It also bundles a CRM, SMS, email, scheduling, and automations.
The Pro plan costs $297 per month and the Agency plan costs $997 per month. Both show a $0.08 per-minute rate, and phone numbers are $1 per month. Billing runs in six-second increments, and ringing time is not charged.
The site offers a 60-second demo with no credit card, in which the AI calls the visitor, and it also shows a free account signup option. The pricing page lists only the two paid plans, so check the signup flow for current trial terms.
Yes. The company says it both makes and receives calls, unlike systems that only answer them. Users must call only people who gave permission and follow applicable laws such as the TCPA and TSR.
It offers two-way webhooks, an API, and connections via Zapier and Pabbly. Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, and Office 365 calendars can be linked for appointment booking. The site also says it works with any CRM through webhooks.
Yes, with the Agency plan. It includes unlimited subaccounts, a white label platform, client rebilling and markup, a custom domain, and a customizable backend. Agencies can set their own pricing.
No. The platform has built-in phone service and SMS, including 10DLC carrier registration. Phone numbers cost $1 per month each.
Support is available seven days a week through Discord, including live screen sharing, chat, and calls. The Discord community is also listed as the fastest way to get help from the team and other users.