PlaceCall

What is PlaceCall?

PlaceCall gives an AI agent a phone. You send a US phone number and a plain-English brief through a REST API, an MCP connector or a Claude Code or Codex plugin, and PlaceCall dials the business, handles IVR menus and hold time, holds the conversation and reports back with a structured result, a summary, a full transcript and a recording. Typical jobs are booking, cancelling or rescheduling tables and appointments, checking stock, verifying information and collecting quotes, and it can call many businesses at once. If you lack a number, a place-suggestion endpoint returns up to six US candidates with phone numbers and ready call briefs. Calls open with an AI disclosure and recording notice, which you can customize. Developers building assistants, travel, services and verification products use it. There is no subscription: the first 250 calls are free, then a successful call costs $0.10 and voicemails, busy lines and no-answers are not charged.

Use cases

• Book restaurant tables by phone
• Check product stock at local stores
• Collect quotes from vendors
• Reschedule appointments
• Verify business information
• Call a list of businesses in bulk
• Find and call venues with no number

Who it's for

• AI agent developers
• Consumer app teams
• Travel and hospitality teams
• Verification and KYB teams

Why use PlaceCall

• Skips months of telephony, speech-to-text and text-to-speech plumbing by exposing calling as one endpoint.
• You pay for successful outcomes, so voicemails, busy lines and no-answers cost nothing.
• No subscription and no per-minute billing, including time spent on hold.
• Results arrive as structured fields plus a transcript and recording rather than raw audio.
• The AI disclosure and recording notice are included by default, with options to customize them.

PlaceCall features

• Outbound AI phone calls from a plain-English brief
• Handles IVR menus and hold queues
• Structured outcome with summary, transcript and recording
• Place suggestions with phone numbers and ready call briefs
• REST API with idempotency keys for safe retries
• MCP server with suggest_places, place_call and get_call_result tools
• Claude Code and Codex plugins
• Apify actor for calling a list of businesses
• Built-in AI disclosure and recording notice
• Optional female or male voice and language setting

PlaceCall integrations

• Claude
• ChatGPT
• Codex
• Claude Code
• Apify
• OpenClaw
• MCP

How to get started with PlaceCall

1. Install the plugin in Claude Code or Codex, connect the MCP URL in Claude or ChatGPT, or get an API key for HTTP use.
2. Give PlaceCall a US phone number, or describe the place and pick from suggested candidates.
3. Write the brief: what to ask, the key details and the outcome you want.
4. PlaceCall places the call, handles IVR and hold, and may raise a question mid-call if needed.
5. Read the result, summary, transcript and recording once the call status reaches completed.

PlaceCall limitations

• Calls go to US phone numbers only
• Numbers in Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Montana and Nebraska are not called
• The free tier is capped at 25 calls per day until you make a purchase
• You are responsible for making sure the call notice meets the law that applies to your calls
• Female voice is available only in English, Japanese, Dutch, Russian and Turkish

PlaceCall pricing

Yes, PlaceCall has a free plan. Paid plans start at $0.1 usage-based, according to the official pricing page on 24 Oct 2026.

PlaceCall plans

• Free tier

  Free

  first 250 calls

  • 250 calls free
  • 25 calls per day cap
  • Unconnected calls are free

• Pay per outcome

  $0.10 per successful call

  credit packs, no subscription

  • $0.096 or $0.09 per call on 2.5K and 5K packs
  • Place suggestion $0.05
  • Cap rises to 5,000 calls per day after a purchase

Plans as listed on the official pricing page on 24 Oct 2026. Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

PlaceCall alternatives

The main PlaceCall alternatives listed on Debuly are Vapi, Synthflow, Twilio, AICaller.io, Klinq AI and Bland. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

1. 

   AICaller.io

   AI outbound calling platform that places human-sounding phone calls for lead qualification, meeting booking and data gathering, via web or API.

   Automation and agentsMarketing and SEOAudio and voice
   Free trialVisit AICaller.io (official site)
2. 

   Bland

   Voice AI platform for building phone agents that take inbound and outbound calls, with per-minute pricing that includes the LLM, speech and voices.

   Automation and agentsAudio and voiceDeveloper platforms
   FreemiumVisit Bland (official site)
3. KA

   Klinq AI

   Programmable AI voice agents for phone calls in Hindi and English, with a REST API, webhooks and SDKs.

   Automation and agentsAudio and voiceDeveloper platforms
   Free trialVisit Klinq AI (official site)
4. 

   Synthflow

   Voice AI platform for building and running AI phone agents that answer and handle inbound and outbound business calls.

   Automation and agentsAudio and voiceProductivity
   Contact salesVisit Synthflow (official site)
5. 

   Twilio

   Cloud communications platform with APIs for SMS, voice, WhatsApp, email and verification, plus voice AI and conversation memory.

   Developer platformsAutomation and agentsAudio and voice
   Free trialVisit Twilio (official site)
6. 

   Vapi

   Developer platform for building voice AI agents that handle phone and web calls, with per-minute pricing and optional success packages.

   Developer platformsAutomation and agentsAudio and voice
   PaidVisit Vapi (official site)

PlaceCall FAQ

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