Top AI Voice Agent Companies in Bangalore (2026)
The AI voice agent companies a Bangalore buyer should shortlist fall into four groups: telephony and auto dialer suites, enterprise conversation platforms, developer platforms and self-serve regional-language agents. Which group fits depends on whether humans or software make the calls, how many languages are needed and whether a price is published. Outpero publishes this page and is one of the companies listed, so every vendor, Outpero included, should be tested the same way.
What Bangalore buyers mean when they search for AI voice agent companies
People searching for AI voice agent companies in Bangalore, which the city now officially calls Bengaluru, are usually asking one of three different questions. Some want software that holds a phone conversation with a lead. Some want an auto dialer service for a team of human telecallers. Others want a contact-centre platform that adds AI on top of agents they already employ.
The three needs look similar in a search result and are very different in practice. Mixing them up is the commonest reason a Bangalore business signs a plan that does not fit. The table below separates them before any vendor is named.
| What the buyer searches | What they usually need | Product type that fits | Typical buying route |
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| AI voice agents in Bangalore | A conversation with every lead, in Kannada or English, without hiring callers | AI voice agent platform | Self-serve sign-up or a demo-led enterprise deal |
| Auto dialer services in Bangalore | Faster dialling for human telecallers: queues, retries, call logs | Auto, power or predictive dialer, usually with a CRM | Per-agent or per-seat plans |
| AI voice agent companies in Bangalore | A shortlist to compare on language, price and fit | Any of the above, depending on the answer to the first two | A pilot on the buyer's own leads |
| Call centre automation | Scoring, coaching or deflecting calls at scale | Contact-centre suite or conversation-intelligence platform | Enterprise contract |
Location matters less than buyers expect. Most vendors in this field serve Bangalore customers over the phone and the web, and a vendor's office is rarely the deciding factor. The data below records head offices only where a vendor's own site states them; otherwise vendors are described by what they do.
How this list was built, and the publisher's bias
Outpero publishes this page and sells an AI voice agent, so it has an interest in the answer. Every vendor fact below comes from that vendor's own website as recorded on 2026-10-14 (Bolna on 2026-07-30). Prices change, so confirm before buying. No vendor is ranked, and no vendor is rated.
The list is therefore a landscape and not a leaderboard. It names what each company says about itself on language, price and deployment, and notes where a company's own pages show an advantage over Outpero. Gaps are marked as not published, which is different from not available.
The landscape in one table
| Company | Type | What its own site says | Where it can be the better pick |
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| Outpero | Self-serve regional-language AI voice agent | Standard ₹5 or Premium ₹6.8 per connected minute; no setup fee or subscription; ₹649 a month for a +91 number with one channel; Kannada, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Malayalam and English; headquartered in Hyderabad | A Bangalore team that wants a published rate and a same-day start in Kannada, Kanglish and English |
| Gnani.ai | Enterprise voice AI | Names nine Indian languages including Kannada; claims 40+ languages and dialects; pricing not published; cloud, private cloud, on-premise and air-gapped deployment | A bank or regulated enterprise that needs custom deployment and more languages |
| SquadStack | Enterprise voice AI with a managed service | Names nine languages including Kannada; indicative ₹2 to ₹5 a minute plus a one-time enterprise setup cost; roughly two weeks of setup, then a four to eight week pilot | A larger programme that wants a forward-deployed engineer and integrations |
| Ringg | Self-serve voice agents | ₹6 per connected minute; number ₹499 a month; monthly minimum commitment (amount not stated); claims 20+ languages without naming them | A builder who wants a visual workflow canvas and broader integrations |
| Convin | Conversation intelligence for human contact centres, based in Bengaluru | Audits human calls, coaches agents and assists them live; language page lists 70+ languages for transcription; pricing not published; demo-led sales | A contact centre that wants every human call scored and coached |
| Skit.ai | Voice AI focused on collections | Offices in New York, Mumbai and Bengaluru; collections focus since 2019; pricing not published; a 30 to 60 day pilot | A lender with a collections programme and US-style compliance needs |
| Exotel | Telephony and contact-centre suite | Dialers, routing and a voice blaster; AI voice agents alongside human agents; voicebot page cites Hindi, English and Hinglish; AI voice pricing not published | A business that needs a phone system and dialers with AI added |
| Ozonetel | Contact-centre suite | Predictive, power and preview dialers; DND scrubbing; claims 12+ languages for voice AI without naming them; pricing not published | A call centre running human dialers at scale |
| Knowlarity | Cloud telephony | Toll-free and virtual numbers, IVR and a cloud contact centre; contact-centre plans from INR 1,999 per agent per month; OBD dialer and voicebot pricing on request | A business that needs numbers and a phone system from one provider |
| NeoDove | Telecalling dialer and CRM | Yearly plans from ₹17,999 excluding GST; AI plans from ₹22,999 with 2 AI agents and 250 free AI minutes; extra AI minute price and AI languages not published | A team that wants to keep its telecallers and manage them in one CRM |
| Bolna | Developer platform | Advertises 20+ ASR, LLM and TTS models you connect yourself; INR pricing not published on its homepage | An engineering team that wants to choose every layer of the stack |
Two points are worth noting before moving on. Only Convin and Skit.ai record a Bengaluru presence in the data above, and neither is a like-for-like alternative to a self-serve calling agent. And the languages column is where claims differ most: Outpero, Gnani.ai and SquadStack name Kannada (Convin does for transcription), several vendors claim large language counts without naming any, and one voicebot page lists only Hindi, English and Hinglish.
