Automated Calling System That Makes and Answers Every Call in Seconds
Launch your automated calling system in four steps, from connecting your phone line to running live calls.
Calls your automated calling system handles end to end

Manual dialing caps how many contacts your team reaches in a day. Batch Call places personalized calls to your entire list at once, drops each contact's details into the script, and tracks the outcome of every dial. Reminders, follow-ups, and outreach go out on schedule while your team works the conversations that need them.

Calls outside business hours hit voicemail, and callers who reach voicemail rarely call back. Running 24/7, the system answers every inbound call on the first ring, resolves routine requests overnight and on weekends, and captures the rest instead of losing them. Your team arrives to resolved calls, not a backlog.

No-shows and missed updates cost money. The system calls contacts to confirm appointments, send payment reminders, and share time-sensitive updates, and it reschedules or answers a question on the same call. It logs every call, so you know who it reached and what they said.

Speed to lead decides who wins the deal. The system calls new leads the moment they come in, asks your qualifying questions, and books the warm ones straight onto a calendar. Sales talks to prospects who are ready, not a list of cold numbers.

When a call needs a person, a cold handoff makes the caller repeat everything. The agent reads intent from natural speech, answers routine questions from your knowledge base, and sends the rest to the right team with the full transcript on a warm transfer. It escalates only the calls that truly need a human.

Peak periods and international callers strain a fixed team. The system serves contacts in 55 languages with automatic language detection, and concurrency scales on demand, so you add capacity in minutes with a slider instead of staffing for the peak. Service holds steady through check-in rushes and seasonal surges.
Why teams choose Retell AI for automated calling



- Hubspot

- Twilio

- Vonage

- Go High Level

- n8n

- Zapier

- Salesforce

- Hubspot

- Twillio

- Vonage

- Go High Level

- 8n8

- Zapier

- Salesforce

- Avaya

- Genesys
- Five9
- Amazon Connect

- Telnyx
- Make
- Cal.com
- Avaya

- Genesys
- Five9
- Amazon Connect

- Telnyx
- Make
- Cal.com
Cut Costs by 90% with AI phone Agents
Pay as you go
$0 to start.
Enterprise Plan
For companies with large volumes, data or deployment requirements, or support needs.
Frequently asked questions.
What is an automated calling system and what can it do?
An automated calling system is software that places and answers phone calls on its own, instead of routing them to a queue or blasting a recording. On a conversational AI platform, it dials or picks up, looks up customer and account data, books and changes appointments, answers common questions, and routes the rest, 24/7 in 55 languages. It handles the predictable call volume so your team focuses on the callers who need a person.
Does it work with our existing phone system and CRM?
Yes. SIP trunking connects to any carrier and keeps your current numbers, and the agent reads and writes records in your CRM or booking engine during the call. You add no new hardware and run no rip-and-replace, so you can route a slice of traffic first and scale once the metrics hold.
Can it make outbound calls and answer inbound calls?
Yes. Batch Call places personalized outbound calls to your whole list from the dashboard or the API, and the same agent answers inbound calls on your existing numbers. You define what it does on each, so outbound campaigns and inbound support run from one system.
What happens when a call needs a person?
The system runs a warm transfer to the right person and passes the full transcript along, so your staff picks up mid-conversation instead of starting over. You define the escalation rules, so sensitive or high-value calls route to a person by design, and the dashboard logs every transfer for review.
How much does Retell AI cost for an automated calling system?
Pricing runs pay-as-you-go and starts at $0.07 per minute for the voice engine, with no platform fees and $10 in free credit to start. Outbound batch dialing starts at $0.005 per dial, and every account includes 20 concurrent calls at no charge. Once you add an LLM and telephony, a typical all-in rate lands closer to $0.09 to $0.19 per minute, depending on your model and voice choices.
Will people know they are talking to an AI, and what if they want a person?
The voice sounds natural and responds in under a second, so callers talk to it the way they would a front-desk agent. Many teams disclose the AI upfront, and completion and satisfaction hold steady either way. Anyone who wants a person can ask, and the call transfers to your team, which already has the context.


