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How to sell voice agents
Hey everyone, I've been exploring the voice agent space and I'm trying to figure out the best path forward without heavy upfront costs. My situation: I'm interested in building voice agents for businesses (was initially looking at real estate but staying flexible), but I'm stuck on the business model side. Here's what I'm trying to figure out: Platforms like Vapi and Retell AI charge around $0.12 per minute for calls. If a business is getting, say, 500 calls a month averaging 3-5 minutes each, that's roughly $180-$300/month just in platform costs alone. So my questions for those of you already doing this: - What pricing strategies have worked for you? (per call, monthly retainer, setup fee + usage, etc.) - How are you covering these per-minute costs? Are you passing them directly to clients, building them into a higher monthly fee, or using a different platform/approach altogether? Did you start by offering free pilots/trials, or did you charge from day one? If you did pilots, how did you handle the costs during that period? - How did you land your first few clients with minimal or zero upfront investment? - Are there alternative platforms or methods you're using that keep costs lower? I'm part of several communities where people are actively building in this space, so I figured I'd ask—if you've navigated this path, I'd really appreciate hearing what worked (or what didn't) for you. Even if you're just starting out like me, would love to hear your approach or just connect with others figuring this out. Thanks in advance for any insights!
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Hey brotha - I have been in the AI voice space for about 7 months now - my notes - Charge the client x4 your costs leaving a 75% margin. Use a simple n8n flow that tracks the minutes one businesses agent uses and charge them monthly. If you dont want to set that up, determine their call volume, get a feel for how much in missed leads they're losing and create a monthly retainer. - Definitely recommend retell or vapi, they are mid tier in price but the absolute best in quality. - You should be charging a setup fee (e.g. price of one month) you can offer to waive that as incentive or offer 2 week free trial but set up the AI to answer after a set number of rings or only certain hours of the day. Allowing the business to get a good feel for it and you wont be eating much cost cause usage will be low. - Building and deploying on retell or vapi is essentially free (besides the $2/month phone number cost) Cold calling businesses that have job postings up on linkedin/indeed is effective for client acquisition. I run my own community for AI voice, I like to come in here once in a while but you will probably not see me again so goodluck, nothing but the best.
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