Auto dialer services in Bangalore: dialer or AI?
An auto dialer places calls automatically but still needs a human to talk. A predictive dialer dials several numbers at once to keep telecallers busy, a power dialer dials one number per agent as soon as the last call ends, and a preview dialer shows the lead before the call. Cost scales with the number of agents, because every call still needs a person.
An AI voice agent replaces the human on the call itself. It speaks, listens, handles the questions it has been briefed on and writes up the outcome. Cost scales with talk time, not with seats. Neither is better in the abstract; they suit different shapes of work.
| Question | Auto dialer with human callers | AI voice agent |
|---|---|---|
| Who talks to the lead? | A telecaller | The agent, with a person taking over by follow-up |
| How is it priced? | Per agent, per seat or per number | Per connected minute of talk time |
| Strong when | Calls need judgement, negotiation or relationship work | Calls are repetitive: first contact, qualification, reminders, follow-ups |
| Weak when | The lead list is large and each call is short | A call needs empathy, negotiation or complex exceptions |
| Kannada support | Depends on the telecallers you hire | Depends on the agent's quality; test it |
| Typical Bangalore use | Inside-sales teams, loan telecallers, large call centres | Demo-request follow-ups, admissions, clinic reminders, lead qualification |
Many Bangalore teams end up with both: a dialer for the humans who close the deal, and an AI voice agent that makes the first call. Outpero's own comparison with auto dialers covers the trade-off in more detail.
The Kannada and Kanglish test that separates the field
Want to hear this working, not just read about it?
Bangalore is the most linguistically mixed market in South India. A single lead list can hold a Kannada-speaking parent from Jayanagar, a Tamil-speaking engineer in Whitefield and a Hindi-speaking founder in Koramangala. Kanglish, Kannada with English words in the same sentence, is the everyday register for many callers.
Only some vendors name Kannada on their own pages, and none can prove it for your callers except through a pilot. A call in Kanglish should sound like the following, using a made-up interiors company:
ನಮಸ್ಕಾರ, ನಾನು HomeNest Interiors ನ AI assistant ಮಾತಾಡ್ತಾ ಇದೀನಿ. ನೀವು site visit ಗೆ request ಮಾಡಿದ್ರಲ್ಲಾ, ಶನಿವಾರ ಬೆಳಿಗ್ಗೆ ಯಾವ ಟೈಮ್ ಅನುಕೂಲ ಆಗುತ್ತೆ?
In English: Namaskara, this is the AI assistant of HomeNest Interiors. You requested a site visit; which time on Saturday morning suits you? Listen for the spoken forms, the English words left in English and the reply when the caller answers in English or Hindi instead.
- 01Answer in Kannada, then in Kanglish, then in English, and check that the voice and the call do not restart.
- 02Ask a question mid-sentence and interrupt the agent once. It should stop, listen and continue.
- 03Read out a locality such as Hebbal or Basavanagudi and a mobile number over a noisy line. The transcript must hold every digit.
- 04Request a Saturday morning slot and see whether a booking lands in a calendar, not just a note in the transcript.
- 05Ask what happens to the recording, the summary and the captured fields, and where they go.
- 06Ask for the full price in writing, with GST, the number and any extra channels.
Questions to ask any vendor before a pilot
- —How long from sign-up to the first live call, and who does the setup?
- —What is the per-minute rate, what is billed for an unanswered call, and what is the monthly cost of a number?
- —Which languages are live today, named on the vendor's own pages, and which are on a roadmap?
- —How many calls can run at once, and how is concurrency priced?
- —How are do-not-call requests recorded and enforced, and what duties stay with the business?
- —Where do transcripts, summaries and captured fields go, and can they leave through a webhook or an API?
- —Which integrations are built in, and which are set up by hand? Ask to see them, not to be told.
