Overview
PollyReach gives an AI agent its own real phone number and a natural-sounding voice, then lets that agent place and receive genuine phone calls. The pitch is simple: most AI phone tools are enterprise SDKs, but PollyReach is agent-first and nearly frictionless — you install a Skill (for example via ClawHub), and on first use the agent is assigned a permanent number with a dedicated voice sub-instance. From there it can call a restaurant to book a table, navigate IVR menus, wait on hold, handle interruptions, and push back when needed, then report back with a summary, recording, and transcript. It also answers inbound calls 24/7, screens spam, tags priority callers, and sends you a digest. Because the realtime audio layer terminates on PollyReach infrastructure and the agent talks to it through structured tool calls, deployment stays simple and the threat model is contained. It works in 50+ languages, which makes it handy for cross-border bookings, and it is explicitly B2B-only — the agent never cold-calls individuals. A free tier includes 200 credits and a free number, with pay-as-you-go beyond that.
Key Features
- Dedicated real phone number assigned per agent
- Natural voice conversation with interruption and IVR navigation handling
- 24/7 inbound answering plus spam screening and priority tagging
- Call summary, recording, and transcript returned to the agent
- 50+ languages; B2B-only, never cold-calls individuals
Pricing
| Plan | Price | For |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 200 free credits + dedicated phone number |
| Pay-as-you-go | Usage-based | Beyond free quota, per call/minute |
免费额度与号码免费；超出部分按用量计费，具体单价以官方为准。
Comparison
Versus ElevenLabs, Vapi, and Retell, PollyReach is the most agent-native and the lowest-friction. ElevenLabs is voice synthesis, not telephony; Vapi and Retell are developer platforms that need API wiring and config. PollyReach instead drops a real number and voice into an existing agent with one install. Choose it when you want calls working in minutes; choose the others when you need deep programmable control over the voice pipeline.