Vapi

API-first platform to build, test, and scale voice AI agents
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Vapi is a developer-focused platform for building, testing, and deploying voice AI agents with speed and control. It exposes an API-first, highly configurable workflow so teams can ship production-grade voice experiences without stitching together a fragile stack of telephony, orchestration, and model tooling. With Vapi, you can start from pre-made templates or design your own call flows, then connect the agent to your phone system, website, or application. The platform is built to handle real operations at scale—supporting high call volumes while giving you the tools to monitor performance and iterate quickly.

At its core, Vapi helps you create voice agents that can interact naturally with callers and reliably complete tasks. It supports multilingual voice experiences, integrates with external applications, and enables tool calling so an agent can trigger actions (such as looking up data, updating records, or executing business logic) during a conversation. For teams that want to push quality and conversion, Vapi includes automated testing and experimentation capabilities so you can validate behavior, compare variants, and confidently deploy improvements.

Vapi is also designed to be model-flexible. You can bring your own models and configuration choices to match your cost, latency, and quality requirements. Whether you’re building a customer support line, an appointment scheduler, or an outbound sales assistant, Vapi provides the infrastructure to develop quickly, integrate deeply, and scale to millions of calls while maintaining visibility into outcomes and reliability.

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Features

  • API-native platform with configurable workflows and integrations
  • Multilingual voice support
  • Automated testing for voice agents
  • Bring your own models (model flexibility)
  • Tool calling to trigger external actions during calls
  • A/B experiments to compare prompts, flows, and configurations
  • Scales to high-volume phone operations with monitoring

How It’s Used

  • Inbound call handling (support, triage, routing, FAQs)
  • Outbound calling (sales outreach, reminders, follow-ups, surveys)

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