Where Outpero fits, and where it does not
Outpero is a specialist in regional-language voice calling with seven languages, among them Kannada. It dials a new lead in under 30 seconds of receiving it (the clock starts when the lead source hands the lead over, so a slow portal feed delays the call), with a conversational response time that averages 0.8 to 1.3 seconds end to end. Results arrive as a recording, transcript, summary and captured fields, and bookings can go straight into Google Calendar. Leads arrive through a lead-intake API, a webhook or guides for tools such as Zapier and Make.
It is not a telephony suite, a human dialer or a conversation-intelligence tool. It does not run on-premise, it covers seven languages and not the nine or more some enterprise vendors list, and it has no Bangalore office; it is headquartered in Hyderabad. An agent speaks one opening language plus English plus at most one extra Indian language. A Bangalore business that needs any of those capabilities should look at the enterprise, telephony or developer types above.
What it costs in Bangalore
The arithmetic below uses Outpero's published rates and clear assumptions, so a buyer can replace the numbers with their own. Prices exclude 18% GST. Unanswered calls are not billed.
| Scenario | Assumption | Connected minutes | Cost on Standard (₹5/min) |
|---|---|---|---|
| SaaS demo requests | 400 requests a month, 2 minutes each | 800 | About ₹4,000 plus the ₹649 number |
| Edtech admission desk | 1,500 enquiries a month, 1.5 minutes each | 2,250 | About ₹11,250 plus the ₹649 number |
| Clinic reminder calls | 2,000 reminders a month, 0.6 minute each | 1,200 | About ₹6,000 plus the ₹649 number |
| Human telecaller (reference) | One person, one shift, one call at a time | Not applicable | Around ₹18,000 a month in salary |
Concurrency is sold as channels: one call at a time on a number, with one included and extra channels at ₹649 a month each. A bulk list moves at roughly 55 dials an hour per channel, so 1,000 dials on three channels take about six hours. New accounts get 50 free credits with no card, so the first pilot costs nothing. Custom and enterprise plans can be quoted lower per minute for high volumes.
Rules to respect
Outbound calling in India follows TRAI rules on commercial communication, DLT registration and consent or do-not-call obligations. This is general information, not legal advice. Outpero runs on a DLT-registered calling line and enforces an account-level do-not-call list at import, at lead arrival and at dial, but duties around DND registries and consent belong to the business.
Verdict
A Bangalore business should start by deciding whether humans or software will make the call, then choose the type, then test two or three vendors on its own leads in Kannada, Kanglish and English. If the answer is software and a published price matters, Outpero is worth a pilot; if the need is a phone system, dialers for a human team, on-premise deployment or more languages than seven, the telephony and enterprise vendors above fit better. Read the transcripts, compare the cost per qualified lead and decide on evidence.
Frequently asked questions
Which are the top AI voice agent companies in Bangalore?
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There is no reliable ranking, and this page does not give one. Buyers usually shortlist from four types: telephony and dialer suites, enterprise voice platforms, developer platforms and self-serve regional-language agents. Outpero publishes this page, so test every vendor, Outpero included, on your own leads before choosing.
Are these AI voice agent companies based in Bangalore?
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Most serve Bangalore customers remotely. In the data used here, only Convin is described as a Bengaluru company and Skit.ai lists an office in Bengaluru. Outpero is headquartered in Hyderabad with no Bangalore office. Check each vendor's site for its current location and support model.
What is the difference between an auto dialer service and an AI voice agent?
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An auto dialer places calls for human telecallers and is usually priced per agent or seat. An AI voice agent holds the conversation itself and is priced by talk time. Many Bangalore teams use a dialer for closers and an AI agent for first calls and reminders.
Can an AI voice agent speak Kannada and Kanglish?
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Outpero's agent speaks Kannada and switches to English mid-sentence, covering Kanglish. A few other vendors also name Kannada on their sites, while others claim many languages without naming them. Test with Kannada, Kanglish and English calls from your own list before signing.
How much does an AI voice agent cost in Bangalore?
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On Outpero, Standard is ₹5 and Premium ₹6.8 per connected minute, with no setup fee or subscription. A +91 number is ₹649 a month with one channel. Other vendors publish different structures or none, so ask each for a written rate card including GST.
How should a Bangalore business shortlist vendors?
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Decide whether humans or software will make the calls, then pick two or three vendors of the right type. Run the same pilot on each with a Kannada, Kanglish and English test, compare transcripts, cost per qualified lead and the time to a first live call, and then choose.
The Outpero team builds and operates AI voice agents for businesses across India in seven languages, led from Hyderabad. Figures quoted are from Outpero's own production telephony unless another source is named.