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  1. 01

    Vapi

    Developer platform for building, testing and deploying voice AI agents that make and receive phone calls.

    From $0.05/minute

    Why it's on this listMulti-agent · YesSquads route one conversation across several specialised assistants with context-preserving handoffs.Evidence ↗

    Where it improves on Ringly

    • +Claude · YesClaude is selectable as the assistant's LLM, on Vapi's integration or your own Anthropic account.Evidence ↗
    • +Open models · YesOpen-weight models reach the pipeline through Groq, Together AI, Mistral, DeepSeek and OpenRouter, or a self-hosted server.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Ringly

    No disadvantages found in the criteria researched so far.

    35/35 researched criteria
  2. 02

    Synthflow

    Enterprise voice AI platform with in-house telephony for inbound and outbound call automation.

    From Free

    Why it's on this listMulti-agent · YesSubflows act as specialised agents that a parent flow triggers for individual tasks.Evidence ↗

    Where it improves on Ringly

    • +Agent permissions · YesFlow logic, approved knowledge sources, end-call reasons and handoff triggers bound what an agent may say or do.Evidence ↗
    • +Model choice · PartialYou pick the model per agent, but only from Synthflow's list of GPT and Synthflow LLM options.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Ringly

    No disadvantages found in the criteria researched so far.

    35/35 researched criteria
  3. 03

    AudioCodes Live Hub

    Self-service cloud platform for building voice AI agents and connecting them to real telephony channels.

    From $0.05/minute

    Why it's on this listMulti-agent · YesThe AI Agents framework is explicitly multi-agent: several specialist agents collaborate on one call and callers are routed between them, with documented multi-agent topologies.Evidence ↗

    Where it improves on Ringly

    • +Claude · PartialClaude models are supported only as bring-your-own custom models configured with your own Anthropic API key; the pre-deployed model list carries OpenAI and Google models only.Evidence ↗
    • +Open models · PartialOpen-weight models such as gpt-oss and Gemma are reachable only through the bring-your-own-model path with your own Groq, Cerebras or OpenAI keys, not from the pre-deployed set.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Ringly

    No disadvantages found in the criteria researched so far.

    33/35 researched criteria · 2 not established
  4. 04

    ElevenLabs Agents

    Hosted platform for building voice and chat agents, with telephony, SDKs and a choice of LLM.

    From Free

    Why it's on this listMulti-agent · YesAn orchestrator agent routes a live conversation to specialist agents on natural-language conditions, and transfers can be nested; the transcript carries across.Evidence ↗

    Where it improves on Ringly

    • +Agent permissions · YesTool use is gated per MCP server and per tool: always ask, fine-grained (auto-approved, requires approval, disabled), or no approval at all.Evidence ↗
    • +Claude · YesAnthropic models are natively selectable in agent settings; a few older Claude models drop out in EU data-residency workspaces.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Ringly

    • −Admin controls · PartialGuardrails constrain what an agent may say and per-tool approval constrains what it may do, but Guardrails is in Alpha and enabling MCP servers is not restricted to admins.Evidence ↗
    35/35 researched criteria
  5. 05

    PolyAI

    Enterprise platform for building voice and chat agents that resolve customer calls, priced per minute.

    Why it's on this listClaude · YesClaude is one of the third-party models you can run instead of Raven; the model docs list Claude options under the Amazon Bedrock provider tab, selectable per channel.Evidence ↗

    Where it improves on Ringly

    • +Open models · PartialThe model catalogue enumerates only Raven, OpenAI and Amazon Bedrock (Claude, Nova) with no open-weight option, but you can attach your own LLM endpoint.Evidence ↗
    • +Model choice · YesYou choose the model per channel in voice and chat configuration; Raven is the recommended default rather than the only option.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Ringly

    • −Pooled budget · PartialConversation volume draws on one account-level Subscription Volume of CX Tokens, but the Wren builder allowance is per person and not shared.Evidence ↗
    35/35 researched criteria
  6. 06

    OmniDimension

    No-code platform for building voice AI agents and running them on phone, web chat, WhatsApp, email and SMS.

    From $15/month

    Why it's on this listMulti-agent · PartialWorkflows chain agent actions and can call sub-workflows, so several agents run in sequence, but the docs describe no agent-to-agent handoff or shared-state orchestration.Evidence ↗

    Where it improves on Ringly

    • +Open models · YesOpen-weight families are selectable through the OpenRouter and Bedrock entries in the catalogue, so you are not confined to closed frontier models.Evidence ↗
    • +Model choice · YesYou choose the speech-to-text, LLM and text-to-speech provider per agent and may mix them freely; the vendor does not pin you to one stack.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Ringly

    • −Admin controls · PartialReal per-user controls exist only for reseller accounts, which can switch dashboard menus on or off per client and cap their concurrency; ordinary team plans have no documented roles or permission settings, and agent limits are set per agent instead.Evidence ↗
    35/35 researched criteria

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