Pricing
Pay for minutes, not seats
Every plan includes every SDK, tool calling, full transcripts and the complete pipeline. The only thing that scales is how much you talk.
Free
Try a single voice agent with no cost and no time limit.
$0/month
60 voice minutes included
Start free- 1 concurrent call
- 1 agent
- 7-day transcript retention
- Bundled providers
Hobby
For side projects and small production agents.
$19/month
500 voice minutes included
Choose Hobby- 2 concurrent calls
- 3 agents
- 30-day transcript retention
- Bundled providers
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Growth
For teams operating multiple production agents.
$99/month
2,500 voice minutes included
Choose Growth- 10 concurrent calls
- 10 agents
- 90-day transcript retention
- Bring your own providers
Scale
For high-volume voice products and custom providers.
$299/month
10,000 voice minutes included
Choose Scale- 50 concurrent calls
- 50 agents
- 365-day transcript retention
- Bring your own providers
Enterprise
More than 10,000 minutes or 50 concurrent calls, custom retention, annual invoicing, and an engineer who helps you ship your first agent. Limits are set for your account, not picked from a menu.
Compare plans
| Feature | Free$0 | Hobby$19 | Growth$99 | Scale$299 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voice minutes per month | 60 | 500 | 2,500 | 10,000 |
| Concurrent calls | 1 | 2 | 10 | 50 |
| Agents | 1 | 3 | 10 | 50 |
| App keys | 2 | 5 | 20 | 100 |
| Team members | 1 | 3 | 10 | 50 |
| Conversation retention | 7 days | 30 days | 90 days | 365 days |
| Bring your own providers | Not included | Not included | Included | Included |
| Bring your own ElevenLabs key | Not included | Not included | Included | Included |
What your plan covers, and what your providers charge you
- Your plan covers voice minutes — the wall-clock time of connected sessions — plus the platform, the SDKs and the bundled pipeline.
- Bring your own key and that provider bills you directly, at whatever your account with them costs. Speech generated on your own ElevenLabs key is charged by ElevenLabs to you; Voxera adds nothing on top of it, and your voice minutes still count toward your plan.
- Voxera shows you the usage either way. The usage page separates speech on your own key from anything Voxera pays for, so you can always see which bill a generation lands on.
Pricing questions
What is Voxera?
Voxera is a realtime voice AI platform for developers. It handles WebRTC audio transport, streaming speech-to-text, language model inference and text-to-speech as one pipeline, and exposes it through SDKs for Web, React, React Native, iOS and Android, with Flutter coming.
How is a voice minute counted?
Voxera meters the wall-clock duration of each connected session, in seconds, and records it against your monthly allowance when the session ends. Time spent connecting or waiting is not billed.
If I use my own ElevenLabs key, who bills me for the speech?
ElevenLabs does, directly, at your own account's rates. Voxera does not resell or mark up speech generated on a key you connected, and adds no charge for it. Your Voxera plan still covers the voice minutes, the platform and the rest of the pipeline, and the usage page shows speech on your own key separately from anything Voxera pays for.
Can I bring my own speech and language providers?
Yes, on the Growth and Scale plans. Both allow custom providers, so you can supply your own speech-to-text, language model or text-to-speech credentials rather than using the bundled defaults.
What happens when I run out of voice minutes?
New sessions are refused once the monthly allowance is used up, and in-progress calls are allowed to finish. Allowances reset at the start of each billing period, and you can upgrade at any time.
Does Voxera support interrupting the agent mid-sentence?
Yes. Barge-in is built into the pipeline: when the caller starts speaking, playback stops and the partial response is discarded, so the agent does not talk over the caller.
Which platforms have SDKs?
Web (TypeScript), React (TypeScript), React Native (TypeScript), iOS (Swift), Android (Kotlin) and Flutter (Dart). They share one wire protocol, so an agent configured once behaves the same everywhere. Web, React and React Native are on npm and iOS is on Swift Package Manager today; Android and Flutter are still in public release.