Calls back in the language they answer in
Hindi, English, and the Hinglish people actually speak — code-switching mid-sentence, Indian prosody, the haan and achha that make a call sound like a call. Not a translated script read aloud.
AI voice agent · arriving
The leads you never called back, finally get a call.
A voice agent that works the bottom of your pipeline in Hindi, English and the Hinglish people actually speak. It qualifies budget, locality and timeline, books the site visit, and writes the whole conversation onto the lead. It tells every buyer it is an AI before it says anything else — and that is the part we are proudest of.
Built, gated, not dialling yet. The compliance engine ships in the product today. The dialler unlocks per workspace once telecom and DLT registration clear — a 2-3 week paperwork clock we start on your first day, not on the day you ask.
100
dials per seat, every month
₹4.99
per connected minute
₹0
for ring time — nobody picks up, nobody pays
10am–9pm
the only window it will dial
Included in every plan — solo and team alike. Not an enterprise add-on, not quote-gated.
What it does
It works the pipeline you ran out of hours for.
Not a robocall. A conversation with someone who already enquired, about the flat they already asked about.
Qualifies the three things that decide the deal
Budget band, locality, possession timeline. It asks, it listens, and it waits through the pause that is not the end of a sentence — turn detection tuned for how Indians speak, not how a US demo speaks.
Books the site visit while it has them
It offers a specific slot instead of asking when you are free, confirms it back, and puts the visit on the calendar your team already works from. A booked SV is the outcome, not a callback request.
Writes the whole thing onto the lead
Structured fields, a summary in the timeline, the recording attached. Your rep opens the card the next morning and knows everything that was said — no "call happened" with nothing behind it.
One call, end to end
Seventy-four seconds, start to booked.
This is the whole shape of a follow-up call, in the order it actually happens. Notice what is at 0:00.
- 0:00
It announces itself
Before a single word of content: it is an AI, this is your firm calling, the call is being recorded — spoken in the language it is about to use. No tenant toggle, no enterprise override, no support-tier exception.
- 0:07
It references the real enquiry
The 2BHK they asked about six weeks ago, not a launch announcement they never requested. The agent only calls people who came to you first.
- 0:24
It qualifies
Budget band, locality, timeline — in whatever order the conversation actually goes. Barge-in is on, so a buyer who interrupts gets listened to instead of talked over.
- 1:02
It asks for the visit
A named day and time. If that does not work it takes the next one. If the answer is no, it says thank you and stops — and writes the preference so nobody dials them again.
- 1:14
It hangs up and files the paperwork
Fields on the lead, summary in the timeline, recording encrypted at rest in Mumbai, one row in your audit log. The call is over in seventy-four seconds and there is nothing left for anyone to type.
Why it changes the maths
A telecaller is a salary. This is a line item.
Hiring someone to work your dormant pipeline is a monthly cost whether they dial or not. This costs ₹4.99 when a buyer picks up, and nothing when they do not.
It works the 200 you never got to
Converting an Indian real-estate lead takes 12-13 touches. Most reps stop at three, and the rest of the pipeline ages out in silence. The agent is touch four through twelve on the leads that were never going to get one.
It never forgets and never has a bad Tuesday
The same disclosure, the same questions, the same follow-through on dial one and dial four hundred. Nothing depends on whether someone remembered to log it, because logging it is the same action as doing it.
You pay for conversations, not for a chair
A hundred dials a seat are already in your plan. Past that it is ₹4.99 a connected minute in 15-second pulses, and ring time is free. A dial nobody answers costs you nothing at all.
In every plan
100 dials per seat, every month, on every plan. After that, ₹4.99 per connected minute billed in 15-second pulses, with ring time free. Nobody else in this category publishes a per-minute rate. We think that tells you something about the rates.
Compliance is the feature
The fastest way to lose every number you own is an AI that doesn’t say so.
India's rules for automated voice are specific, and the penalties land on the business that made the call — not on the vendor who sold the dialler. So the gate sits in front of the dialler, not in a policy PDF.
It says it is an AI. Every call, first.
A prefixed audio disclosure — AI nature, recording, and who is calling — plays before the first byte of substantive content, in the language the agent is about to speak. There is no setting that turns it off, for anybody, at any price. The rule does not allow one.
It cannot claim to be a person
The agent carries no human name and structurally cannot assert one — a validator sits on every system prompt and every generated turn. A synthetic voice that misrepresents a real person is prohibited outright, and a disclosure does not cure it. The voice may sound completely human; the claim of humanity is the illegal part.
Six-way scrubbing before it dials
Content category, consent, time band, day type, robo-call preference code 15, and auto-dialler codes 13 and 14 — checked on our side, per number, every time. We do not hand this to the carrier, because the regulator does not hand the consequences to the carrier either.
10am to 9pm IST. Nothing outside it.
Every vendor brochure in this category says "9 to 9". The regulation says the 00:00-10:00 and 21:00-24:00 bands are off by default for every subscriber, including unregistered ones. We honour the regulation, not the brochure.
