AI phone agents that answer inbound calls, book appointments and chase outbound follow-ups in over 100 languages
VocaiQ sells three packaged voice agents rather than a build-your-own toolkit: a receptionist that answers and books, a sales agent that also does outbound follow-up, and an operations bundle that adds internal call handling. Each plan bundles a minute allowance and bills overage per minute. It hooks into HubSpot, Google Calendar, Stripe, WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS, with custom integrations on request. The company is VocaiQ Inc., founded in Canada in 2025, and it leans on a compliance story aligned to PIPEDA, GDPR and TCPA plus English-French coverage for the Canadian market. No free tier and no contract lock-in are advertised.
AI Receptionist is $297 a month with 300 included minutes and $0.35 per extra minute. Sales Agent is $497 with 600 minutes at $0.30 overage; the Operations Suite is $997 with 1,500 minutes at $0.25.
Use tool ↗A done-for-you voice agent package with the price on the page, which is rarer in this category than it should be. The bilingual English-French angle and the PIPEDA posture are genuine differentiators for Canadian buyers. Against that, the entry plan starts at $297 and the minute allowances run out quickly on a busy line.
Watch out: Overage is billed per minute on top of the plan, so a month with unexpected call volume costs materially more than the headline figure.
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