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CALL-E
Make phone calls with your AI agent (Muse, ChatGPT, Claude)
530 followers
Make phone calls with your AI agent (Muse, ChatGPT, Claude)
530 followers
CALL-E lets your AI assistant make phone calls for you. Ask Muse, ChatGPT or Claude to book a table, get a quote, move an appointment or check stock. CALL-E asks for anything missing, shows you the plan, and dials a real US or Canadian number after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, then brings back a summary, the transcript and what happened. Builders can add it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw with one prompt. New users get 100 free credits.
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do the places it calls know it's a bot? feels like a lot of restaurants would just hang up once they clock it
@igorblink CALL-E sounds like a person having a normal conversation, so people don’t clock it straight away. Whether it says it’s an AI is up to you. If you want it to open with that, write it into the call instructions, something like “say you’re an AI assistant calling for Vadim”, and that’s how it starts the call. If someone asks partway through, it tells them it’s an AI.
Either way, you get back what was said and what happened. If a restaurant hangs up, you know straight away.
@igorblink Ha, fair question, Igor, and it’s one we think about a lot. By default, a CALL-E call introduces itself as CALL-E, a voice agent, because we think whoever picks up is owed the truth about who’s calling.
What makes people hang up is often the small stuff. The receptionist says “mm-hmm” and the agent stops mid-sentence, or she says “Tuesday at… let me check” and it jumps in with “Great, Tuesday it is.”
So a lot of our work goes into telling a real interruption apart from a “yeah” or a pause in our voice AI models. It's our differentiator in the market. Our team wrote about it here if you’re curious: https://blog.heycall-e.com/the-moment-to-yield/
And if any restaurant owners are reading this, I’d love to hear how you’d want an AI caller to sound!
Can i connect my Sip numbers? We have sips for couple different countries anyway
@ninuna_ungiadze2 Yes, you can! SIP integration went live recently, so you can connect your own telephony to CALL-E and place calls through your numbers.
Can you contact us on Discord (https://discord.gg/SDcGdhgRzj) so we can set it up for you?
@ninuna_ungiadze2 Great to hear you already have numbers in a few countries, Ninuna! Pop into our Discord and the team can help you get them connected, there's a lot of community members who asked the same thing.
Which countries are you calling into?
What happens when both AI from Call-e and the AI agent on the customer service line aren't able to resolve and find the solution?
@sheetaverma We can transfer calls to your phone when the agent can’t handle the request or when certain conditions are met.
@sheetaverma @lin_si Two AIs politely going in circles is such a real picture, Sheeta. :) Yup, like Lin Si mentioned, if the situation is complex and the two agents cannot figure it out, then you can get a direct call.
After the call you get the transcript and a summary, so you can see where things landed, so you can also look into it yourself after as well.
Can CALL-E help me check the hotel situation near my destination and provide me with a quote
@hui_zhang16 Hi! Sure can. You can even specify multiple hotels to compare prices and other key details so that you can find the best options for your needs. It’s actually pretty fun to set up in CALL-E because you define the success criteria, and the agent isn't making this up.
Wow this might be the missing piece for the AI assistant. But still curious whether restaurants would accept a booking from an AI tool?
@chenmingsong Why wouldn’t they? :) CALL-E provides information to the restaurant no differently than a real human. Additionally, you can tell call-e to provide callback information in case restaurant is concerned.
One product design behind CALL-E that I’d love to share: why we’re building a calling sub-agent that other agents can delegate to.
A phone call usually comes up in the middle of another task. You’re planning dinner with your assistant, and the restaurant only takes bookings by phone. Your assistant already knows the date, the group size, and your preferences. Moving to another app means explaining it all again, then bringing the answer back yourself.
We wanted to make that handoff easier. Your personal assistant keeps track of the overall task, delegates the call to CALL-E with your approval, and gets the result back so it can continue.
Calling is also something we think deserves its own specialist. People interrupt, put you on hold, or offer an alternative you weren’t expecting. There’s a lot to get right during that conversation, including knowing when to come back to you for a decision.
An app or website is useful for trying things out and reviewing calls. But day to day, we want CALL-E to work inside the assistant you’re already using.
Where we want to take this next is a closer collaboration during the call itself. Say the restaurant only has a later table: your assistant could ask you in the same chat, pass your answer back, and let CALL-E finish the booking. You could also change a detail by typing a message, or join the call when you need to.
Longer term, we want your personal agent to have a phone number it can use on your behalf—to make calls, handle incoming calls, and follow up by text, within the rules you’ve agreed to. If the restaurant calls back tomorrow, that should connect to the booking you were already working on.
We’re gradually adding support for more personal AI agents. Which one would you most like us to support next? Would love to hear what you’d use it to call about, too.
100 free credits. is one credit one call?
@mostafahosseini Actually credits refers to a usage balance instead of a call count. each call uses credits based on its duration, destination and calling mode. You can check the rates with better understanding on pricing page :)
@mostafahosseini Hi Mostafa, thanks for asking this one! Credits are spent by how long each call runs, so the 100 free ones cover several short calls.
That’s plenty to try a few errands, and the full rates are here: https://docs.heycall-e.com/billing
What’s the first call you’d try?
@mostafahosseini Approximately 20 calls, and the exact credits for a call depends on duration and where the call is being made to