Voxy
Never miss another call — AI agents that answer 24/7
What it does
Voxy puts AI agents on your phone line and website. They answer in under a second, book appointments, capture leads, and hand off to a human when it matters — grounded in your own docs, in your customer's language. Live in an afternoon, from $29/mo.
AI voice agents that place and answer phone calls, capture leads, and feed data into your CRM. Picks up in seconds.
AI agents on your phone line and your website. They answer, book, and resolve — and hand off to a human when it matters. The same agent answers your phone and your website. One knowledge base, one memory, one voice — everywhere your customers reach you. Your line, picked up in under a second. Natural voice, real conversation — no phone tree. Voice and chat, embedded on your site. Visitors talk; the agent answers from your knowledge. Grounded in your documents — prices, policies, hours. It says “I don't know” instead of making things up. Upload your docs, prices, and FAQs. Voxy answers from them — nothing invented. Point your number at Voxy. Drop one line of code on your site. Same agent,…from voxyhq.com
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