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Built for engineers
API-first voice platforms assume a technical team to wire them up, maintain them and keep them in sync with whatever else you run.
AI Caller makes calls from inside your CRM — follow-ups, reminders and qualification — with every conversation logged to the contact record.
No developers, and nothing to stitch together. It is configured in the same place the rest of your marketing runs.
The capability has been available for a while. What has been missing is a way to use it without an engineering project and a second copy of your customer data.
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API-first voice platforms assume a technical team to wire them up, maintain them and keep them in sync with whatever else you run.
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When calls happen outside your CRM, the agent does not know who it is talking to, what they bought or what was said last time.
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A call that does not land on the customer record is a call your team cannot act on. Every outcome here is written to the contact.
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Follow-up, reminder, qualification or re-engagement.
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A segment, a list, or leads that have just come in — drawn from the same contacts every other channel uses.
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Your questions, in your voice, using what the record already knows about the person.
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Every result lands on the contact record, so your team picks up where the call left off.
AI Caller is a monthly add-on, available from the Solo plan upwards. Each tier includes a block of minutes; beyond it, calls run at $0.35 a minute.
$79
Included minutes at $0.32 a minute.
$149
Included minutes at $0.30 a minute.
$249
Included minutes at $0.25 a minute.
Inside a Darwin strategy, AI Caller takes the high-intent moments — reaching a lead while the form fill is still warm, for instance. Darwin decides who it targets, when it runs and what it should achieve, then tracks it against the plan you approved.
“A call the customer record never hears about is a call your team cannot act on.”
Why the outcome matters more than the call
The AI does the heavy lifting, your team decides. Every feature keeps a full manual path for teams that want to do it themselves.
Work waits in your approvals queue until someone on your team signs off. Autonomy is a setting, not a plan tier.
Open the actual email, ad, post or sequence, edit it in place, then approve. What you see is what goes out.
What each agent did, when, and who approved it.
Halt one campaign or the whole fleet. In-flight work rolls back.
Voice pricing is quoted per minute, but not all per-minute rates cover the same thing. The figures below are each vendor’s published rate on the date shown.
| Plan | Published price | Source |
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| Retell AI | $0.07–$0.31/min | source |
| Bland AI | $0.09/min flat; Build plan $299/mo + $0.12/min | source |
| Synthflow | from $0.09/min voice engine; plan tiers $29 / $99 / $449 / $899 | source |
| Vapi | $0.05/min platform fee (BYOK) — lands at $0.13–$0.31/min with LLM, TTS, STT and telephony added | source |
| Telephony (Twilio, US) | $0.014/min, billed separately on most platforms | source |
| Category all-in | most land at $0.07–$0.30/min once every layer is counted | source |
| Marketing Titan AI Caller | $79 to $799 a month by tier, minutes included; $0.35/min beyond the allowance, on one invoice | — |
Developer voice platforms quote an orchestration fee. The model, the speech synthesis and the telephony are billed separately on top, so a per-minute rate from one of them is not comparable to ours. Marketing Titan’s minutes are an allowance inside the platform on one invoice. We are not claiming to be cheaper per minute — we are claiming you can see the whole number before you start.
Competitor pricing: published list prices, September 2026 · verified 2026-09-18 · morphllm.com, cekura.ai, techsy.io
It is a monthly add-on rather than part of the plan price, available from Solo upwards. Starter is $79 for 250 minutes, Growth $149 for 500 and Pro $249 for 1,000, with Business and Enterprise tiers above that. Minutes beyond your tier are $0.35 each.
No. AI Caller is configured inside Marketing Titan, in the same place as the rest of your campaigns. There is no API to wire up and nothing to host.
Onto the contact record, with the outcome. A qualification call that books a demo leaves the booking and the reason on the same record your team already works from.
Not in the default mode. Supervised is the default across the platform: the campaign waits in the approvals queue until someone signs off. Autonomy is a setting you raise, per campaign, when you choose to.
A voice API gives you a phone call and a bill with the phone line charged separately. This one starts from your customer record, so it knows who it is calling and why, the result comes back to the same place, and the minutes are on one invoice. Darwin also gives it a role in the wider plan rather than running it as a standalone dialler.
Hear AI Caller qualify a lead and book a meeting in a live demo.