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Voiceflow

Also known as: Voiceflow AI

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Entry priceFrom $60/editor/mo · free tierFull pricing detail

Collaborative platform for designing, building, and deploying AI agents at scale.

Voiceflow is a collaborative, no-code platform for designing, building, testing, launching, and managing AI agents across both chat and voice channels. Founded in 2019 (originally to help teams build Alexa Skills), it has evolved into an enterprise conversational AI platform used by more than 250,000 users and teams worldwide, with customers including Turo, StubHub International, and Trilogy.

At its core is a visual drag-and-drop canvas where teams map conversation flows from modular blocks rather than writing code, then reuse saved Components (such as an authentication or intake flow) across agents and channels. A Workflow Builder handles multi-step tasks, and a vector-based Knowledge Base lets agents answer from a company's own documents and data. Voiceflow is model-agnostic (agents can be powered by any LLM provider, including OpenAI and Anthropic) and supports pro-code extension through custom JavaScript Functions, API blocks, and platform APIs that control agent state, knowledge base, transcripts, and analytics. Built-in simulation lets teams test agents against live conversations before shipping.

Collaboration is a defining feature: workspaces, versioning, commenting, and real-time co-editing make agent design a team activity across departments and countries. Finished agents deploy as embeddable web chat and voice widgets, into mobile apps and smart speakers, across telephony and call centers, over SMS, or through APIs to any interface. The platform is built for enterprise with SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, and GDPR compliance, SSO, and granular permissions. Common uses span customer support deflection, voice call automation, in-product copilots, and lead qualification. Pricing includes a free tier with paid editor seats plus usage-based AI costs, and an Enterprise plan with dedicated support.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://www.voiceflow.com

Category

Agent builder

Subcategory

No-code conversational AI / agent design & build platform

Funding status

Independent, venture-backed conversational AI platform; founded in 2019 (originally for building Alexa Skills). 250,000+ users and teams worldwide; named a 2026 Best Software Award winner by G2.

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

No-code design and deployment of chat and voice AI agentsCustomer support automation and ticket deflection across channelsVoice agents for call centers (inbound routing, 24/7 answering, scheduling)In-product copilots and website self-service assistantsLead qualification and sales-funnel automation

Target customers

Product teamsCX / customer support teamsAgencies & developers

Deployment options

SaaSEmbeddable web chat/voice widgetsAPI (any interface)Telephony / call center

Integrations

Model-agnostic — power agents with any LLM provider, including OpenAI and Anthropic. Connects to CRMs, databases, webhooks, and business apps (Salesforce, Shopify, Zendesk, Snowflake) via API blocks and custom JavaScript Functions; deploy to website chat/voice widgets, mobile apps, smart speakers, telephony/call centers, SMS, and any interface through platform APIs. Enterprise security: SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, GDPR, SSO, and secrets management.

In practice

Your team maps conversation flows in slides, then hands them to engineers to rebuild. Voiceflow's visual canvas lets non-engineers design, test, and ship the agent directly.

You're building separate bots for chat and for voice. Voiceflow designs both channels on one platform and deploys them as web widgets, into telephony, or over SMS.

Agent design gets stuck with one person while everyone else waits. Voiceflow adds workspaces, versioning, and real-time co-editing, so the whole team builds together.

Agentic Index coverage score

11.0 / 14 capabilities · 79%

Integrations & Tool CallingRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
Workflow OrchestrationRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
Knowledge Grounding & RAGRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
Human Oversight & GuardrailsRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Partial
Security, Identity & GovernanceRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
Observability & AuditabilityRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
Memory & State PersistenceRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Partial
Deployment & Data ResidencyRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Partial
Prebuilt Agents, Templates & PacksRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Partial
Triggers & Channel CoverageRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
Model Flexibility & RoutingRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
APIs, SDKs & MCP ExtensibilityRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
Testing, Debugging & OptimizationRe-validated from Voiceflow platform docs and 2026 public reviews Full
Browser & Computer UseNo browser or computer-use control documented; native web search tool is retrieval, not computer use Unable to verify

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Recent platform changes

2026-08-05·IntegrationsVerified

Voiceflow has added native support for Soniox's V5 real-time speech-to-text model. Builders can now select this model to handle transcription for their voice-based AI agents.

