Build with Call2Me

The shortest path from sign-up to a working voice agent on a real phone number. Five steps, five minutes, zero credit card.

How to authenticate with Call2Me — Bearer API keys for server-to-server, JWT for dashboard sessions, and rotation patterns that don't break production.

Reserve a temporary phone number for 15 minutes — perfect for prospect demos, hackathons, and 'try before signup' flows. The shortest path from idea to a ringing phone.

How to configure a Call2Me voice agent — system prompts, LLM model, voice, knowledge base, post-call extraction, transfer targets, recording, and webhooks.

How to upload PDFs, web pages, and documents so your voice agent answers from your actual content instead of hallucinating.

How Call2Me's voice stack works — Deepgram Nova-3 STT, ElevenLabs/Cartesia/OpenAI TTS, sub-500ms target latency. Picking the right voice per language.

How calls work on Call2Me — buying numbers, inbound routing, outbound campaigns, transfers, recordings, and what shows up in the Calls tab.

Run outbound voice campaigns end-to-end — CSV upload, concurrency, retries, real-time monitoring, post-call data extraction. From setup to first live call in 30 minutes.

Book a voice AI call to fire at a specific date and time — once, or on a recurring schedule. Time zones, recurrence rules, and how to wire schedules to post-call actions.

Define structured fields to extract from every call, then trigger webhooks or auto-schedule follow-ups based on the extracted values.

Every voice available on Call2Me — providers (ElevenLabs, OpenAI, Google), languages, gender, and how to audition them before going live.

Run text-based conversations with the same agent that answers your phone — embedded widget, REST API, or your own UI. Same prompt, same knowledge base, different channel.

Drop a single script tag and your voice agent becomes a chat widget on every page — same prompt, same knowledge base, same brand.

Buy a phone number from Call2Me, bring your own via SIP, route inbound calls to agents — the lifecycle of a number on the platform.

Connect your existing SIP carrier (NetGSM, Twilio, Telnyx, Asterisk) to Call2Me — keep your numbers and contracts, get the voice AI on top.

Run a voice agent inside any web app — no phone number needed. Get a LiveKit token, embed the SDK, talk to the agent from a browser tab in under 200ms latency.

Open an AI voice session with a Call2Me agent from your own frontend using an API key — get a LiveKit token and connect. No widget required.

Call2Me REST API — base URL, authentication (JWT + API keys), endpoint groups (agents, calls, knowledge base, widgets, payments, webhooks), and the full OpenAPI spec.

Receive call.started, call.ended, call.transcript and call.error events as they happen — with retries, signatures, and the patterns that survive production.

Let a voice agent invoke your APIs mid-call — book a meeting, look up an order, transfer to a human. The function-calling protocol, parameter schemas, and the patterns that keep latency low.

Stream live transcripts and call state via WebSocket — render typing indicators, sentiment in real time, or pipe transcripts to your dashboard while the call is ongoing.

HTTP status codes Call2Me returns, rate limit headers, retry-after semantics, and the patterns that make integrations survive carrier hiccups.

Per-minute voice base ($0.10), telephony ($0.05/min), recording ($0.05/min), chat widget messages ($0.01/msg). $5 free credit on signup. No subscriptions.

How Call2Me bills — prepaid wallet model, top-ups via Paddle, auto-recharge thresholds, and where to find every charge in the dashboard.

Where Call2Me stores data, what's encrypted, what's logged, and how to handle PII responsibly when your agent might hear it.

Custom domain, branding, tenant routing, and per-tenant billing — everything you need to resell voice AI under your own brand.

Workspace member management — invite users, assign roles (owner, admin, member), set per-member permissions, audit who did what.

Plain-language definitions for every term that shows up in voice AI — STT, TTS, VAD, RAG, SIP, BYOC, function calling, and the rest.