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Where the GPU bill is the product problem.

Three places cloud-GPU voice AI stops making sense — and what running on the CPU changes in each.

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Devices & robotics

Sell the device once. Don't pay for its voice forever.

A GPU-dependent stack means cloud inference for every unit, for its whole life. Our models run on the compute already inside the product.

  • COGSNo per-unit cloud inference line item after the sale.
  • OfflineVoice keeps working when connectivity doesn't — warehouses, vehicles, outdoors.
  • LatencyNo round-trip to a data center in the conversational loop.
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Regulated enterprise

Audio that never leaves your perimeter.

Healthcare, finance, government. An auditable, in-perimeter voice stack turns GDPR and the EU AI Act from a blocker into a shorter procurement.

  • On-premThe full pipeline inside your environment, on your CPUs.
  • AuditableEvery stage is a model you can inspect, not a black-box API hop.
  • SovereignEU-built, EU-hosted, or self-hosted. Your call.
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High-volume voice

When minutes are the unit of cost.

Contact centers, outbound, phone agents. Per-minute plans that already include synthesis, transcription and orchestration — and overage that falls as you grow.

  • Per minutePlans from $29 a month; overage from $0.08 down to $0.04 a minute by tier.
  • Phone-readyNumber provisioning, inbound and outbound, single and bulk dialing.
  • Barge-inTurno decides interruptions on the audio itself, so callers can talk over the agent naturally.

Tell us where it needs to run.

Cloud, on-prem, or on the device — we'll scope it with you.