Vaaad AI
AI phone agents that call in 40 languages $0.05/min
What it does
Most AI voice platforms were built for Silicon Valley pricing, This makes it impossible to deploy on scale. Vaaad AI lets any business deploy voice agents that make and receive real phone calls automatically, in 40+ languages, including native accents. What makes us different: - 0.6 to 1 second response latency (industry average is 5 to 7 seconds) - Rs 5 per minute flat, no hidden fees - TRAI compliant out of the box - RAG powered Knowledge Base, no hallucinations
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