Famulor is an AI voice agent platform for calls, WhatsApp and SMS with a white-label option. Pay as you go from €0, plans from €27/mo billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Famulor is an AI voice agent platform from Kempten, Germany. Its agents answer inbound calls, run outbound campaigns and follow up over WhatsApp, SMS, email and a website widget. One agent keeps the same script and knowledge base across every channel, so a conversation can start on the phone and continue in a message.
The company is bootstrapped and says it built the platform first to run its own business. It serves enterprise customers and small and mid-sized companies that want AI on their phones without a developer team. It describes the platform as GDPR-ready with EU hosting, and offers a white-label option for agencies and resellers.
Teams design a conversation in a visual flow builder. Nodes are dragged onto a canvas, each step gets a plain-English prompt, and knowledge bases built from documents or a website crawl supply the answers. Flows can be run in simulation before publishing, and every edit is versioned so a team can compare changes or roll back.
Once live, the agent answers calls on numbers from 23 countries or places outbound calls inside a set calling window. It can book real calendar spots, switch languages mid-call and move a conversation to WhatsApp or SMS. After each call it records a summary, sentiment and CRM updates on the same contact record.
The builder includes voice cloning from a short sample, 120 languages with a different voice per language, and a force tool call setting that marks a tool node as required. Agents can remember returning callers, and one knowledge index re-syncs automatically. A catalog of 1,080 templates covers reception, appointment intake, support, leads and callbacks.
Operations tools include live monitoring, where staff listen in, whisper or take over, plus analytics, transcripts and quality scorecards. Famulor lists 100+ models from 16 providers behind one account, without separate API keys. Privacy controls include recording only after caller consent, enforced do-not-call rules and PII redaction on write.
Famulor is an AI voice agent platform from Kempten, Germany. Its agents answer inbound calls, run outbound campaigns and follow up over WhatsApp, SMS and email. Agents are built in a no-code visual builder.
Pay as you go costs €0 to start, includes 800 credits and then charges €0.15 per minute. Monthly plans billed yearly are Plus at €27/mo, Pro at €103/mo and Agency at €216/mo, with additional minutes at €0.13 on Plus and Pro. Large teams can request a custom quote.
Famulor says it starts free with no credit card required. The pay-as-you-go plan includes 800 credits to start, after which usage is billed per minute.
Famulor lists 120 languages, with a different voice per language from a catalog of 10,000+. An agent can switch language mid-call or respond in the caller's own language.
It has 23 native connections for CRM, calendar and telephony, including HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack and Stripe. Another 1000+ apps connect through its automation layer, and it offers a REST API, webhooks and an MCP connector.
Famulor describes itself as GDPR-ready with EU hosting. It states that recording starts only after the caller agrees and that PII is redacted on write. Buyers with strict requirements can check its Trust Center for security, privacy and sub-processor details.
Yes. Famulor offers a white-label option that lets agencies and resellers sell the platform under their own brand, domain and pricing. It is listed among the features of the Plus plan, and an Agency plan is aimed at agencies and high call volume.
The company says it wants every small and mid-sized business to put AI to work without a dev team or a long project. The no-code builder, templates and pay-as-you-go entry make it accessible, though the broad feature set may take time to configure.