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2026-06-17·Observability / auditabilityVerified

Voiceflow added transcript filtering by workflow, playbook, and tool usage.

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2026-06-17·Pricing / packagingVerified

Voiceflow added organization-level usage breakdowns showing spend by workspaces, projects, date range, and by Runtime, Measure, Development, and Generation features.

Bears on: Pricing / packaging

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View all 6 changes for Voiceflow →Tracked since Jun 2026 · Verified from public vendor sources

Pricing

From $60/editor/mo · free tier

plan fee + seats + credits

Free tierTrial available

Included quota

Pro Tier 1: 10,000 credits/mo, 1 editor seat, up to 20 agents, GPT-4 and Claude access

What is public

Voiceflow uses a three-part model: a base subscription that includes a monthly credit allotment, per-editor seats, and usage credits. The free tier (Starter/Sandbox) is for evaluation only. Pro starts at $60 per editor per month (Tier 1, 10,000 credits) with GPT-4 and Claude access and up to 20 agents. Business starts around $150 per editor per month (30,000 credits) and scales to 100,000 credits. Enterprise is custom, adding SSO, private cloud hosting, bring-your-own-LLM, and custom credit allotments.

Billing mechanics

Credits meter agent actions, roughly 1 credit per text message and about 10 credits per voice minute. Included credits reset monthly, are shared across the organization, and do not roll over. When exhausted, agents stop unless auto top-ups are enabled. Additional editor seats cost $50/mo each while viewers are free and unlimited. Annual billing saves 10% on the base subscription, not on seats.

Cost watchouts

Per-editor seats ($50/mo each) frequently exceed the base subscription for teams. Credits do not roll over and cannot be topped up mid-cycle except via auto top-ups, so agents can stop mid-month. BYO-LLM API key is Enterprise-only. Transcript retention is limited to about 6 months on most plans. Telephony is billed separately through an external carrier.

Variable cost rationale

Credit consumption dominates cost. Voice consumes credits roughly 10x faster than text, credits do not roll over, and there is no mid-cycle top-up beyond auto top-ups. Each additional editor seat adds $50/mo, and external telephony (Twilio, Vonage, Telnyx) is billed separately.

Additional watchouts

Credit burn on voice, no rollover, no mid-cycle top-up, compounding per-seat fees, Enterprise-gated BYO-LLM, and separate telephony charges.

Overage / add-ons

Credits do not roll over. No mid-cycle purchase beyond auto top-ups; otherwise upgrade tier. Agents stop responding when the monthly allotment is exhausted.

Sales call required

Mixed (some tiers require a call)

Free / trial

Free tier · 7-day Pro trial

Lowest paid plan

Pro (Tier 1)

Commercial notes

Founded 2019; more than 250,000 users and teams; named a 2026 Best Software Award winner by G2. Restructured to a credits-based system on 29 April 2025. Best fit for teams designing chat and voice agents; voice-heavy workloads escalate cost quickly.

Key ambiguities

Plan labels differ across Voiceflow's own pages and third-party listings (Starter/Sandbox, Pro, Business/Team). The free-tier credit grant is small and effectively non-renewing; sources cite anywhere from 100 to 1,000 credits.

Cancellation / refund

Annual plans lock in a 10% base-subscription discount against a commitment. No refunds for unused credits or early cancellation.

Support SLA / resale

Enterprise adds SSO, private cloud hosting, custom credit allotments, dedicated support, and SLAs.

Missing data

Exact free-tier credit grant varies by source. Per-credit overage and auto-top-up pricing are unpublished. Business sub-tier prices are confirmed via third-party breakdowns rather than a single official table.

Agentic Index verified 2026-07-01

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