Let visitors talk to your AI support agent straight from the chat widget: a voice chatbot with the same knowledge, power-ups and conversation as text, billed in minutes. No phone line needed.
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Setup
Open your bot's web channel settings and switch on Voice calls. A call button appears beside the message box on every page the widget is embedded on.
Choose from thirteen voices and press play to hear each one. Chat Thing drafts voice instructions from your system prompt so the agent sounds like your brand, and you can edit them any time.
Visitors press the button, allow their microphone, and talk. Your agent answers from its data sources and power-ups, speaks the answer, and drops the transcript into the chat when the call ends.
Feels like talking to a person
Built on OpenAI's GPT Live voice model. The voices and the turn-taking are OpenAI's; the knowledge and the actions are your agent's.
Talk over the agent and it stops mid-sentence and listens.
While it looks something up, it says so, then speaks the answer as it arrives.
“Actually, make that eleven.” The new request replaces the old one.
Follows the caller across twenty languages, or sticks to the one you choose.
Where talking wins
Anything your agent can answer or do in text, it can now do on a call. These are the conversations where talking wins.
Studios, salons, clinics, venues
"Is the daylight studio free on the 18th at ten, and can I add the backdrop pack?"
Checks availability from your data, quotes the price, and files the booking enquiry through a power-up - then confirms it back out loud.
Estate and letting agents
"Any two-bed flats near the harbour under two thousand a month with parking?"
Searches your listings, reads out the matches, and offers to book a viewing or send the details by email.
Online stores
"Where's my order, and can I still change the delivery address?"
Looks up the order through your API power-up, explains the options, and hands off to a person in text if a change needs approval.
Hotels, restaurants, tour operators
"Do you have a table for six on Saturday, and is the terrace dog friendly?"
Answers from your policies and menus, takes the reservation, and confirms allergens or accessibility questions without a callback.
Plumbers, electricians, cleaners, movers
"My boiler's making a banging noise, can someone come out tomorrow morning?"
Triages from your FAQs, captures the address and problem, and creates the job request so a human can confirm the slot.
Product and support teams
"I'm on the billing page and can't find where to add a seat."
Uses the page context your SDK shares to answer for the screen the visitor is on, and can run a website power-up to open the right form.
Tuned by you
Pick a voice and preview it in the dashboard. Chat Thing drafts voice instructions from your system prompt so the tone on a call matches the tone in text, and you edit them any time. Choose the spoken language, how long answers run, and how long calls last.
The voice never guesses. Every fact and action goes through your agent, so a call is as accurate as the text chat it shares a conversation with.
If one of your team takes the conversation over, the voice says so and hands back to text. Callers are never left waiting for a person to join the line.
Your site, custom domains and SDK embeds. Developers can even pick a different voice per embed.
Website voice and phone support
Visitors can talk in the chat widget with the agent you've already built. The same agent can answer your business phone, using the same knowledge, power-ups and shared voice minutes.
Explore the AI phone receptionist| Chat Thing voice calls | Phone-based voice agents | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | In your web chat, on any page the widget is on. No phone number, no telephony setup. | On a phone number you provision, or behind a call button that dials out. |
| What it knows | Your existing agent: data sources, power-ups, welcome message, conversation history. | Usually a separate agent you build and keep in sync. |
| Text and voice | One conversation. Type, then talk, then type again; the transcript stays in the chat. | A call is its own thing; the chat doesn't know it happened. |
| Pricing | $10 for 60 minutes a month per pack, on top of a paid Chat Thing plan. Shared by every bot, no automatic overages. | Typically $0.10 to $1.50 a minute plus telephony, billed on usage. |
| Handoff | Says so out loud and hands back to text, where your team already works. | Transfers the call or takes a message. |
Pricing
One pack is 60 minutes a month for $10, shared across every bot on your team. Available on any paid Chat Thing plan. Stack packs for more. When minutes run out, callers are asked to continue in text - never a surprise bill.
Launch offer: your first 60 minutes for $5, then $10/month. Once per eligible team; additional packs are $10 each.
Voice renews monthly, even on annual plans. Reasoning and power-ups also use your plan's message tokens. Phone answering requires Standard or above and a $5/month number. Prices exclude applicable taxes.
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