Portal leads hit a re-permission gate
A lead bought from 99acres gave their number to the portal, not to you. That is a different consent class under the DPDP Act, and the dialler will not touch it until it has been cleared properly. It is the single most common way a good campaign becomes a complaint.
A minor on the line is a hard stop
The call ends, the audio is not retained, the lead is flagged. There is no consent that makes this acceptable and no configuration that lets it continue. Same for anyone who asks to stop — the agent ends the call and writes the preference.
We hold the only copy of the recording
Vendor-side recording is switched off at the carrier, so no telecom provider keeps an audio file of your buyer. Ours is encrypted at rest in the Mumbai region, and every staff decryption writes an audit row you can read in your own dashboard.
Registered before it rings
Robo-call use and its stated objective are declared to your access provider, per number. Voice is gated onboarding with a KYC and DLT chain we run alongside you — not a switch you flip on a Tuesday and regret on a Thursday.
Why we built the gate before the dialler. Two strikes under the telecom commercial-communication rules can cost a business every telecom resource it owns — every number, across every operator, for a year. A dialler that can place a call before the scrubbing gate exists is not a faster product. It is a two-step path to a broker losing the phone their entire business runs on. We would rather ship three weeks late.
The language layer
It says ₹1,85,31,450 the way you say it.
No voice vendor ships Indian number handling, Indian units or intra-sentence code-switching. That layer is ours, and it is most of the difference between sounding Indian and sounding foreign.
Indian numbers, said the Indian way
₹45 lakh. 2 BHK. 1,250 sq ft. Twelve lakh thirty-four thousand five hundred sixty-seven. A phone number in digit pairs. All-caps tokens like BHK, RERA, OC and CC read as words, not spelled out letter by letter.
₹1,85,31,450 → "one crore eighty-five lakh thirty-one thousand four hundred fifty"
Code-switching, not translation
Hindi tokens in Devanagari, English tokens in English, inside one sentence — because that is how the sentence is actually spoken, and because feeding romanised Hindi to a speech model is the fastest way to make it sound like a robot.
Sir, आपका site visit Saturday को schedule कर दूँ?
Pauses that are not endings
Turn detection trained on Indian speech, so the agent waits while a buyer thinks and replies when they are done. It is the difference between a conversation and an interruption.
Hindi scores higher than English on turn-detection accuracy. Nobody expects that.
Where it is right now
Not dialling yet. Here is exactly what is left.
We would rather tell you the truth about a date than sell you a demo of something that cannot legally ring.
Built
Compliance gating, the six-way scrub, the persona guard, the disclosure pipeline and per-minute metering are in the product today. The engineering is not what you are waiting on.
Waiting on telecom
Per-tenant KYC and DLT registration for your entity. DLT is a 2-3 week clock and telecom provisioning adds 5-10 working days on top, which is why onboarding starts it on day one instead of the week you want to dial.
Then it unlocks
The dialler switches on for your workspace with your 100 dials already on the meter. Existing tenants go first, in the order their paperwork cleared.
Voice onboarding is a guided chain, not a signup toggle — per-tenant KYC and a separate compliance application per workspace. That is slower, and it is the reason one careless tenant cannot take the rest of the network down with them.
Questions
The six that actually get asked.
Something not covered here? support@saudaflow.in reaches a person who works on it.
- Will my buyers know they are talking to an AI?
- Yes — in the first sentence, on every single call, in the language the agent is about to speak. It is not a setting you can turn off, and there is no plan on which it goes away. If that costs us a few conversions, it costs us a few conversions.
- What does it cost?
- Every plan includes 100 dials per seat per month at no extra charge. Beyond that it is ₹4.99 per connected minute, billed in 15-second pulses, and ring time is free — an unanswered dial costs nothing. We publish the rate because a rate you have to ask for is a rate you cannot budget.
- Which languages does it speak?
- Hindi, English and Hinglish at launch, with Indian prosody, Indian number handling and real code-switching. More Indian languages follow as the voice bank grows — we would rather ship three languages that sound right than eight that sound translated.
- Can it call a list I bought from a portal?
- Not straight away. Someone who left their number on 99acres gave it to 99acres, not to you — that is a different consent class, and portal leads hit a mandatory re-permission step before the dialler will touch them. It is a real friction and it is deliberate.
- Who can listen to the recordings?
- Recordings are encrypted at rest in the Mumbai region and vendor-side recording is off at the carrier, so no telecom provider holds a copy. Access by SaudaFlow staff is policy-gated, and every decryption writes an audit row that appears in your own dashboard — you do not have to ask us who opened what.
- Does it need someone logged in to work?
- No. It runs server-side on our Mumbai infrastructure, so the follow-up happens whether or not anyone has the app open. That is the entire point — the calls you are missing are the ones nobody is at a desk for.
Your pipeline was never the problem. The hours were.
Start on SaudaFlow today and the voice agent lands on your workspace the moment your telecom registration clears — with your first hundred dials already on the meter.
14 days, full product, no card. Voice is included in every plan when it opens.