Tool overview
Ultravox is listed under Voice AI tools.
What is Ultravox?
Ultravox provides speech-language models and infrastructure for real-time voice agents. Developers can stream audio directly to the model, connect tools, manage calls, and build low-latency conversational applications.
Best for
Developers and teams building, operating, or testing real-time voice agents
Who is it for?
Decision note
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Key features
Direct speech-to-model conversational processing
Low-latency real-time audio streaming
Tool calling during voice conversations
APIs for calls and agent sessions
Use cases
Building real-time voice assistants
Automating structured phone conversations
Adding voice interfaces to applications
Connecting agents with business tools
Pros
- Built for real-time conversational workflows
- Supports modular voice infrastructure
- Useful for testing or deploying phone agents
Cons
- Latency depends on the full provider stack
- Telephony costs remain separate
- Production reliability needs extensive testing
Limitations
Voice systems combine speech recognition, models, synthesis, telephony, and business logic. Teams must test latency, accents, interruptions, privacy, fallback behavior, and call compliance. Recordings and consent requirements also vary by jurisdiction.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
Ultravox includes the first 30 minutes free, then charges $0.05 per minute on pay as you go. PAYGO has no monthly platform fee and supports five concurrent calls. Pro is listed at $100 per month at the annual rate; Enterprise is custom. The free minutes are treated as an introductory trial allowance, not an ongoing free plan.
Supported languages
- 42 human languages
Integrations
Twilio
SIP
WebSockets
WebRTC
ElevenLabs
Cartesia



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