Vocads sells a voice AI workforce of four named agents. Morgan is the admin agent that captures leads, books appointments and recovers invoices. Brad is the sales agent that re-engages dormant leads, qualifies prospects and calls back within 60 seconds. Scarlett is the customer-success agent that collects feedback, tracks NPS and generates Google reviews, and Tom is the support agent that answers FAQs and transfers to a person when needed. The agents work on inbound and outbound calls and through a website widget, speak 12+ languages according to the site, connect to a CRM and include a Genius Survey feature for voice surveys. The site is in English, French and Spanish and lists real estate, transport, insurance, healthcare and market research as industries.
The homepage shows customer logos including SNCF, Transdev, Zillow, Keller Williams and Alstom, and the footer says it is backed by NVIDIA, Microsoft GenAI Studio and Station F Future 40; these are vendor-presented and do not show how much each customer uses the product. The site claims GDPR compliance under the line that data stays yours, and names no operating company, models or telephony providers. As with any AI voice agent, some jurisdictions require callers to be told they are speaking to an AI and that a call is recorded, and healthcare and insurance calls carry extra privacy duties.
Pricing is published. The free trial lasts 14 days without a card and includes 1 phone number, 100 calls and 50 SMS messages. Solo is $84 a month billed annually, with 1 phone number, custom agents, custom landing pages and analytics, and Team is $204 a month billed annually with 3 phone numbers, a team workspace, priority support and a dedicated success manager; yearly billing saves 15%. The usage allowances are inconsistent on the page: the plan cards show 12,000 calls and SMS a month for Solo and 36,000 for Team, while the comparison table shows 1,000 and 3,000, so confirm the allowance before buying.
