Voice AI Wrapper

Voice AI Wrapper is not a voice AI. That sentence saves more confusion than anything else in this review. It is the business layer that sits on top of one: the client portals, the onboarding, the invoicing, the campaign dashboards and the branding that turn a raw voice API into something you can sell to a customer under your own name. The buyer it is built for is an agency or operator who wants to offer voice agents as a service without spending six months building portal software. If that is not your position, and you simply want voice agents for your own business, you should buy directly from a provider instead and skip this layer entirely.

What sits underneath

The platform connects to five voice AI providers: Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, Bolna and Ultravox. They are managed through one dashboard rather than five separate consoles, which matters as soon as you have clients on different engines for different reasons. Coverage is tiered rather than uniform, with the entry plan covering Vapi, Retell and Ultravox and the full set arriving further up the range.

Because the engines remain the engines, call minutes are billed by the provider at its published rate, direct, with no markup added by the platform. Your software subscription and your usage cost stay separate on the books. For anyone quoting a client, that separation is the difference between a clean margin calculation and a guess.

The client-facing layer

This is the actual product. Client portals are white-labelled onto your own domain with your branding and your email templates, so the client experience carries your name from first login onward. Onboarding is automated, and at the top tier it can be driven entirely through the API in a self-serve, SaaS-style flow where a new client signs up without you touching anything.

Billing is flexible by design: usage-based, subscription and overage models are all supported, and from the Growth plan upward Stripe rebilling lets you charge clients directly with your own minute markup applied. Below that, payments are collected manually, which is workable at two clients and painful at ten.

Campaigns and integrations

Inbound and outbound call campaigns are managed in the platform, with analytics and reporting dashboards over the results. Data routes outward through API integrations with HubSpot, GoHighLevel and Airtable, and through webhooks for anything not on that list. The Growth plan adds CRM API integration and a Smart Callback feature; Scale adds white-label voice and chat widgets plus custom portal pages and access controls.

Plans, checked August 2026

Starter is 29 dollars per month, or 24 on annual billing, and includes 2 client accounts with additional accounts at 15 dollars each per month, support for Vapi, Retell and Ultravox, custom-domain client portals and emails, manual client payment collection, inbound and outbound campaigns and unlimited calling minutes billed direct to the provider. Growth is 79 dollars per month, or 66 annually, with 5 client accounts and extras at 15 dollars each, adding Stripe rebilling with minute markup, CRM API integration and Smart Callback. Scale is 249 dollars per month, or 208 annually, with 10 client accounts and extras at 12 dollars each, all five providers, white-label voice and chat widgets, custom client portal pages and access controls, and up to 3 team members with additional seats at 10 dollars each. Pro is 499 dollars per month, or 416 annually, with 20 client accounts and extras at 10 dollars each, automated SaaS-style client onboarding through the API, full campaign, client and billing management through the API, and up to 10 team members.

Two done-for-you services sit alongside the software. The Launch Package is 799 dollars as a one-time fee and covers custom agent building and configuration, requiring a Growth plan or above. The Managed Package starts at 1,799 dollars per month, billed quarterly with a three-month minimum, requiring Scale or above, and covers design, build and ongoing management. Upgrades and downgrades are prorated, cancellation is available at any time, and there is a 7-day money-back guarantee. The trial is 7 days with no card and grants full Scale-tier access.

Who this fits

The clear fit is an agency or consultant already selling to small businesses who wants to add voice agents as a recurring line of service. The portal, the branding and the billing are exactly the parts that would otherwise take months to build and that clients judge you on. The tier follows the client count more than anything else, and the trial at full Scale access means you can test the highest-featured version against a real client scenario before choosing.

The poor fit is equally clear. If you want voice agents for your own company only, everything that makes this product valuable is overhead you will not use, and buying from Vapi, Retell or ElevenLabs directly is both cheaper and simpler. It is also worth being honest that this is a reselling business rather than a piece of software you switch on: client acquisition, agent design and support all remain your job, and the done-for-you packages exist precisely because that work is real.

The case for Voice AI Wrapper

Choose this when you intend to sell voice agents to clients under your own brand. It supplies the parts that are tedious to build and impossible to skip: white-labelled client portals on your own domain, branded emails, automated onboarding, campaign management for inbound and outbound calls, analytics dashboards, and CRM integrations with HubSpot, GoHighLevel and Airtable. Five engines sit behind one dashboard, and call minutes are billed direct to the provider at its published rate, so your software cost and your usage cost never get tangled together.

Choosing a tier

Client count decides it. Starter at 29 dollars a month, or 24 annually, covers 2 client accounts, supports Vapi, Retell and Ultravox, and collects client payments manually. Growth at 79 dollars, or 66 annually, covers 5 accounts and adds Stripe rebilling with your own minute markup, CRM API integration and Smart Callback. Scale at 249 dollars, or 208 annually, covers 10 accounts, extends support to all five providers including ElevenLabs and Bolna, adds white-label voice and chat widgets, custom portal pages and 3 team seats. Pro at 499 dollars, or 416 annually, covers 20 accounts and adds API-driven client onboarding and full billing management by API with 10 seats. Done-for-you options exist at 799 dollars one-time for a launch build and from 1,799 dollars per month for full management. The trial is 7 days with no card at full Scale access, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. Pricing checked August 2026.

Who should look at something else

If you want voice agents for your own business rather than for clients, skip this layer and buy directly from a provider such as ElevenLabs; every portal and rebilling feature here would be overhead you never use. If your gap is media production rather than telephony, this is the wrong category altogether, and HeyGen, Synthesys X or Pictory are where video gets made.

For an agency adding a recurring service line, though, the arithmetic is straightforward: count the clients you expect in six months, pick the tier that covers them, and use the full-access trial to test one real client scenario before committing.