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A complete voice AI assistant. It answers the call, understands, and replies out loud — you can interrupt it mid-sentence like a real conversation.
Foundational AI that thinks — and runs — differently.
Text-to-speech & speech-to-text · REST + WebSocket · 12 natural voices · priced per character
# text → speech
curl api.quickdial.ai/v1/tts \
-d '{"text":"Hi","voice":"azelma"}' -o hi.wav
# speech → text
curl api.quickdial.ai/v1/stt -F audio=@hi.wav A complete voice AI assistant. It answers the call, understands, and replies out loud — you can interrupt it mid-sentence like a real conversation.
12 natural English voices, streamed back in real time as you generate — WAV or Opus.
Upload or stream audio and get an accurate transcript with word-level timestamps — powered by whisper.cpp.
Listens, understands and answers out loud in real time. The moment you stop speaking it runs the full journey — speech-to-text, language model, speech synthesis — and the first words come back in about 240 ms. Interrupt it and it stops to listen, just like a person.
Get your own agent →Point it at your website, pick your tools, and it answers your calls — live at agentbox.quickdial.ai.
Ring the demo line from any phone — the same box picks up.
What you actually pay per connected minute, with speech-to-text, the language model and speech synthesis all included. Other platforms quote an orchestration fee and bill the models on top.
Competitor figures run their frontier models at published list prices — the platform fee plus their top speech-to-text, language model and voice (for example GPT-4o with ElevenLabs Multilingual). Smaller-model tiers land nearer $0.10–$0.15. Telephony is passed through at carrier cost on every platform, including ours.
Every platform below is measured the same way: from the moment the caller stops speaking to the first sound of the reply — the complete speech-to-text → language model → speech synthesis journey.
Competitor figures: independent study of 500 production calls per platform, March 2026. They chain speech-to-text, a language model and speech synthesis across separate cloud vendors, so every turn pays several network round-trips; Agent Box runs all three together, with nothing between them. Our figures come from 16 consecutive turns on the live demo box you can try above — a smaller sample than their 500 calls, but the same metric. The spread is tight (231–419 ms) because there is no network or vendor queue inside a turn. ElevenLabs publishes 75 ms, but that is speech synthesis alone, not the full conversation loop, so it is not comparable here.
REST and WebSocket both stream audio as it's generated — the first words play before the sentence finishes.
The cheapest voice API on the planet — up to 32× cheaper than the big providers, optimized end to end. Pay only for what you use, no tax on scale.
Male & female, conversational & reading — expressive English voices for every use case.
The other direction, even cheaper. Upload or stream audio, get a timestamped transcript.
Stateless workers autoscale horizontally — handle one request or a million, no capacity planning.
Four nines of availability, per-key rate limits, and metered billing you can trust to the fourth decimal.
Compared against each provider's frontier models, at published list prices.
Agent pricing is all-in per connected minute — speech-to-text, language model and speech synthesis together. Other platforms headline an orchestration fee only ($0.05–$0.07) and bill the models on top; the figures here are their delivered cost running frontier models.
Each competitor shown at its flagship model on published list pricing. Speech tables are $ per 1,000 characters; agent pricing is $ per connected minute. For directional comparison only.
What founders and operators say after putting Agent Box on their phone line and website.
Agent Box gave every one of our merchants a receptionist overnight. It answers on the first ring, books the job, and the whole thing costs less per month than a single missed booking used to.
We rolled Agent Box out across our clients and the maths stopped being an argument — under a cent a minute, all-in. Same conversation quality, a fraction of what the big agent platforms wanted.
Agent Box now answers every call that used to go to voicemail. It booked appointments on the first weekend — for less than we were paying for one afternoon of reception cover. Callers genuinely can't tell it isn't a person.
Agent Box is the first voice agent we've seen answer in a quarter of a second at under a cent a minute. Collapsing that cost curve is exactly the kind of foundational infrastructure we look to back.
Voice engines a fraction of a cent per 1,000 characters — with 100,000 characters free (~100 min of speech) on the voice API when you sign up, no monthly minimum. Agent Box, the premium agent, from $8/month.
Under a cent per minute — on Premium
whisper.cpp · word-level timestamps
Opus format · WAV (lossless) at $0.0045 / 1K
Not just a low price — the agent and the platform behind it, on every call.
100,000 characters free (~100 min) on the voice API · no card required · cancel anytime
One key, one endpoint per direction. Plain REST when you just need the bytes, WebSocket when you want to stream as it's generated — from any language.
# Text → speech, streamed to a file
curl https://api.quickdial.ai/v1/tts \
-H "Authorization: Bearer qtts_live_your_key" \
-d '{"text":"Hello world","voice":"azelma"}' \
--output hello.wav
# Speech → text, with word timestamps
curl https://api.quickdial.ai/v1/stt \
-H "Authorization: Bearer qtts_live_your_key" \
-F audio=@speech.wav Official plugins for the frameworks you already build on — swap in Quickdial TTS & STT with one line, keep the rest of your pipeline.
Real-time STT & TTS as native LiveKit plugins for voice agents.
Quickdial STT & TTS services for Pipecat voice pipelines.
A complete AI voice agent for your business. It learns what you do from your own website, then answers your phone line and your web visitors 24/7 — booking appointments, answering questions and passing the tricky ones to a human. You can interrupt it mid-sentence, like a real conversation.
Starter is $8/month at 1.96¢ per connected minute; Premium is $18/month at $0.0098 per minute — under a cent. That price is all-in: speech-to-text, the language model and speech synthesis together, with no orchestration fee and no per-token bill on top. Telephony is passed through at carrier cost.
About a minute. Sign in with Google, give it your website, pick what it should learn and which tools it may use — then paste one script tag on your site and/or point a phone number at it. No backend to build.
245 ms at p95 from the moment you stop speaking to the first sound of the reply — roughly 3× faster than Retell or Vapi. Every stage runs co-located in one process, so there is no network hop inside a turn.
Just $0.0018 per 1,000 characters for speech-to-text and $0.0028 for text-to-speech (Opus; WAV is $0.0045 for the larger lossless payload). Pay-as-you-go, 100,000 free characters (~100 min) on sign-up, no monthly minimum.
Yes. Both REST and WebSocket stream audio as it's generated, so the first words play before the sentence finishes — with no latency penalty versus the raw engine.
Stateless workers autoscale horizontally for effectively unlimited concurrency, backed by a 99.99% uptime target and per-key rate limits.
12 natural English voices — male and female, conversational and reading — for TTS; accurate multilingual transcription for STT.
Quickdial is building foundational AI — starting with the cheapest, fastest voice on the planet. More modalities and solutions are on the way.
100,000 characters free, no card required. Cheapest, fastest, always on.