Under 2¢ a minute today, under 1¢ within six months, a fraction of a cent in about a year. We own every model in the call path, so the price only goes one way.
Built to run on whatever compute you have, so concurrency and scale are never the problem. No queue, no scarce hardware, no cap. A server adds capacity. A chip adds a device.
A domain-specific language model, our own speech-to-text and our own text-to-speech, trained on real business calls and tuned to your domain, menu, scripts and tone. Multiple languages, and any business that answers a phone.
Because it fits on commodity compute, voice can live where the customer is. Watch, phone, car, fridge, TV, speaker, POS, laptop.
Cards on screen, never spoken. Child-safe, script-bound, and grounded: it answers only from your own knowledge. GDPR and local law built in, with consent per jurisdiction.
AgentBox picks up on your website and your phone, understands what the customer wants, gets it done in your systems, and hands off to a person when it should. Built for hospitality first, tuned to any business that answers a phone.
Bay KingRoom only · $517 a nightQuick is the voice inside AgentBox, available on its own. Natural, expressive speech streamed from a plain API, fast enough for live conversation and light enough to run on commodity compute next to your app.
The stack is built and the first properties are live. Next come the pilots: real businesses, real calls, at scale. Two are signed for October, more are queued behind them.
StayNowStayNow's independent hotels get an AgentBox concierge: bookings, in-stay requests and check-out by voice, on the web and on the phone, from the first call.
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PlatterHubPlatterHub runs influencer campaigns for brands. AgentBox picks up for its brands and creators: campaign questions, onboarding and support, spoken, not ticketed.
platterhub.aiHotels, restaurants, dental practices and platforms are lined up behind these two. If you run a business that answers a phone, there is room in the next cohort.
Talk about a pilotEach one is a real AgentBox agent on our own stack, speech in, understanding, speech out, running on commodity compute. The live demos are under maintenance right now. Watch a two-minute walkthrough in the meantime.
Two desks of one hotel. The front desk books a room at the live rate; the in-stay concierge sends up a club sandwich or towels at 2 am and knows the Gaslamp. Card details go on screen, never into the conversation.
Reserve a table, ask what’s gluten-free, order for pickup with a note for the kitchen. Orders land in your POS as real tickets.
One dental practice, one front desk: book a cleaning or a child's first visit into a real slot, ask which plans are in network, say what hurts and get today's emergency slot — and hear a confirmation number read back. Times and the confirmation appear on screen as you speak.
We are raising to put a voice agent in every business and on every device. The stack is built, the cost curve is ours, and the first properties are live. Thirty minutes is enough to hear it for yourself.
With Puru Chaudhary, founder. Pick a slot that suits you and the invite lands in your calendar with a video link.
One of us builds the models and runs the company. The other funds it and brings fifteen years of product discipline from inside regulated finance. Both of us have our own money in it.
Built the speech recognition, the language model and the voices in-house, the platform they run on and the hospitality product above it — and runs the company. Fifteen years of software for GE HealthCare, S&P Global, Bristol Myers Squibb and State Street; three years training models; three companies founded. Author of The Inference Mechanic.
Fifteen years in financial-services technology with Tata Consultancy Services, contracted to GE Capital, Silicon Valley Bank and USAA, where he is a Product Manager today. Cornell Johnson MBA, class of 2020; ITIL and Lean Six Sigma trained. Funds QuickDial today and joins full time once the round is in.
By Purushottam Chaudhary, founder & CEO. The workshop manual behind our stack: hardware limits, model tune-ups, engines and fleets, guardrails and the edge. 1,400 pages, 590 hand-drawn figures, and every number measured on real GPUs, not quoted.
Kindle edition on Amazon, worldwide · DRM-free · $29.99
Intelligence is the new electricity, and today a handful of companies own the power plant: the compute, the models and the know-how. There is no democracy without democratised intelligence.
So we build the whole stack: small models on commodity hardware, cheap enough that a small-town hotel, a dental practice or a family shop can give its work a voice it owns outright, not a minute rented from three vendors.
We start with the minute. We end with the infrastructure. The light was never meant to belong to whoever built the first bulb.
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