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AI voice agent use cases, with a face people can talk to

Conversations that Talking Avatar Realistic Avatars voice agents hold on your website, each with a template to start from in the dashboard. Every one costs $0.06 a minute, with the realistic avatar, the voice and the AI included.

Build a voice agent

The most common uses for AI voice agents are customer support, sales and lead capture, screening interviews, tutoring, training role-play and front-desk questions. Talking Avatar Realistic Avatars voice agents hold each of these as a live video conversation on your website: you start from a template, write the instructions, and pay $0.06 a minute with the avatar, the voice and the AI included. They don't answer phone calls.

What it costs

One price per minute, whatever the conversation

$0.06 a minute, billed per second from prepaid credits, with the realistic avatar, the voice and the AI included. No subscription and no per-seat fee. New accounts get $1 of free credits, about 16 minutes of conversation.

For comparison, the lowest published rates of voice-only agent platforms run from $0.06 to $0.11 a minute, without a face, and managed avatar agents from other vendors cost $0.11 to $0.50 a minute, each checked on the vendor's own pricing page in October 2026. See AI voice agent pricing in 2026.

What one conversation costs, by use case
Use caseExample conversationCost
AI tutor30 minutes$1.80
AI screening interviewer15 minutes$0.90
AI customer service agent5 minutes$0.30
AI shopping assistant5 minutes$0.30
AI sales roleplay15 minutes$0.90
AI sales assistant8 minutes$0.48
AI receptionist for your website3 minutes$0.18

Is it a fit?

Where a face helps, and where it doesn't

A good fit

  • Conversations on your website or in your web app
  • Moments where attention and trust matter: interviews, lessons, sales
  • Spoken practice: languages, role-play, interview preparation
  • Questions you can answer from a few pages of facts

Not a fit

  • Phone lines: answering calls or dialling out. Use a phone voice agent platform.
  • Whole document libraries: instructions hold up to 20,000 characters, so larger ones need a tool that fetches the right page, which is a developer's job.
  • Decisions that need a person, like refunds or hiring decisions. Have the agent hand those to your team.

Already running your own voice agent? Give it a realistic face through the API for $0.02 a minute.

How it works

From template to live agent, without code

  1. 1

    Pick a template

    Customer support, Sales assistant, Screening interviewer, Receptionist, Tutor, or start from scratch. Each comes with instructions written for a spoken conversation.

  2. 2

    Make it yours

    Write what it should know and how it should behave, up to 20,000 characters. Pick a realistic avatar and one of 23 voices, and set the longest a call can last, up to 60 minutes.

  3. 3

    Put it in front of people

    Share its link, add a corner widget with one script tag, or place it inside a page with an iframe. A post-call webhook can send every transcript to your own system.

FAQ

Voice agent use case questions

What are the most common AI voice agent use cases?

Customer support, sales and lead capture, screening interviews, tutoring and language practice, training role-play, and front-desk questions. Many of these started as phone calls. On a website, a realistic face turns them into a face-to-face conversation.

Can a Talking Avatar voice agent answer phone calls?

No. Talking Avatar Realistic Avatars voice agents run on the web: you share them as a link, a corner widget or an iframe, and people talk to them from a browser with a microphone. For inbound phone lines and outbound dialling, use a phone voice agent platform.

What does a voice agent conversation cost?

$0.06 a minute, billed per second, with the realistic avatar, the voice and the AI included. A 5-minute support conversation costs $0.30, a 15-minute screening interview $0.90 and a 30-minute tutoring session $1.80. New accounts get $1 of free credits, about 16 minutes of conversation, and there's no subscription.

Do I need a developer?

No. You start from a template in the dashboard, write the instructions, pick an avatar and a voice, and share the agent. Adding it to a website is one script tag or an iframe. You only need a developer for tools that call your own systems during a conversation, like looking up an order.

Which use cases gain the most from an avatar?

Conversations where attention and trust matter: interviews, where every candidate should get the same experience; tutoring and language practice, where learners speak out loud; sales conversations with website visitors; and role-play, where practising with a face is closer to the real thing.

Can I give my own voice agent a face instead?

Yes. If you already run a voice agent on OpenAI Realtime, LiveKit Agents, Pipecat or your own stack, add a realistic avatar through the API for $0.02 a minute. You keep your own LLM and voice, and pay for them separately.

Can many people talk to one agent at the same time?

Yes. Each person talks to the agent in their own call, and there's no plan to upgrade for more of them. To protect your balance, each network can start 20 an hour and 60 a day calls with one agent.

Pick a use case and talk to it today

Start from a template, write a few lines about your business, and make a test call with your $1 of free credits.