Quickstart: ship a voice agent in 5 minutes

This is the shortest path from "I just heard about Call2Me" to "I have a voice agent answering a real phone number." Five steps, five minutes, zero credit card.

What you'll need

• An email address.
• A phone you can call from for testing.
• Five minutes.

Step 1 — Sign up

Go to dash.call2me.app/register.

Enter email and password. Click the verification link in your inbox — that's what unlocks the $5 in free credits on your wallet (top-right of the dashboard).

What $5 buys you:

• ~50 minutes of voice base ($0.10/min), or
• ~45 minutes of answered inbound phone calls ($0.10 + $0.01 = $0.11/min), or
• ~35 minutes of outbound phone calls ($0.14/min).

Call recording adds $0.005/min.

Step 2 — Run the wizard

On the Agents page, click New Agent. The wizard asks four things:

1. What does this agent do? Pick the closest use case — receptionist, sales qualifier, support agent.
2. What language? Pick from 9 options: Turkish, American English, British English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Arabic.
3. What voice? Filter by language; every voice has a preview button.
4. Knowledge base? You can attach one now or later.

Hit Create. You're on the AgentDetail page with a working agent.

Step 3 — Tighten the system prompt

The wizard's default prompt is generic. Spend 60 seconds making it yours. Open the System Prompt box on AgentDetail and replace the default with something specific:

CopyYou are [Name], the receptionist at [Business Name].

Your job:
- Answer questions about [topic 1] and [topic 2].
- Take bookings/leads and confirm details back at the end.
- Forward urgent issues to a human at [phone number].

Style: speak naturally, two-sentence answers max, never say "as an AI."

Save (Ctrl/Cmd + S or the Save button). You'll see a green checkmark.

Step 4 — Buy a phone number

Phone Numbers section → Buy number. Pick a country (the list of supported countries is GET /v1/numbers/allowed-countries; Turkey is not on it, but you can bring a Turkish number via a SIP trunk). Confirm. The number appears in your list within 5–10 seconds.

Click Assign to agent → pick the agent you just created.

Step 5 — Call it

Pick up your phone, dial the number, listen to your agent answer. Talk to it. Hang up.

In the Calls tab, you'll see the call appear with a transcript and (if you turned recording on) the audio.

Try the API

Prefer code? List your agents with an API key from the dashboard:

Copycurl https://api.call2me.app/v1/agents \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_call2me_..."

What to do next

• Add a knowledge base so the agent can answer specific questions.
• Set up post-call extraction to pull structured data from every call.
• Embed a chat widget on your site for visitors who'd rather type.
• Add AI voice to your own app with a headless voice session — API key in, LiveKit token out.
• Schedule a call for a call-back at the time you promised.

Troubleshooting

Call doesn't connect. Wait 30 seconds — there's a SIP route propagation step. If still no connection, check the number is assigned to the agent.

Agent sounds wrong/unnatural. Voice gallery → preview a few different voices. Some sound better in some languages than others.

Agent makes up facts. Add a knowledge base — without grounding, the LLM falls back on training data and hallucinates.