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Kalyvox vs AirAgent: voice agents for outbound, or an assistant for inbound

Both build AI voice agents. AirAgent's public positioning covers conversational agents including outbound scenarios; Kalyvox is entirely focused on inbound calls that must not be missed.

01Why compare AirAgent and Kalyvox

The two products overlap on the same promise — an AI voice that talks to your callers — but they optimise for different directions of the call. That single difference changes the setup, the metrics and the day-to-day value.

02What AirAgent is, based on its public positioning

AirAgent publicly presents AI voice agents able to hold natural phone conversations, with use cases spanning reception, qualification and outreach-style scenarios, and configurable agents. (Public materials reviewed September 2026.)

03What Kalyvox is

Kalyvox is an inbound-only AI phone assistant. It answers, identifies the intent, asks the questions that matter for that intent, transfers or escalates according to your rules, books appointments and produces a structured ticket for every call.

04Side by side

AirAgentKalyvox
DirectionInbound and outbound scenariosInbound only
Product typeConfigurable voice agentsIntent-based phone assistant
QualificationPer configured agentPer intent, with escalation rules
TransfersSupportedPer-intent, warm or cold, with fallbacks
AppointmentsDepends on the scenarioNative, real calendar availability
Call outputConversation dataStructured ticket + transcript + summary
AlertsNotificationsSMS and email per intent
SetupAgent-by-agent configurationGuided, editable in plain English

05Who is AirAgent best for?

  • Teams that need outbound or mixed voice automation — reminders, follow-ups, campaigns.
  • Businesses comfortable assembling their own agents for several distinct scenarios.
  • Projects where the voice agent is one building block of a larger automation.

06Who is Kalyvox best for?

  • Businesses whose problem is precisely the calls they miss while working.
  • Teams that need the on-call person alerted by SMS within seconds on an emergency.
  • Owners who want one assistant, several intents, rather than one agent per scenario.

07The honest trade-off

If outbound calling is part of your plan, a general voice-agent platform makes sense. If every euro or dollar lost is an inbound call that rang out, an inbound specialist is the safer bet: the escalation rules, the ticket and the alerts are the product, not add-ons.

Check the cost per handled call before you decide.

08Trying it without risk

You keep your existing number: a call-forwarding rule is the only change — all calls, overflow only, or after hours only. Run the free 7-day trial for a week, then compare what your team actually receives after each call.

Do I have to change my phone number?

No. You keep your line and forward calls, fully or partially.

How much does Kalyvox cost?

Plans start at $95/month plus usage billed on actual call time, no contract, with a free 7-day trial and no credit card. See pricing.

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