Awaz.ai

Awaz.ai is a no-code voice agent platform that gets you from signup to a working AI caller faster than most of its competitors, and it prices that convenience transparently. The core loop is simple: name your agent, choose a language and accent, upload a knowledge base, pick a role (receptionist, appointment setter, booking assistant, customer service, client support, tech support), and point it at inbound or outbound calls. Outbound uses batch campaigns built from an uploaded contact list on a schedule — that's the flow the case studies lean on for real estate prospecting, university admissions, event invitations, and SaaS lead qualification. What separates Awaz from a vanilla voice bot is the call-time action layer — the agent can fire SMS, email, or WhatsApp during or after the call, check real-time calendar availability, and send the invite before hanging up. Voice quality comes from ElevenLabs, so the agent doesn't sound robotic, and sentiment analysis plus diarization handle interruptions and detect when a conversation is ending. Voice customization lets you tune speaking rate, speed and patience level, which matters when you're calling cold lists and want the agent to pause rather than talk over people. The pricing is where Awaz is unusually legible for this category. Starter at $29/mo gives you 5 agents, 3 users and 3 calendars with a $0.40/min call cost; Pro at $97/mo removes those caps and drops calls to $0.34/min; White Label at $297/mo adds unlimited subaccounts, full branding, custom domain and SSL, client subscription plans you price yourself, and a much lower ~$0.12/min cost billed via Retell. That last tier is where agencies making a business of reselling voice AI should land, especially with the 2% Stripe transaction fee on payments you collect through the platform. Watch the per-minute math against your actual call volume — at high minutes the difference between $0.40/min and $0.12/min is the single biggest line item in your bill, not the subscription fee. The honest limits: this is voice-only, there's no video or visual interaction, and the platform doesn't offer on-prem or self-hosted deployment. If your project needs deeply complex multi-turn conversational reasoning, you'll want to look at Retell or Voiceflow. But for the mainstream SMB and agency case — booking meetings, qualifying leads, running support lines, inviting people to events — Awaz is one of the quicker paths to live voice agents at a price you can explain to a client.