AI outbound calling agents that turn call lists into booked visits.

AI outbound calling is a voice agent that calls a list you hold consent for with one offer, such as a fall tune-up for past customers who agreed to calls. It dials at the hours, pacing and retries you set, books the next step on the call, and saves an outcome for each number.

A voice agent that calls people who did not ask for the call, with one offer. In the US, calls made with an AI voice need prior express consent under the TCPA, so cold calling AI fits lists you hold consent for, such as past customers. Read our guide to AI cold calling.

Yes. The agent dials only in the calling hours you choose, skips your do-not-call list, and saves do not call when someone asks to stop. You own the list and the consent.

The AI auto dialer covers pacing, retries, voicemail, and batch runs. Outbound calling covers the campaign itself, meaning the offer, what the agent says, and the outcome for each number.

Use AI lead follow-up for a new form or missed-call lead waiting on a first call, and an AI SDR to qualify a new lead. Use outbound calling when one offer goes to a whole list.

Yes. Price and repair questions transfer to your office, and you control exactly when the agent transfers.

Evaluate the agent against your key success criteria. For example, you can measure what percentage of calls end with a booked visit, or what percentage of numbers on the list the agent reaches.

Not by itself, but consent decides it. In the US, the TCPA requires prior express consent for calls made with an AI voice, so calling people without it can break the law. The agent skips your do-not-call list and saves stop requests, and you own the list and the consent. This isn't legal advice, so check your plan with counsel.

Start with a list you hold consent for and a single offer. Clone the sample campaign, rewrite what the agent says, and connect your customer records and calendar. Set your calling hours, pacing and retries. Put your own number on the list first, then read the transcripts and the outcome for each call before you widen the campaign.

Pick one that books the next step on the call, saves an outcome for every number and honors stop requests the moment someone asks. Check that it says it's an AI and works only from your records. You can answer a sample campaign call on this page to hear how this one handles it.

The best tool for you holds a real conversation, books the next step on the call and acts on a stop request right away. It should say it's an AI and work only from your records. Try it on a small list you hold consent for, then read the transcripts before you widen the campaign.

Load the list, write one offer and set your calling hours, pacing and retries. The agent then dials each number, opens from the customer's record, books on the call and saves one outcome per number. Price and repair questions transfer to your office, and stop requests become do not call.

Voicemails and quick noes cost little, because you pay for call time at $0.03 per minute, and the longer calls tend to be the ones that book. LLM usage is billed separately. A Cartesia phone number adds $0.014 per minute, or nothing if you bring your own Twilio account or SIP trunk. The free plan includes $1 of agent calls a month, so you can test a small list before you pay. See pricing.